Oct. 15, 2006

Gapczynski Nets Fourth Goal in 4-1 Loss to Loyola

    Chicago, Ill. -- The Youngstown State soccer team (2-11, 0-4 Horizon League) lost to league opponent Loyola (10-5-2, 5-1-1)4-1 on Sunday afternoon at Loyola Soccer Park. Caitlin Bodzioney, for the third time of season, finished with 11 saves.
    Loyola's Mary Dale scored the first goal of the game at just under eight minutes into play from six yards out off the assist from Katie Heidenrich.
    Jenna Fink took an attempt to tie the score at the 13-minute mark with a shot that was saved by Emily Pieck.

    Amy Lomas put the Rambler's second tally on the board just before half time.
    Head Soccer Coach Anthony James said that the game was very physical.
    "We had a hard time today with this team," James said. "I was impressed with how we played in the second half".

     Selina Hunt gave the Ramblers a 3-0 point advantage two minutes into the second half but Loyola was quickly met by an offensive attack from the Penguins.
    YSU forward Jodi Bowlen attempted the 'Guins first shot of the second period that was saved. Jordan Gapczynksi fired back seven minutes later with the Penguins first goal of the game. The score marked the freshman's fourth goal of the year.

Gapczynski took her second shot of the game at 63:36 that was saved.

     Sarah McPartlan scored Loyola's fourth goal at 83:14 making the final score 4-1.

    YSU will travel to Butler on Friday to face the Bulldogs at 4p.m.