Jimmies see red in 3-1 loss at Eastern Oregon

LA GRANDE, OR – The College of Jamestown gave up two second-half targets to lose 3-1 to the Japanese Oregon Mountaineers on Monday, Sept. 5, on the Neighborhood Stadium.

The Mountaineers (3-1) drew a foul 16 minutes into the sport and Erika Skindlov stepped as much as take the free kick from 25-yards out. Skindlov slotted it dwelling to present the Mountaineers a 1-0 lead. The Mountaineers saved the strain on over the following 10 minutes however a number of saves from goalie Tea Pence saved the sport proper the place it was. The Jimmies (1-3-1) received their first shot of the sport within the thirtieth minute when Claire Struble despatched a shot excessive over the web.

Moments into the second half, the Mountaineers’ Kana Mateaki received a yellow card for a foul and the Jimmies’ Karlie Hintze made her pay to tie the sport up at one off an help from Haley Dyer to make it 1-1.

“It got here from our consistency, within the first half we managed the final 20 minutes and have been of their finish for nearly 20 minutes straight and nook kick after nook kick, and pictures,” Jimmies head coach Nick Becker stated. “So, we knew within the second half popping out that we have been going to get a aim within the recreation and so it was actually good that the ladies have been ready and battled again and caught to the sport plan and we knew one would finally come they usually did their job.”

The rating was not tied for lengthy as within the 53rd minute the Mountaineers’ Brooke Ford scored to make it 2-1. A couple of minutes after the aim, Hintze slide tackled a participant and the referees decided that it was a pink card worthy play, making the Jimmies to minimize a participant for the rest of the sport.

Regardless of each groups pushing the rating would keep at 2-1 till the 76th minute. The Mountaineers Darby McDevitt received taken down within the field by Struble and Skindlov put the ball down on the spot and proceeded to fireplace a shot in to push her group’s lead out to 3-1. After the penalty kick, the Jimmies subbed Pence out with an harm. The Jimmies had an opportunity to chop into the lead within the 88th minute however Ryley Bedard’s shot was saved to safe the Mountaineers’ win.

The Jimmies return to the sphere at 12 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 11, once they host Rocky Mountain Faculty.

UJ 1, EOU 3

UJ: 0 1–1

EOU: 1 2–3

Scoring performs:

First half:

EOU: Erika Skindlov, 16:13

Second half:

UJ: Karlie Hintze, 48:12

EOU: Brooke Ford (PK), 53:42

EOU: Skindlov (2), 76:50