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WOMEN'S SOCCER: HCCC wins home opener

WOMEN'S SOCCER: HCCC wins home opener

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Jennie Maxwell pushes the ball up the field for Herkimer County Community College Sunday against Clinton Community College.

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Posted Sep 04, 2012 @ 04:52 AM
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HERKIMER COUNTY CC 1, CLINTON CC 0

Melissa Stec’s goal late in the first half accounted for the only scoring Sunday afternoon as the Herkimer County Community College Generals defeated Clinton Community College 1-0 in their home opener at Wehrum Stadium.

Stec scored at 43:08 with an assist from St. Johnsville’s Jaylene Stowell. Stec knocked home a pass off the right wing from 15 yards out.

The Generals (2-0-1, 1-0-0 Region III) had controlled play for most of the first half and came up empty on a pair of earlier scoring chances. Clinton goalkeeper Emily Schultz made a key save on a shot by Jessica Williamson to keep the match scoreless before the Generals broke through.

Schultz made 10 saves for the Cougars who were outshot 12-3.

“We played really well,” Herkimer coach Amy Dommer said, “but there’s only so much you can do against a good goalie.”

Kristi Bills, a freshman from Northville, made three saves and earned her first college shutout for the Generals.

Herkimer, ranked 10th in Division III of the NJCAA, travels north Tuesday for a match at Jefferson Community College.

Compiled From Times Staff Reports

HERKIMER COUNTY CC 1, CLINTON CC 0

Melissa Stec’s goal late in the first half accounted for the only scoring Sunday afternoon as the Herkimer County Community College Generals defeated Clinton Community College 1-0 in their home opener at Wehrum Stadium.

Stec scored at 43:08 with an assist from St. Johnsville’s Jaylene Stowell. Stec knocked home a pass off the right wing from 15 yards out.

The Generals (2-0-1, 1-0-0 Region III) had controlled play for most of the first half and came up empty on a pair of earlier scoring chances. Clinton goalkeeper Emily Schultz made a key save on a shot by Jessica Williamson to keep the match scoreless before the Generals broke through.

Schultz made 10 saves for the Cougars who were outshot 12-3.

“We played really well,” Herkimer coach Amy Dommer said, “but there’s only so much you can do against a good goalie.”

Kristi Bills, a freshman from Northville, made three saves and earned her first college shutout for the Generals.

Herkimer, ranked 10th in Division III of the NJCAA, travels north Tuesday for a match at Jefferson Community College.

Compiled From Times Staff Reports

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