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Hailey Parker's Game Winning Goal (Photo by Brad Elliott)
Brad Elliott
Hailey Parker's game-winning goal (Photo by Brad Elliott)
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William Jessup WJU (0-7, 0-1 GSAC)
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Winner Westmont (Calif.) WC (7-1, 1-0 GSAC)
William Jessup WJU
(0-7, 0-1 GSAC)
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Final
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Westmont (Calif.) WC
(7-1, 1-0 GSAC)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
William Jessup WJU 0 1 1
Westmont (Calif.) WC 1 1 2

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

Parker Scores Game Winner in GSAC Opener

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
 
By Ron Smith
September 21, 2017
 
(SANTA BARBARA, Calif.) With less than seven minutes remaining in regulation, Westmont Hailey Parker directed the soccer ball to the back of the net to give #4 Westmont Women's Soccer (7-1, 1-0 GSAC) a 2-1 Golden State Athletic Conference victory over William Jessup (0-7, 0-1 GSAC).
 
Parker and Destinee Adams battled with two Jessup defenders for a ball that was served just inside the top of the box by Jackie Lopez from the right flank. The four players converged on the ball. After the four collided, the momentum of the defenders carried them away from the goal, leaving Parker and Adams with the ball and no one between them and the goal except the keeper. The ball bounced twice before Parker took aim and beat the keeper to seal the victory for the Warriors.
 
Freshman Bri Johnson scored the first goal of the game in the eighth minute of play. Adams served a ball forward to Avalon Albright who was ahead of her defender and racing down the right side of the field. Albright passed the ball to the left, finding Johnson who took just one touch to bury the ball in the back netting from nine yards out. It was Johnson's seventh goal of the season.
 
Parker's game winner was made necessary by a Jessup goal in the 67th minute scored by Marissa Sanders, assisted by Hannah Lettington.
 
Westmont outshot Jessup 20-9 and held an 8-5 shots-on-goal advantage. Westmont took four corner kicks to just one for Jessup.
 
Westmont will continue conference play on Saturday by hosting the Oaks of Menlo at noon.
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