UFV Cascades tie Manitoba Bisons, 1-1, in Canada West women’s soccer action, at Bateman Park

The University of the Fraser Valley Cascades tied the University of Manitoba Bisons, 1-1, in Canada West regular season action, at Bateman Park, in Abbotsford, BC. The Cascades regular season reco0rds jow stands at 3-6-3 for 12 points, while the Bisons record improves to 2-6-2 for 8 points.

The match was evenly played in the first half with both teams having good scoring chances. The BIsons goalkeeper Chloe Werle, Winnipeg, Manitoba made several great saves off Cascade chances and kept Manitoba even at the half. In the second half, UFV continued to attack the Bison defense but they stayed tough holding UFV off the scoreboard. The Bisons marched down the pitch with 14 minutes remaining and Alison Flintoft, Neepawa, Manitoba set up Danielle Rocan, Brandon, Manitoba who beat UFV’s goalkeeper Chantelle Biagioni, Pitt Meadows, BC with her first goal of the regular season.

The Bisons one goal lead would stand up until the final minute of play when off a Manitoba player, captain Megan Webster, Abbotsford, BC ‘s shot beat Werle to tie the match. The Cascades outshot Manitoba 17 to 3 for the game.

“In a game in which we created enough scoring opportunities to win quite comfortably we had to come from behind to earn a point. Our lack of ability to put the ball in the back of the net continues to plague us. While I was pleased with almost every aspect of today’s performance, it’s a very tough result to take. It’s important that we finish our season by continuing to build the habits which will make us successful in the future. We will strive to make the end of our season as memorable and positive as possible for our 5th year players,” said Head Coach Rob Giesbrecht.
Manitoba 0 1 = 1 (2-6-2)

UFV        0 1 = 1 (3-6-3)

Scoring:
First Half:
No Scoring

Second Half:
76:10 MAN Rocan (Flintoft)

90:00 UFV Webster

Goalkeeping: MAN: C Werle 10 saves/ UFV: C Biagioni 1 save

Corner Kicks: MAN: 2 / UFV: 13

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