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Hopes were high for the Georgetown women’s soccer team heading into this weekend’s Big East quarterfinal tilt with St. John’s, as a win would have put the Hoyas in great position to earn their second NCAA tournament berth in three years.
After losing consecutive games for the first time all season to DePaul and Notre Dame last weekend, the Georgetown women’s soccer team has no time for reflection as the Hoyas head up to New York to take on St. John’s (12-5-1, 6-5-1 Big East) on Sunday in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament.
The Hoyas fell to DePaul (10-7-2, 5-5-0 Big East) 2-1 in double overtime and lost to Notre Dame (14-3-1, 10-0-1 Big East) 2-0.
Although she might not get as much attention as some of her teammates, sophomore midfielder Kelly D’Ambrisi is making it impossible for opponents to overlook her this year.
Georgetown wrapped up its final homestand of the year this weekend with two conference matchups against Pittsburgh and West Virginia.
The Georgetown women’s soccer team headed into last weekend desperately wanting to put together its first six-point weekend of this year’s Big East campaign.
The women’s soccer team entered the weekend looking to recover from its first rough patch, and had to manage that recovery on a tough road trip.
Perhaps the most impressive thing about the women’s soccer team’s season last year is that it won 13 games and almost made the NCAA tournament without two of its best players.
The Georgetown offense came into this weekend on a roll, having scored 30 goals in the first nine games of the season.
Three games into last season, it looked like then-senior forward Sara Jordan would end her career with another stellar season, when a knee injury sidelined her for the rest of the year.
