#21/13 Women's Soccer Shuts Out RV/25 Princeton in Scoreless Draw on the Road
Sep 07 | Women's Soccer
PRINCETON, N.J. – No. 21/13 Rutgers women's soccer played to a 0-0, double-overtime draw at RV/25 Princeton on Saturday night. Sophomore goalkeeper Meagan McClelland registered a career-high five saves, posting her fourth shutout of the season.
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The match was balanced between the sides, as Princeton edged Rutgers 14-10 in shots and 6-5 in corners. The Scarlet Knights led saves 5-4 in the tie. McClelland's five saves matched her career high for the second straight game.
THE MATCH
The Scarlet Knights and Tigers began the match with an even first half. The defenses held both squads to a combined five shots through the frame.
Moving into the second stanza, Princeton found some momentum registering eight shots. However, McClelland saved the three that were on target to keep it 0-0 at the break.
The first overtime period saw Rutgers rattle off three shots, while the back line held Princeton without a single shot. Junior forward Nneka Moneme found a great attempt that would go just left of the post in the 91st minute.
The defensive battle continued into the final overtime, as either side registered three shots a piece. A shot by senior midfielder Taylor Aylmer would be the only one on target for either team in the frame.
UP NEXT
Rutgers travels to Delaware for its final nonconference game of the season on Sunday, Sept. 15. Match time is set for 3 p.m. ET.
KNIGHT NOTES
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QUICK STATS
The match was balanced between the sides, as Princeton edged Rutgers 14-10 in shots and 6-5 in corners. The Scarlet Knights led saves 5-4 in the tie. McClelland's five saves matched her career high for the second straight game.
THE MATCH
The Scarlet Knights and Tigers began the match with an even first half. The defenses held both squads to a combined five shots through the frame.
Moving into the second stanza, Princeton found some momentum registering eight shots. However, McClelland saved the three that were on target to keep it 0-0 at the break.
The first overtime period saw Rutgers rattle off three shots, while the back line held Princeton without a single shot. Junior forward Nneka Moneme found a great attempt that would go just left of the post in the 91st minute.
The defensive battle continued into the final overtime, as either side registered three shots a piece. A shot by senior midfielder Taylor Aylmer would be the only one on target for either team in the frame.
UP NEXT
Rutgers travels to Delaware for its final nonconference game of the season on Sunday, Sept. 15. Match time is set for 3 p.m. ET.
KNIGHT NOTES
- Rutgers remains unbeaten in its last 27 overtime matches dating back to 2016, holding a record of 11-0-16. RU is 1-0-1 in overtime contests this year.
- Across the first six games of the season, Rutgers has matched up with thre reigning conference champions in Central Connecticut State (NEC), Hofstra (CAA) and Princeton (Ivy League). RU posted a record of 2-0-1 in those matchups.
- McClelland has registered five saves three times in her career, including twice in the last two matches.
- McClelland owns four shutouts on the year and 12 in her career.
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Team Stats
RU
PRIN
Goals
0
0
Shots
10
14
Shots on Goal
4
5
Saves
5
4
Corners
5
6
Fouls
12
7
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