Seward, NE - September 16, 2023 -

Concordia defeated Mount Marty 8-1 on Saturday the Lancers fall to 1-4 overall and 0-2 in GPAC play. 

Concordia (Neb.) set the tone early in the match, with Kierstynn Garner finding the back of the net in the 4th minute, assisted by Sierra Springer.

Niah Kirchner scored in the 6th minute, followed by Savannah Andrews' solo effort in the 12th minute, bringing the score to 3-0 in favor of Concordia (Neb.). Savannah Andrews netted two more goals in quick succession, in the 14th and 16th minutes, taking the score to an impressive 5-0 for the home team.

Mount Marty managed to respond in the second half as Katelyn Powers scored in the 51st minute, assisted by Yanisa Hall, giving the visitors hope.

However, Concordia (Neb.) quickly regained control, with Sierra Springer scoring in the 57th minute, followed by Savannah Andrews' third goal in the 66th minute. Kierstynn Garner added her second goal in the 72nd minute, sealing the dominant 8-1 victory for Concordia (Neb.).

The shot count favored Concordia (Neb.) with 22 shots compared to Mount Marty's 3 shots. Concordia's offensive display showcased their strength and efficiency in front of goal.

In terms of goalkeeping, both teams saw significant action. Mount Marty's Caitlin Guerra and Kelsey Tabbert faced a total of 14 shots, making a combined total of 7 saves.

Concordia (Neb.) demonstrated their dominance in set pieces, winning a total of 9 corner kicks compared to Mount Marty's 0.

Katelyn Powers (Forward): Katelyn Powers was a standout player for Mount Marty, scoring the team's only goal in the match. Her ability to find the back of the net under pressure showcases her offensive prowess and determination. Powers played a crucial role in trying to keep Mount Marty in the game.

Caitlin Guerra (Goalkeeper): Guerra, one of the goalkeepers for Mount Marty, faced a significant number of shots from the potent Concordia (Neb.) offense. Despite the challenge, she made important saves, demonstrating her resilience and determination to keep her team in the match.

Desiree Medina (Midfielder): Although not directly involved in scoring, Desiree Medina likely played a vital role in Mount Marty's midfield, attempting to create opportunities and provide defensive support. Midfielders are crucial in controlling the pace and flow of the game.

Yanisa Hall (Midfielder): Yanisa Hall had an important role in the midfield for Mount Marty. While not scoring in this particular match, her role would typically involve facilitating offensive plays and assisting the forwards in creating goal-scoring opportunities.

Up Next

Mount Marty will travel to Omaha on September 20th to faceoff with College of Saint Mary starting at 4PM.