Women's Soccer Drops Heartbreaking Double Overtime Decision To Kansas
September 1, 2002 | Women's Soccer
| Game Stats | Season Stats |
Freshman Meghann Cook (Melrose) scored her first collegiate goal but it wasn't quite enough as the Terrier women's soccer team dropped a heartbreaking 2-1 double overtime decision to host University of Kansas on Sunday afternoon.
The loss earned the Terriers a split of their weekend trip to the Midwest as they blanked Creighton, 1-0, on Friday night (August 30th).
Cook took a feed from freshman Brooke Bingham (Marshfield) just 18 minutes into the match and beat the Jayhawk goalkeeper.
The score remained 1-0 until the 73rd minutes of the match when Kansas sophomore Rachel Gilfillan tied the game on a shot from the right box that beat Terrier junior keeper Jessica Clinton (Valley Stream, NY).
After a scoreless first overtime, Jayhawk freshman Caroline Smith tallied the game-winning goal in the 109th minute to give Kansas its first overtime win in school history.
| Statistics | | |
| Saves | Jessica Clinton, B.U., 3 | Kansas, 5 |
| Corner Kicks | B.U., 7 | Kansas, 5 |
| Shots | B.U., 11 | Kansas, 12 |
| Scoring |
| B.U.--Cook (Bingham), 18:00 |
| Kansas--Gilfillan (Woolf, Brothers), 72:00 |
| Kansas--Smith (Hunting), 108:43 |
