Temple University Athletics
Thursday, September 12
College Park, Md.
7:00 p.m.
Temple University
at
Maryland
Women’s Soccer Travels to Maryland Thursday
9.11.19 | Women's Soccer
PHILADELPHIA—Temple women's soccer (1-3-1, 0-0 AAC) will travel down to College Park, Md. on Thursday, Sept. 12 to take on Big 10 foe Maryland. The contest between the Owls and the Terrapins will kick off at 7 p.m.
Owl About Us
> The Cherry and White are led by head coach Seamus O'Connor, who is in his seventh season at the helm of the program.
> Temple is captained by junior Julia Dolan and seniors Morgan Basileo, Emily Keitel and Molly Tobin.
> Last time out, Temple dropped a 3-0 decision to the Villanova Wildcats (3-2-1, 0-0 Big East) on Sunday. A strong second half fueled by three goals led the Wildcats' victory. The Owls held the Wildcats scoreless for the entirety of the first half, battling for possession to deny them any chances on net. It was a chippy match between the local Philly rivals that saw 24 fouls and four yellow cards. Basileo came up huge for the Owls in net, posting seven saves and thwarting numerous dangerous opportunities from the starting whistle.
Tracking Temple
> Gabriela Johnson and Morgan Morocco lead the Owls in offensive production. They are tied at the top of the points list for the Owls with three each (1g, 1a). In addition to Morocco and Johnson, Emma Wilkins and Bella Sorrentino have netted one goal apiece and Marissa DiGenova has notched one assist.
> Basileo has been a mainstay in the net, notching 37 saves through 470 minutes of play.
> Temple has earned one clean sheet so far this season. Basileo, with the strong contributions from the back line, logged this shut out against Lehigh last week.
Scouting the Terps
> Maryland (3-2-1) is led by Ray Leone, who is in his fourth season as head coach of the Terrapins.
> Last time out, Maryland traveled to Washington, D.C. to take on George Washington. The Terps battled the Colonials to a 1-1 draw. Forward Mikaela Dayes scored the lone goal for Maryland.
> The Terps' offense is led by Dayes, who leads the team in goals (3) and points (7). She is tied with midfielder Loren Sefcik and forward Taylor Whitmer in assists (1). Forward Alyssa Poarch is another threat in the attacking third for Maryland, as she has netted two goals this season.
> Goalkeeper Erin Seppi has been a mainstay between the posts for the Terps. Seppi has amassed 21 saves through 548 minutes of play. She owns a 1.81 goals against average and a 0.656 save percentage. Seppi was named Big 10 Co-Goalkeeper of the Week for her performance last week against George Mason and George Washington.
Series History
> Temple holds a 3-2-0 advantage in the all-time series against Maryland.
> The squads last faced off at the Temple Sports Complex last August. The Owls blanked the Terrapins, 1-0, to earn take the decision in the non-conference matchup.
Owl About Us
> The Cherry and White are led by head coach Seamus O'Connor, who is in his seventh season at the helm of the program.
> Temple is captained by junior Julia Dolan and seniors Morgan Basileo, Emily Keitel and Molly Tobin.
> Last time out, Temple dropped a 3-0 decision to the Villanova Wildcats (3-2-1, 0-0 Big East) on Sunday. A strong second half fueled by three goals led the Wildcats' victory. The Owls held the Wildcats scoreless for the entirety of the first half, battling for possession to deny them any chances on net. It was a chippy match between the local Philly rivals that saw 24 fouls and four yellow cards. Basileo came up huge for the Owls in net, posting seven saves and thwarting numerous dangerous opportunities from the starting whistle.
Tracking Temple
> Gabriela Johnson and Morgan Morocco lead the Owls in offensive production. They are tied at the top of the points list for the Owls with three each (1g, 1a). In addition to Morocco and Johnson, Emma Wilkins and Bella Sorrentino have netted one goal apiece and Marissa DiGenova has notched one assist.
> Basileo has been a mainstay in the net, notching 37 saves through 470 minutes of play.
> Temple has earned one clean sheet so far this season. Basileo, with the strong contributions from the back line, logged this shut out against Lehigh last week.
Scouting the Terps
> Maryland (3-2-1) is led by Ray Leone, who is in his fourth season as head coach of the Terrapins.
> Last time out, Maryland traveled to Washington, D.C. to take on George Washington. The Terps battled the Colonials to a 1-1 draw. Forward Mikaela Dayes scored the lone goal for Maryland.
> The Terps' offense is led by Dayes, who leads the team in goals (3) and points (7). She is tied with midfielder Loren Sefcik and forward Taylor Whitmer in assists (1). Forward Alyssa Poarch is another threat in the attacking third for Maryland, as she has netted two goals this season.
> Goalkeeper Erin Seppi has been a mainstay between the posts for the Terps. Seppi has amassed 21 saves through 548 minutes of play. She owns a 1.81 goals against average and a 0.656 save percentage. Seppi was named Big 10 Co-Goalkeeper of the Week for her performance last week against George Mason and George Washington.
Series History
> Temple holds a 3-2-0 advantage in the all-time series against Maryland.
> The squads last faced off at the Temple Sports Complex last August. The Owls blanked the Terrapins, 1-0, to earn take the decision in the non-conference matchup.
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