WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University women's soccer team drew with Dartmouth Thursday afternoon at Shaw Field. The Hoyas and the Big Green each finished with one goal each after overtime. 

Head Coach Dave Nolan
"Definitely a disappointing result today but credit to Dartmouth. Their staff did a great job organizing them and they are a very dangerous counter attacking team. They scored how we feared they would, but credit to our girls for responding quickly and at that point I felt only one team would go on and win the game and that was us. 

However, we showed great spirit and fight. We lacked a little bit of quality in crucial moments and could never get the second goal despite all the pressure we mounted. We now have to recover quickly and get ready for a very good Princeton team on Sunday."

How it Happened

• The Hoyas and the Big Green went scoreless through the first half.
• Georgetown kept the pressure on Dartmouth and had the momentum in the first half.
• The Big Green was able to counter quickly on the Hoyas after the ball was turned over in the final third of the field. 
• Junior Allie Winstanley scored for Dartmouth in the 58th minute with an assist from senior Maddie Mills.
• The Hoyas tied the game in the 68th minute with junior Gia Vicari slotting a shot to the lower right corner of the goal.
• Freshman Cyanne Doyle tallied her second assist on the season.
• Georgetown was awarded a penalty kick in the 87th minute due to a handball in the 18-yard box by Dartmouth which was saved by junior goalkeeper Charlotte Cyr.
• The Hoyas and the Big Green played aggressively through the end of regulation and were forced into overtime.
• The final result was a 1-1 tie.

Of Note

• The Hoyas had 11 shots on goal compared to Dartmouth's two.
• Georgetown's record is now 2-0-2.
• The game was high in action as there were 22 fouls committed in the 110 minute game.

Up Next

• Georgetown hosts Dartmouth at home on September 2 at 4 p.m.