Crestview Hills, KY - Geneva traveled to Kentucky only to get three shots off and face 16 Saints′ bullets; five of which found the back of the net for a 5-0 decision. The loss sinks Geneva′s overall record to 4-7, 1-1 in the PAC.
Thomas More found back to back goals between the seven and eight minute marks of the first half for a 2-0 lead. Two more Saints′ goals would hand the Golden Tornadoes a 4-0 half time score. Despite the pressure from Thomas More, Geneva hit three shots on frame; two from Heidi Mann and one from Megan Porter. Sophomore Anna McMullen stepped onto the field for the first time this season, finally recovering from a preseason injury. Returning in the line of fire, McMullen collected five saves from the 16 Thomas More shots. Before the final whistle, Thomas More scored one more goal at the 65 minute mark for a secure 5-0 final.
Over fall break, Geneva will host the Washington and Jefferson Presidents for their third PAC game of the year at noon on Saturday.
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