ALLENTOWN, Pa. — The Cedar Crest College soccer team lost to Brooklyn College, 4-1, on Tuesday evening. The Falcons finished with a 17-10 shot advantage and put 11 shots on goal, but the Bulldogs scored three times in the second half.
Cedar Crest opened the scoring in the first half in the 24th minute, when senior
Jasmin Alvarado (Plainfield, N.J./Piscataway) scored from sophomore
Amiyah Carroll's (Severn, Md./Old Mill Senior) assist for a 1-0 lead. Brooklyn answered on first-year Scarlett Davis' (Concord, N.C.) goal in the 32nd minute, but the Falcons continued to create chances with two later corner kicks from Carroll and shots from first-years
Sophia DeVito (Vineland, N.J./Cumberland County Technical Education Center) and
Camille Chambers (Albrightsville, Pa./North Hunterdon). The half ended tied 1-1.
Cedar Crest created several second-half looks, with sophomore
Morgan Kreibick (Philadelphia, Pa./Franklin Towne Charter) forcing a save at in the 51st minute, DeVito putting another shot on frame in the 56th minute and Kreibick adding two more attempts before Carroll's consecutive corners in the 66th minute. The Bulldogs scored three times in the half, and the Falcons were held without a second-half goal as the match finished 4-1.
DeVito led Cedar Crest with six shots and put five on goal. Alvarado scored the Falcons' goal and finished with two shots. Carroll recorded an assist and added three shots, including two on goal.
For Brooklyn, Davis scored twice and added two assists while putting all three of her shots on goal. Sophomore Kaylenn Arias (Franklin Square, N.Y.) recorded a goal and an assist, with her goal listed as the game-winner. Senior Alyssa Hardison (Coram, N.Y.) scored on one of her two shots, both of which were on goal. Goalkeeper April Hartje () finished with 10 saves over 90 minutes.
Cedar Crest concludes its season with a with an overall record of 6-11-0. Brooklyn College (5-7-2 overall) next faces John Jay College in the semifinals of the CUNYAC Championship Tournament on Saturday, October 31 at noon.
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