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Photos and Game Summary: Rams Battle Elements and William and Mary for Draw

A Samantha Jerabek goal in the 81st minute evened the scoring as VCU Women’s Soccer battled William & Mary to a 1-1 draw Friday night.

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Official VCU Game Summary

Final Score: VCU 1, William & Mary 1
Location: Richmond, Va. (Sports Backers Stadium)
Records: VCU: 3-0-1, William & Mary 0-0-1

THE SHORT STORY
A Samantha Jerabek goal in the 81st minute evened the scoring as VCU Women’s Soccer battled William & Mary to a 1-1 draw Friday night at Sports Backers Stadium.

QUICK FACTS

  • The goal was Jerabek’s fifth of the season
  • The redshirt junior led the Rams with four total shots and two shots on goal
  • VCU recorded six corners to William & Mary’s three
  • The Tribe committed 18 fouls in the match
  • Each team placed five of 16 shots on goal

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • Trailing by a goal in the 81st minute, junior Lana Golob fired a long-range shot from just across midfield. The Tribe’s junior goalkeeper Zoe Doughty deflected the ball into the center of the box and Jerabek placed it in the bottom-left corner.
  • VCU put pressure on the William & Mary back line throughout the entirety of the first half. The Rams had several chances but were ultimately unable to find the back of the net.
  • In the 12th minute, redshirt-junior Emma Kershner struck a corner that missed Doughty’s outstretched arms and connected with the crossbar, narrowly missing the goal.
  • Jerabek had the Rams final chance in the 108th minute. The redshirt junior sidestepped a William & Mary defender in the box and blasted a shot that went just wide of the goal.

WHAT’S NEXT
The Rams will be back at Sports Backers Stadium on Sunday to face NC State in the fifth game of their eight-game season-opening homestand. The match is scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. will be available for live stream on ESPN+.

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