by
Dan Rozel
| 10/14/2013
While Saturday's homecoming weather was far from ideal, the atmosphere at Gordon Field remained spirited and competitive for both the men's and women's soccer teams in their matches against the University of Rochester. On the women's side, the Judges battled to a 0-0 draw after two extra time periods in which, despite the Judges controlling play, neither team was able to find a decisive goal. Yet, on Tuesday, the Judges downed host Eastern Nazarene University by a 2-0 margin. "[Rochester] was much bigger than us, so we had to keep the ball on the ground," said forward Dara Spital '15 of the encounter with the YellowJackets. "[In retrospect], we should have been making more diagonal runs away from the middle to take their defenders out of the middle of the field." From the outset, this game was a defensive battle, as both teams struggled to find space and create opportunities.
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