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The Furman Paladin Women’s Soccer 7-4-3 overall record, team rides into tonight’s game against the UT Chattanooga Mocs 4-7-3 overall, on a 9-game win streak and fighting for a top spot in the SoCon rankings. The Paladins behind a great defense led by D Graduate Miya Poplin and Freshman Goalkeeper Reese DeJong, have shutout several games this year in conference play. The offense has also been able to make the scores to lead them on this quest for the SoCon title with F Sophomore Jenny Jacobson and MFF 5th Senior Nieva Gaither leading the charge.
Ready to fight for another conference win!! See you soon UTC 👀#FUAllTheTime pic.twitter.com/6vBx31BqPn
— Furman Women's Soccer (@FurmanWSoccer) October 17, 2024
Furman celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness month will be sporting their pink uniforms. Furman starts off with the ball and gets the first shot on goal but is just a tad to the side. The Moc’s get the first point when a blooper shot over the goalie hits the pole and goes in and the Mocs lead 1-0 in the 8th minute.
📍Stone Stadium#FUAllTheTime pic.twitter.com/CyE2tKkhTR
— Furman Women's Soccer (@FurmanWSoccer) October 17, 2024
Furman halftime stats are as follows: 4 shots on goal, 2 corner kicks, 2 fouls, and 2 saves and one goal given up. Overall Furman played some great defense other than the one shot that hit the pole and went in over Reese DeJong’s head. Furman will need to come out on fire in the second half and set the tone for the rest of the game. Coach Burr has been able all year to make great adjustments at halftime so we will see how the team responds.
Halftime | Furman 0-1 Chattanooga
— Furman Women's Soccer (@FurmanWSoccer) October 17, 2024
Both teams come out and are pushing the ball great, both also have a chance to get a score but miss the opportunity to score. The game is a great defensive battle and ends up in a 1-0 win for UT Chattanooga over Furman. Furman Joust was able to get the following interviews after the game with Coach Burr and Mid Fielder Shania Diaz.
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