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Women's Soccer Faces Conference Leader Memphis This Sunday
3.20.21 | Women's Soccer
PHILADELPHIA -- The Owls (3-3-1, 1-3-1 AAC) look to bounce back after a loss versus SMU as they take on the Memphis Tigers this Sunday at 12 p.m. at the Temple Sports Complex. The game will be broadcast live on ESPN+.
The Owls
> Last time out, a second-half rally from the Owls wasn't enough as the Owls fell to the Mustangs, 1-3.
> Niara Sapp would net her first goal of the season and Temple's lone goal in the matchup.
> After their performances versus Cincinnati last Sunday, Lexy Endres and Gabriela Johnson won AAC Weekly awards including Rookie of the Week and Honor Roll respectively as announced on Monday.
> Goalkeeper Kamryn Stablein was also named the Owlsports.com/Nike Athlete of the Month for February after a dominating performance that has left her leading the conference and ranked ninth in the nation.
Scouting Memphis
> Memphis finished the 2019 season 17-3-1 (AAC 8-0-1), advancing to the AAC Championship before being beat by USF, 2-0.
> The Tigers have yet to allow a goal versus any conference opponent this season. The team is unbeaten in its last 16 regular-season conference games dating back to the 2018 season.
> Last time out, Memphis defeated Cincinnati, 2-0, with the Tigers holding the Bearcats to just two shots on goal.
> Senior Clarissa Larisey was named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List and was named AAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year by a unanimous vote.
> Goalkeeper Elizabeth Moberg was named AAC Preseason Goalkeeper of the Year and Tanya Boychuk and Mya Jones were named to the Preseason All-Conference Team.
Game Notes
> The matchup between the Owls and Tigers marks the seventh time in program history that the teams have met, with the Owls record standing at 1-4-1.
> The last time the team's met was during the 2019 season where Memphis beat Temple 2-0.
The Owls
> Last time out, a second-half rally from the Owls wasn't enough as the Owls fell to the Mustangs, 1-3.
> Niara Sapp would net her first goal of the season and Temple's lone goal in the matchup.
> After their performances versus Cincinnati last Sunday, Lexy Endres and Gabriela Johnson won AAC Weekly awards including Rookie of the Week and Honor Roll respectively as announced on Monday.
> Goalkeeper Kamryn Stablein was also named the Owlsports.com/Nike Athlete of the Month for February after a dominating performance that has left her leading the conference and ranked ninth in the nation.
Scouting Memphis
> Memphis finished the 2019 season 17-3-1 (AAC 8-0-1), advancing to the AAC Championship before being beat by USF, 2-0.
> The Tigers have yet to allow a goal versus any conference opponent this season. The team is unbeaten in its last 16 regular-season conference games dating back to the 2018 season.
> Last time out, Memphis defeated Cincinnati, 2-0, with the Tigers holding the Bearcats to just two shots on goal.
> Senior Clarissa Larisey was named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List and was named AAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year by a unanimous vote.
> Goalkeeper Elizabeth Moberg was named AAC Preseason Goalkeeper of the Year and Tanya Boychuk and Mya Jones were named to the Preseason All-Conference Team.
Game Notes
> The matchup between the Owls and Tigers marks the seventh time in program history that the teams have met, with the Owls record standing at 1-4-1.
> The last time the team's met was during the 2019 season where Memphis beat Temple 2-0.
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