Bluejays Look to Stay Hot at St. John's
10/10/2015 1:56:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Omaha, Neb. - Riding a two-match winning streak, the Creighton women's soccer team will be put to the test on Sunday as they face BIG EAST co-favorite St. John's at 12 pm.
Creighton at St. John's
Series History: Series tied, 1-1-1
Sunday will the fourth meeting between the Bluejays and Red Storm. Two of the three contests have come as foes in the BIG EAST Conference. Creighton's win came when the two sqauds were non-conference opponents, 2-0, on Oct. 12, 1991. When the Bluejays last came to Queens, Creighton earned a 0-0 (2ot) result. Last season the Red Storm posted a 1-0 victory in Omaha on Sept. 28.
Live Stats
Sunday's match at St. John's will be available on live stats at www.redstormsports.com.
Catch Every Creighton BIG EAST road match on the BIG EAST DIGITAL Network
Each of Creighton's road matches in BIG EAST Conference play are available to watch online at foxsportsgo.com.
MIchael Watts will have the call on Sunday as Creighton faces St. John's, while Cayleigh Griffin will be a sideline correspondent for the match.
Scouting Creighton (10-5-0, 2-2-0 BIG EAST)
With consecutive victories in BIG EAST play, including a thrilling overtime win at Seton Hall on Thursday, the Bluejays enter Sunday's match at St. John's flying high.
Senior Alyssa Jara knocked home the golden goal against the Pirates, her third of the season, but it was junior Lauren Sullivan that set the play in motion by beating four Seton Hall defenders from midfield. Sullivan also scored the Bluejays first goal of the match.
Sullivan has shined in BIG EAST play, scoring seven points on three goals and an assist. She leads the Bluejays on the season with eight goals and 18 points (8G, 2 A).
Entering the season without a definite starter in the net, freshman Erin Scott grabbed the torch and has no intention of giving it up. Scott has delivered six clean sheets in 15 matches.
Scouting St. John's (11-2-0, 3-1-0 BIG EAST)
While Creighton enters Sunday's match on a high, St. John's comes in hot. The Red Storm suffered just their second loss of the season, 3-1 at Georgetown on Thursday. The three goals are the most allowed this season by St. John's.
Things went wrong quickly for St. John's against the Hoyas as goalkeeper Diana Poulin allowed a goal in the first minute of play (0:40 to be exact). After Rachel Daly got the Red Storm even midway through the opening period, Georgetown answered with two goals in the second half.
Daly is clearly the player to watch for on the St. John's offensive end. She leads the BIG EAST with 12 goals and four assists in 13 matches (28 points).
St. John's is 4-0-0 at home this season.
Creighton at St. John's
Sunday, Oct. 11 @ 12:00 pm
Video: BEDN
Stats: http://www.redstormsports.com
Series History: Series tied, 1-1-1
Sunday will the fourth meeting between the Bluejays and Red Storm. Two of the three contests have come as foes in the BIG EAST Conference. Creighton's win came when the two sqauds were non-conference opponents, 2-0, on Oct. 12, 1991. When the Bluejays last came to Queens, Creighton earned a 0-0 (2ot) result. Last season the Red Storm posted a 1-0 victory in Omaha on Sept. 28.
Live Stats
Sunday's match at St. John's will be available on live stats at www.redstormsports.com.
Catch Every Creighton BIG EAST road match on the BIG EAST DIGITAL Network
Each of Creighton's road matches in BIG EAST Conference play are available to watch online at foxsportsgo.com.
MIchael Watts will have the call on Sunday as Creighton faces St. John's, while Cayleigh Griffin will be a sideline correspondent for the match.
Scouting Creighton (10-5-0, 2-2-0 BIG EAST)
With consecutive victories in BIG EAST play, including a thrilling overtime win at Seton Hall on Thursday, the Bluejays enter Sunday's match at St. John's flying high.
Senior Alyssa Jara knocked home the golden goal against the Pirates, her third of the season, but it was junior Lauren Sullivan that set the play in motion by beating four Seton Hall defenders from midfield. Sullivan also scored the Bluejays first goal of the match.
Sullivan has shined in BIG EAST play, scoring seven points on three goals and an assist. She leads the Bluejays on the season with eight goals and 18 points (8G, 2 A).
Entering the season without a definite starter in the net, freshman Erin Scott grabbed the torch and has no intention of giving it up. Scott has delivered six clean sheets in 15 matches.
Scouting St. John's (11-2-0, 3-1-0 BIG EAST)
While Creighton enters Sunday's match on a high, St. John's comes in hot. The Red Storm suffered just their second loss of the season, 3-1 at Georgetown on Thursday. The three goals are the most allowed this season by St. John's.
Things went wrong quickly for St. John's against the Hoyas as goalkeeper Diana Poulin allowed a goal in the first minute of play (0:40 to be exact). After Rachel Daly got the Red Storm even midway through the opening period, Georgetown answered with two goals in the second half.
Daly is clearly the player to watch for on the St. John's offensive end. She leads the BIG EAST with 12 goals and four assists in 13 matches (28 points).
St. John's is 4-0-0 at home this season.
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