Cabrini University Cavaliers (8-2-3, 6-1-2 CSAC) vs. Washington College Shorewomen (7-7, 2-6 CC)
Tuesday, Oct. 17, 7pm
Edith Robb Dixon Field

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Today's game marks the final regular season home match for the six seniors on the women's soccer team, Gabby LeGendre, Brittany Runyen, Kelsee Tironi, Taylor Tralie, Alex Petrongolo, and Marisa Christensen.

As a group, these ladies have led Cabrini to 43 victories, including a 25-2-5 record in conference games and two CSAC championships.  In their 292 total games, they have accumulated 37 goals, 28 assists and 111 saves.

Thank you all for always epitomizing what it means to be a Cabrini Cavalier both on and off the field. 

Last Meeting: Cavs hand Shorewomen 3-0 loss (9/3/14)
The Cavaliers picked up their first victory of 2014 with a 3-0 victory over the Washington College Shorewomen. 

Melissa Scanzano opened up the scoring just 68 seconds after the opening whistle with an unassisted goal to put the Cavs up early. 20 minutes later, Julianna Ardire found Devon Miller who ripped one past the keeper for the 2-0 advantage. The Cavs would carry the 2-0 lead into the intermission. 

The Shorewomen kept Cabrini's offense at bay for much of the second half until senior Taylor Tralie iced the game in the 85th minute. 

The Blue and White held a 17-11 advantage in shots on the afternoon, but were held without a corner kick as Washington College recorded the only two corners on the day. 

Cabrini Last Time Out: Cyclones snap Cavs six game win streak (10/14/17)
The Cavs nearly matched the Cyclones on the stat sheet as they had just four fewer shots and recorded two more corners on the day. Sophomore Katelyn Gilinger and Tralie led the Blue and White in shots with three each and two coming on goal. 

Centenary jumped out to an early 1-0 lead as junior Amanda Benoit corralled a blocked shot and was able to push it by senior keeper Gabby LeGendre in the 2nd minute. The Cyclones extended their lead in the 30th minute with a goal from senior Emily Pizzuto. Centenary would carry the 2-0 lead into the intermission. 

Centenary capped the scoring in the 68th minute and would ride the 3-0 score to their ninth win of the season. 

Washington College Last Time Out: Shorewomen fend off F&M in OT thriller (10/14/17)
Washington College junior forward Olivia Sabatino became the team's all-time leader in career points and her twin sister Arianna Sabatino scored the game-winning goal as the host Washington College women's soccer team scored a 2-1 Centennial Conference overtime win over visiting Franklin & Marshall on Senior Day today.

The Shorewomen and Diplomats nearly matched each other shot for shot, as Washington College ended the game with a 13-12 advantage in shots and 5-4 advantage in shots on goal. 

After a scoreless first half, (Olivia) Sabatino and the Shorewomen struck first in the 75th minute to take the late lead. Just three minutes later F&M's Reanna Leoni connected on the equalizer to even things at one a piece. 

With 15 seconds left in overtime, Aranna Sabatino scored the game winner to give the Shorewomen their seventh win of the season. 

5 Factors for Cabrini

• The Cavaliers sit just four points out of first place in the Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) standings. 
• Cabrini's 3-0 loss to Centenary was just the second time they allowed more than two goals on the season, the last coming on Sept. 12 against Arcadia.
• The Blue and White are outshooting their opposition 300-122 on the season - or 23.1 shots per game compared to just 9.4 shots per game from their opponent. 
• Tralie stands as a big reason why the Cavs hold such an impressive shot advantage over their opponents as the senior currently ranks second in the CSAC in shots with 70. 
• Cabrini remains unbeaten at home this season, as they have compiled a record of 5-0-3 at Edith Robb Dixon Field. 

5 Factors for Washington College

• Washington College owns a 5-1 record against non conference opponents and a 2-6 record against fellow Centennial Conference opponents. 
• The Shorewomen have lost four of their last five games and have been outscored 15-5 over that span. 
• Four players have recorded at least 10 points for the Shorewomen, led by twin sisters Olivia Sabatino (17 points) and Aranna Sabatino (12 points). 
• In their seven wins, Washington College has averaged 14.9 shots, but has averaged just 6.4 shots in their seven losses. 
• The Shorewomen currently sit in 8th place in the Centennial Conference standings. 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Washington
8-2-3, 6-1-2 CSAC	Record	7-7, 2-6 CC
1.77	Goals Per Game	1.93
17	Assists	20
300	Shots	149
157	Shots on Goal	85
86	Corner Kicks	52
115	Fouls	76
44	Saves	50
.772	Save Percentage	.658
	TEAM LEADERS
Taylor Tralie (6)	Goals	Olivia Sabatino (7)
Taylor Tralie (8)	Assists	Emily Caldarelli (5)
Taylor Tralie (20)	Points	Olivia Sabatino (17)
Taylor Tralie (70)	Shots	Emily Caldarelli (34)
Brittany Purdy (.786)	Shot On Goal % (Min. 5 shots)	Emily Caldarelli (.676)
Taylor Tralie, Katelyn Gilinger (2)	Game Winning Goals	Olivia Sabatino (2)
Gabby LeGendre (.759)	Save Percentage	Annalie Buscarino (.660)