2008 Woodie Awards
Tars Fall Short of SSC Title
Men lose in Semifinals to Lynn, while Women lose in Finals to Tampa.
Dean Hybl
Issue date: 11/12/04 Section: Sports
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Women's Soccer
The Tars of Rollins College (10-7-1) fell to the University of Tampa Spartans (12-4-1) 1-0 in the SSC Tournament Final. Kara Rasmussen hit the game-winner for the Spartans, who held an enormous 29-3 advantage in shots. The Tars did not get off a single shot on goal.
Rasmussen scored for the Spartans in the twenty-third minute when she netted a rebound off of a free kick. Katie Levine was credited with the assist.
Despite the loss, Tars keeper Francesca Nicoloso made a season-high 12 saves, with two more coming from great Rollins defensive plays.
Rollins College 0 0 -- 0
Univ. of Tampa 1 0 -- 1
Shots: Rollins - 3; Tampa - 29
Shots on Goal: Rollins - 0; Tampa - 15
Saves: Rollins - Nicoloso 12; Tampa - Guagliar 0
Goals: Tampa - Rasmussen 1
Assists: Tampa - Levin 1
Records: Rollins 10-7-1; Tampa 12-4-1
Attendance: 116
Men's Soccer
The #7 Tars of Rollins College (11-3-3, 6-1-1) fell to the Fighting Knights of Lynn University (11-5, 5-3) 1-0 in the semi-finals of the SSC Tournament. Carl Wallace led Lynn to victory. The Tars had four more corners than the Fighting Knights but were unable to overcome their 14-8 shooting deficit.
Rollins had several opportunities in the opening minutes of the game to take the lead, but were kept scoreless by a couple of great saves from Liam Bull. Lynn took advantage of the great defense and took the lead in the nineteenth minute when Hiroshi Ando found Wallace for the game-winner. Ando dribbled the ball from 20 yards out into the box, and when challenged by Rollins, split the defense with a chip pass to Wallace who pushed the ball past Rogers.
Lynn University 1 0 -- 1
Rollins College 0 0 -- 0
Shots: Rollins - 8; Lynn - 14
Shots on Goal: Rollins - 4; Lynn - 5
Saves: Rollins - Rogers 4; Lynn - Bull 4
Goals: Lynn - Wallace 1 (12)
Assists: Lynn - Ando 1
Records: Rollins 11-3-3, 6-1-1; Lynn 11-5, 5-3
Attendance: 672
The Tars of Rollins College (10-7-1) fell to the University of Tampa Spartans (12-4-1) 1-0 in the SSC Tournament Final. Kara Rasmussen hit the game-winner for the Spartans, who held an enormous 29-3 advantage in shots. The Tars did not get off a single shot on goal.
Rasmussen scored for the Spartans in the twenty-third minute when she netted a rebound off of a free kick. Katie Levine was credited with the assist.
Despite the loss, Tars keeper Francesca Nicoloso made a season-high 12 saves, with two more coming from great Rollins defensive plays.
Rollins College 0 0 -- 0
Univ. of Tampa 1 0 -- 1
Shots: Rollins - 3; Tampa - 29
Shots on Goal: Rollins - 0; Tampa - 15
Saves: Rollins - Nicoloso 12; Tampa - Guagliar 0
Goals: Tampa - Rasmussen 1
Assists: Tampa - Levin 1
Records: Rollins 10-7-1; Tampa 12-4-1
Attendance: 116
Men's Soccer
The #7 Tars of Rollins College (11-3-3, 6-1-1) fell to the Fighting Knights of Lynn University (11-5, 5-3) 1-0 in the semi-finals of the SSC Tournament. Carl Wallace led Lynn to victory. The Tars had four more corners than the Fighting Knights but were unable to overcome their 14-8 shooting deficit.
Rollins had several opportunities in the opening minutes of the game to take the lead, but were kept scoreless by a couple of great saves from Liam Bull. Lynn took advantage of the great defense and took the lead in the nineteenth minute when Hiroshi Ando found Wallace for the game-winner. Ando dribbled the ball from 20 yards out into the box, and when challenged by Rollins, split the defense with a chip pass to Wallace who pushed the ball past Rogers.
Lynn University 1 0 -- 1
Rollins College 0 0 -- 0
Shots: Rollins - 8; Lynn - 14
Shots on Goal: Rollins - 4; Lynn - 5
Saves: Rollins - Rogers 4; Lynn - Bull 4
Goals: Lynn - Wallace 1 (12)
Assists: Lynn - Ando 1
Records: Rollins 11-3-3, 6-1-1; Lynn 11-5, 5-3
Attendance: 672