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CONSOLATION SEMIFINAL #2 2010 CIS championship: Thunderbirds finish off host Panthers 4-0
| 90:00 - 2nd | 1 | 2 | Final |
|---|---|---|---|
| UBC () | 0 | 4 | 4 |
| UPEI () | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Scoring Summary | |
|---|---|
| 2nd - 60:33 | Janine Frazao (UBC) |
| 2nd - 83:38 | Carmen Lindsay (UBC) |
| 2nd - 88:37 | Lisa Furutani (UBC) |
| 2nd - 90:00 | Christina Donnelly (UBC) |
| UBC | UPEI |
|---|---|
|
G:
4 Players (#5, #9, #20, #23 - 1)
A: 2 Players (#3, #11 - 1) Sh: Rachael Sawer - 6 Sv: N/A |
G:
N/A
A: N/A Sh: Melissa Burke - 1 Sv: Chanelle Roy - 3 |
| TEAM STATISTICS | UBC | UPEI |
|---|---|---|
| Shots (on goal) | 20 (7) | 1 (0) |
| Saves | 0 | 3 |
| Fouls | 13 | 1 |
| Corner Kicks | 10 | 1 |
| Offsides | 1 | 1 |
By UPEI sports information
CHARLOTTETOWN (CIS) – The UBC Thunderbirds defeated
the UPEI Panthers 4-0 in the 2nd one sided consolation semi final
during game 6 of the 2010 CIS Women’s Soccer
Championship.
The UBC Thunderbirds will now play Laval tomorrow at 7:00 pm(AST)
in the consolation final.
The first half saw the Panthers pushed deep into their end for a large portion of the time with UBC having the upper hand in shots 7-0 but unable to score. Midway into half Panthers goalie, Channelle Roy was kicked in the groan by her own player and down for several minutes. She was able to get up and shake it off and then was forced to make two great saves. The Panthers again gave up too many corner kicks to the Thunderbirds, ending the half with 7 -0.
UBC Thunderbird player of the game Janine Frazao (Port Moody,
B.C.) opened the scoring in the 60th minute. The game was put out
of reach late as UBC received goals from Carmen Lindsay (Kelowna),
83rd minute, Lisa Furutani (North Vancouver) 88th and
Christina Donnelly (Ottawa) 90th to finish of a clearly out of gas
Panther squad 4-0.
“The tournament didn’t go the way we hoped, but
we’ll take the win and look to do well on Sunday”
commented Frazao.
“We emptied the tank”, noted Panther coach Mike
Redmond. “Too many tired and banged up bodies today. Our
coaching staff is proud of the season these girls put
together”
Saturday's feature games will be the two semi finals 1 pm & 4
pm, the first with OUA finalist the Queen's Golden Gaels taking on
the Fraser Valley Cascades who are on an eight game winning
streak. The second game will have the RSEQ Champions,
the Montreal Carabins taking on the Laurier Golden Hawks, OUA
Champions.
SCORING
SUMMARY
UBC 0,4 : 4
PEI 0,0 :0
First Half
none
Second Half
1. UBC, Janine Frazao (1) 60th
2. UBC, Carmen Lindsay (1) 83rd
3. UBC, Lisa Furutani (1) 88th
4. UBC, Christina Donne (1) 90th
Goalkeepers:
UBC: Meghan Best (W, 0 GA, 0 saves, 90:00, 1-1)
PEI: Chanelle Roy (L, 4-GA, 3 saves, 90:00, 0-2)
Shots: UBC 20, PEI 1
Corners: UBC 10, PEI 1
Offsides: UBC 1, UPEI 1
Fouls: UBC 13, PEI 1
Yellow Cards:
PEI, Carolyn McKenna
Red Cards: none
Players of the game:
PEI Tessa Roche
UBC Janine Frazao
SCHEDULE &
RESULTS (All times LOCAL: Atlantic Time)
Thursday, Nov. 11
10:00 Quarter-final 1: Queen’s 1, Cape Breton 0
13:00 Quarter-final 2: Fraser Valley 2 , Laval 0
16:00 Quarter-final 3: Wilfrid Laurier 1, UBC 0
19:30 Quarter-final 4: Montreal 2, UPEI 1 overtime
Friday, Nov. 12
13:00 Consolation 1: Laval 3, Cape Breton
16:00 Consolation 2: UBC 2, UPEI 0
Saturday, Nov. 13
13:00 Semifinal 1: Queen’s vs. Fraser Valley (SSN
Canada webcast)
16:00 Semifinal 2: Wilfrid Laurier vs. Montréal (SSN Canada
webcast)
19:00 Consolation final: Laval vs. UBC (SSN Canada webcast)
Sunday, Nov. 14
10:00 Bronze medal (SSN Canada webcast)
13:00 Championship final (SSN Canada webcast)
-CIS-
