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River Hawks Host Minutewomen in Home Opener, Before Tilt at Brown

8/27/2019 11:32:00 AM

August 29 vs. Massachusetts (6 p.m.)
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September 1 at Brown (11 a.m.)
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LOWELL, Mass. – The River Hawks will kick off their regular-season home schedule this week with a matchup against Massachusetts on Thursday, August 29 before traveling to Brown on Sunday, September 1 for an 11 a.m. game time.
 
LETS REWIND…
The UMass Lowell Women's Soccer team opened their 2019 season when they traveled to Niagara to take on the Purple Eagles and then again on Sunday to face the Boston College Eagles. Ultimately, ending in a 2-1 loss to Niagara and a 4-1 loss to BC.
 
SCOUTING UMASS AMHERST
The Minutewomen (1-1) come to Lowell following their 1-0 win against Providence on Aug 25. and a 2-1 loss to BC on Aug. 22. Freshman Melissa Kossler was able to score for UMass during Thursday night's contest, while Kelly Marra notched a goal for UMass during the first 10 minutes against Providence.
 
This will be the first time the two programs match-up against each other.

SCOUTING BROWN
The Bears' have yet to take on an opponent this season, with their first contest scheduled for Friday Aug 30. against Hofstra. Key returning players for Brown include, midfielder Rebecca Rosen who earned the Ivy League Rookie of the Year. Others to look out for are, senior Abby Carchio who garnered First Team All-Ivy for the second straight season and leads the team with 10 goals and forward Star White who collected Second Team All-Ivy and is second on the squad in goals.

Last season, UMass Lowell fell to Brown, 3-2, in an overtime thriller.
 
HOME GAME THEME
The Kennedy Cup Challenge: Established in the fall of 2018 and is awarded annually to the team with the most wins in the cumulative season series between the UMass Lowell and UMass Amherst.  
 
Beginning with the first fall event of the year, a ticket will be required for admission to the Cushing Field Complex. Adult admission will be $5, while admission for children, eighth grade and younger, and seniors, 60-and—over, will be complimentary. As always, there is no admission fee for UMass Lowell students, who can check in with the new River Hawk Student Rewards app to earn further prizes for attending.

NOTABLES
Fabian Strikes Again

So far, sophomore Lily Fabian (Monson, Mass.) has paced the team's offense, tallying two goals and three shots. In Thursday night's game against Niagara, Fabian was able to knock a header off the top of the cross bar to get the River Hawks on the board. Fabian found the back of the net again when they took on BC, as she pushed the ball past the goalkeeper to sink the River Hawks only goal of the game.
 
Fresh Faces
The UMass Lowell freshmen have quickly made an impact on the team, with all of the newcomers making appearances in the games so far this season. First-year forward Cristina Blaya (Madrid, Spain.) recorded her first collegiate assist and shot against BC.
 
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