Cleveland State Women’s Soccer Uses Big Second Half to Defeat Robert Morris 2-1

MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. – The Vikings (7-6-3, 4-4-1) used two second-half targets to defeat Robert Morris (7-6-4, 1-6-2) 2-1 on Saturday afternoon. Cleveland State wraps up the common season at dwelling on Wednesday with an enormous league recreation at 7 p.m.

THE GAME
Robert Morris practically opened the scoring within the twenty fifth minute as Emily Rocco’s shot went off the put up and out of play. 4 minutes later, the Colonials took a 1-0 lead on a Haleigh Finale penalty kick.

RMU practically doubled the margin within the thirty third minute as Renae Mohrbacher’s shot hit the put up and was cleared out of play. The Vikings went into the half trailing 1-0 with Mayra Sesmas accounting for all 4 Inexperienced and White photographs.

Cleveland State drew even within the 57th minute as Kathryn Ramicone tallied an unassisted aim. Grace Krosky then scored the game-winner within the 77th minute with an unassisted aim because the Vikings gained, 2-1.

Sesmas led the sport with 5 photographs whereas McKenna Donahue and Erica Leinweber had two apiece. Liv Fain picked up the win in aim after making 5 crucial saves.

UP NEXT
Cleveland State concludes the common season at dwelling on Wednesday, October 26 towards Purdue Fort Wayne at 7 p.m.