By Melanie Cane
The Garnets were 17-0-1 after beating John Jay 2-0 in their post-season sectional semifinal October 31. That low score is deceiving as Rye dominated the entire game and got off 37 shots, including 21 penalty shots to the Indians’ three.
The Garnets were looking for their first win against 18-0 Lakeland, and if the game had started in the second half, they might have gotten it. However, the Hornets went on the attack immediately, and scored four goals to Rye’s one. The Garnets made some mental and physical adjustments, especially in their corner defense, that enabled them to hold Lakeland scoreless for the rest of the game. Fusine Govaert, the team’s top scorer who scored Rye’s only goal said, “We are a team. We win and lose as a team.”
Coach Prince is very proud of her team. “Once we made the necessary adjustments, we played them evenly and perhaps better than any other team has played them.” Prince thought Ali Howard played great in goal. “After making adjustments, she had four saves. The whole team showed their grit and skill. We only allowed them eight shots, four of which we saved. That’s phenomenal!”
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