Geneseo's Claire Miskell (right) tries to stop a shot by Cal-Mum's Maia Scott during crossover action Thursday. Cal-Mum won the game 5-0.
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Geneseo's Claire Miskell (right) tries to stop a shot by Cal-Mum's Maia Scott during crossover action Thursday. Cal-Mum won the game 5-0.
LCAA Girls Soccer

Cal-Mum girls blank Geneseo

September 28, 2012 by TheLCN staff

GENESEO — Emily Phillips and Sarah Biondollilo each scored two goals as visiting Cal-Mum (4-1-2) blanked Geneseo 5-0 in Livingston Conference crossover action Thursday.

Both seniors, Phillips scored twice in the first half, while Biondollilo scored twice after the intermission.

Phillips scored her first goal just two minutes into the game. She added her second tally eight minutes later off a feed from Breanne Nelson.

Cal-Mum led 2-0 at the half.

Biondollilo scored her first goal nine minutes into the second half and added her second 10 minutes later.

Sophomore Hannah Anderson scored the final goal for the Lady Raiders.

Cal-Mum keeper Kenna Kosinski only faced one shot for the shutout.

On the season, Phillips has scored seven goals with three assists (17 points) while Biondollilo has tallied six goals and five assists (17 points).

Geneseo fell to 3-4-0 overall.

Cal-Mum’s Amanda Wilson (20) and Geneseo’s Kate Hochbruckner get after a loose ball during first half action Thursday.

 

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