Women's Soccer Falls in B1G Tournament Championship to No. 9 UCLA
Nov 10 | Women's Soccer
ST. LOUIS, Mo. ā The fifth-seeded Scarlet Knights (11-4-5) fell to second-seeded and No. 9 ranked UCLA (16-3-3) in the Big Ten Tournament championship at CITYPARK by a 5-0 score.
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The Bruins opened scoring 6:28 into the match, then added to their lead in the 41st and 45th to take the 3-0 lead into halftime. UCLA added on in the 69th and 83rd to set the final score.
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UCLA came into the match with a nation-leading 15 shutouts and the NCAA's best goals-against average at 0.33. The Bruins allowed four shots on goal or less against all 13 Big Ten opponents this season, and in 18 of their 19 matches overall.
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Shaela Bradley and Ashley Baran took Rutgers' shots on target in the championship.
Rutgers redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Olivia Bodmer was named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team.
Rutgers' season will continue in the NCAA Tournament. The NCAA Selection Show is set for Mon., Nov. 11 at 4 p.m. on ncaa.com.
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The Bruins opened scoring 6:28 into the match, then added to their lead in the 41st and 45th to take the 3-0 lead into halftime. UCLA added on in the 69th and 83rd to set the final score.
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UCLA came into the match with a nation-leading 15 shutouts and the NCAA's best goals-against average at 0.33. The Bruins allowed four shots on goal or less against all 13 Big Ten opponents this season, and in 18 of their 19 matches overall.
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Shaela Bradley and Ashley Baran took Rutgers' shots on target in the championship.
Rutgers redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Olivia Bodmer was named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team.
Rutgers' season will continue in the NCAA Tournament. The NCAA Selection Show is set for Mon., Nov. 11 at 4 p.m. on ncaa.com.
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NOTES
- Rutgers played in its fourth Big Ten Tournament Championship since joining the conference in 2014.
- Redshirt freshman Reilly McGlinn made her first collegiate start in the conference tournament championship.
- Senior forward Riley Tiernan was not available for the match due to a red card suspension from the semifinal. She served the first of a two-match suspension.
- The Scarlet Knights are 0-3 against UCLA all-time following a 2-0 loss at home in 1997 and a 1-0 setback in California in 2011.
Follow Rutgers women's soccer onĀ Twitter,Ā Instagram, andĀ Facebook. Download the Scarlet Knights App forĀ AppleĀ orĀ AndroidĀ today.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
RUT
UCLA
Goals
0
5
Shots
6
15
Shots on Goal
2
9
Saves
3
2
Corners
1
5
Fouls
4
9
Scoring Plays

Val Vargas (1)
Assisted By: Kara Croone , Quincy McMahon
GOAL by UCLA Vargas, Val Assist by Croone, Kara and McMahon, Quincy.
06:28

Taylor Cheatham (1)
GOAL by UCLA Cheatham, Taylor.
40:52

Jordan Geis (2)
GOAL by UCLA Geis, Jordan.
45:00

Lily Boyden (1)
Assisted By: Quincy McMahon , Maya Evans
GOAL by UCLA Boyden, Lily Assist by McMahon, Quincy and Evans, Maya.
68:48

Sophie Reale (1)
Assisted By: Jordan Geis , Milla Shafie
GOAL by UCLA Reale, Sophie Assist by Geis, Jordan and Shafie, Milla.
82:52
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