Wednesday, November 10, 2004
PC'S CLAIRE JOYCE AND MEGAN SMITH
NAMED TO
2004 FOOD LION/SAC WOMEN'S
SOCCER ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
CLINTON, S.C. - Presbyterian
College women's soccer players Claire
Joyce and Megan Smith
have been named to the 2004 Food Lion/South Atlantic
Conference Women's Soccer All-Tournament teams announced today
by league officials.
Joyce, a 5-6 sophomore forward from Aiken, S.C., scored the team's lone goal in PC's 4-1 loss to top seed Tusculum College in the semifinals. In the opening round, Joyce scored the final goal of penalty kicks to lift the Blue Hose over #4 seed Newberry College. The Blue Hose and Indians tied 1-1 after double overtime, but PC advanced to the semifinals after winning 5-3 on penalty kicks.
Smith, a 5-7 junior midfielder from Greenville, S.C., scored PC's lone goal in regulation versus Newberry College before the match went to penalty kicks after double overtime. Smith was one of five Blue Hose players to make their penalty kicks versus the Indians with her goal putting PC ahead 4-3.
The Blue Hose finished the season with a 8-7-2 overall record and a 3-3-1 mark in the South Atlantic Conference, good for a fifth place finish.
Joyce, a 5-6 sophomore forward from Aiken, S.C., scored the team's lone goal in PC's 4-1 loss to top seed Tusculum College in the semifinals. In the opening round, Joyce scored the final goal of penalty kicks to lift the Blue Hose over #4 seed Newberry College. The Blue Hose and Indians tied 1-1 after double overtime, but PC advanced to the semifinals after winning 5-3 on penalty kicks.
Smith, a 5-7 junior midfielder from Greenville, S.C., scored PC's lone goal in regulation versus Newberry College before the match went to penalty kicks after double overtime. Smith was one of five Blue Hose players to make their penalty kicks versus the Indians with her goal putting PC ahead 4-3.
The Blue Hose finished the season with a 8-7-2 overall record and a 3-3-1 mark in the South Atlantic Conference, good for a fifth place finish.