WASHINGTON – Georgetown women's soccer team beat William & Mary 6-0 Saturday evening. The match took place in Williamsburg, Virginia and boasted four different goal scorers for the Hoyas. Georgetown's record now sits at 4-0-4 and William & Mary is 2-5.

Head Coach Dave Nolan
"I think the girls played well tonight and the result was what we needed. William & Mary has been battling with COVID-19 protocol issues and I give them credit because they never stopped and played well through the end. We had some girls really step up today and make an impact like Tatum Lenain and Erin Martin. We are now looking ahead to a very good Creighton team and then Xavier who are doing well in the RPI. Those will be good games for us and we will prepare for them."

How it Happened

• Georgetown had possession throughout the first half and was able to make textbook passes to play around William & Mary's defense.
• Graduate Student Daisy Cleverley scored first for the Hoyas off a corner played in by senior Maya Fernandez-Powell.
• In the 45th minute freshman Eliza Turner fed a ball to sophomore Tatum Lenain who was able to place the ball in the back of the net.
• Seven minutes into the second half, junior Gia Vicari scored her first goal of the game off a pass by senior Devon Lis. 
• Less than five minutes later, Vicari scored her second goal off of a long ball played behind the William & Mary backlinefrom Julia Leas.
• Senior Jenna Royson played a ball to Vicari who sent the ball to freshman Cyanne Doyle who scored for the fifth goal of the night for the Hoyas.
• Georgetown earned a penalty kick in the 86th minute and Fernandez-Powell stepped up and finished it for the Hoyas.
• The match concluded in a 6-0 win in Georgetown's favor.

Off Note

• The Blue & Gray had 14 shots to the Tribe's three.
• Junior Allie Augur made one save for the Hoyas versus the four William & Mary's goalkeeper Morgan Wood made.

Up Next

• The Hoyas will play Creighton on Thursday, September 23 at 7 p.m. in Omaha, Nebraska.