Waves Drop WCC Opener to LMU, 1-0, in OT
10/11/2008 12:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
LOS ANGELES,
The game-winner originated on a deep throw-in from Marissa Zamora that first found Lily Sorentino before she threaded the ball through the 18-yard box and over to Lawson.
Lawson’s kick just missed the outstretched arm of Pepperdine goalkeeper Kayla Stolte (
Pepperdine’s loss dropped its record to 5-7-2, 0-1 WCC; while LMU improved to 6-4-3 and 1-0 in the WCC.
It was a tough loss for the Waves considering they led all statistical categories except for the one that mattered most. The Blue and
Minutes before the match was decided, Pepperdine had a chance to score but defender Myriah Stockman’s (
Also in the first overtime, each team had a shot sailed inches above the crossbar and defender Kelsey Baker (
Pepperdine controlled most of the first-half play, outshooting LMU, 10-3; however, with a cool and consistent gust coming off the ocean, many of its shots either sailed high or wide. The goalkeepers combined to make one save, as Amanda Rupp (
Each side recorded three corner kicks in the first half but few scoring chances originated from these bonus opportunities. Defender Cammie Burke (
The second half played a lot like the first with the Waves continuing to dominate most statistical categories with no results to show for their efforts.
Pepperdine outshot LMU in the second frame, 8-3.
Rupp had a shot from inside the six squeezed by a defender that ended up in
Defensively, the Waves remained solid in the second half, with Haleigh Guertin (
Pepperdine continues its conference road trip next weekend with matches at Gonzaga (Oct. 17) and #3




























