October 2, 2006
QUEEN'S KEEPS FILLING THE NET
The Golden Gaels' offensive explosion continued over the weekend with six more goals in two games, bringing their total to a conference-leading 31 on the season.
Queen's 4, Toronto 0
A pair of goals by second-year defender Katie Dalziel (Stoney Creek, Ontario), including her first in just the seventh minute, led Queen's to a dominant 4-0 win over Toronto. The Varsity Blues did not record a shot on goal in the contest. Fourth-year striker Maia Lawson (Hudson, Quebec) netted her first goal of the season while the OUA leading scorer, fourth-year forward Eilish McConville, added one more to her impressive 14-goal season total. McConville has more goals herself than 10 teams in the conference.
Queen's 2, Ryerson 1
In their second game, two strikes in the opening half by Caitlin Lambert (Calgary, Alberta) and Renee MacLellan (Kingston) were enough to defeat the Rams, despite a late goal by rookie forward Kendra Welham (Oakville). The Gaels rank fifth in the nation.
McMaster 1, Guelph 0
The Marauders squeaked out a 1-0 win at Guelph on a goal by rookie striker Samantha Batten (Stoufville, Ontario). Batten has seven goals on the season to lead all West Division players.
McMaster 0, York 0
McMaster had to settle for a scoreless draw against York on Sunday. The Marauders and Mustangs have allowed just three goals apiece this season, leading all teams in the OUA.
Ottawa 0, Carleton 0
Ottawa and Carleton battled to a 0-0 draw. The Gee-Gees, at 6-0-3, are the only team in the East Division to not have lost a game this season. Ottawa is tied with McGill, ranked second in the CIS.
Other OUA women's soccer scores included: Western Ontario 4, Wilfrid Laurier 0; Waterloo 2, Windsor 1; Guelph 1, Brock 0; Toronto 2, Royal Military 1, Laurentian 2, Trent 1; Windsor 3, Wilfrid Laurier 0; Waterloo 0, Western Ontario 0; Ryerson 0, Royal Military 0; Nipissing 4, Trent 0.
Queen's 4, Toronto 0
A pair of goals by second-year defender Katie Dalziel (Stoney Creek, Ontario), including her first in just the seventh minute, led Queen's to a dominant 4-0 win over Toronto. The Varsity Blues did not record a shot on goal in the contest. Fourth-year striker Maia Lawson (Hudson, Quebec) netted her first goal of the season while the OUA leading scorer, fourth-year forward Eilish McConville, added one more to her impressive 14-goal season total. McConville has more goals herself than 10 teams in the conference.
Queen's 2, Ryerson 1
In their second game, two strikes in the opening half by Caitlin Lambert (Calgary, Alberta) and Renee MacLellan (Kingston) were enough to defeat the Rams, despite a late goal by rookie forward Kendra Welham (Oakville). The Gaels rank fifth in the nation.
McMaster 1, Guelph 0
The Marauders squeaked out a 1-0 win at Guelph on a goal by rookie striker Samantha Batten (Stoufville, Ontario). Batten has seven goals on the season to lead all West Division players.
McMaster 0, York 0
McMaster had to settle for a scoreless draw against York on Sunday. The Marauders and Mustangs have allowed just three goals apiece this season, leading all teams in the OUA.
Ottawa 0, Carleton 0
Ottawa and Carleton battled to a 0-0 draw. The Gee-Gees, at 6-0-3, are the only team in the East Division to not have lost a game this season. Ottawa is tied with McGill, ranked second in the CIS.
Other OUA women's soccer scores included: Western Ontario 4, Wilfrid Laurier 0; Waterloo 2, Windsor 1; Guelph 1, Brock 0; Toronto 2, Royal Military 1, Laurentian 2, Trent 1; Windsor 3, Wilfrid Laurier 0; Waterloo 0, Western Ontario 0; Ryerson 0, Royal Military 0; Nipissing 4, Trent 0.
