Newark, DE - Felician falls to Wilmington on the road by a final score of 6-25, as their record falls to 3-4 on the season. Despite the outcome, the Golden Falcons will look to bounce back as they resume conference play.
Inside the Box Score
Felician came out strong in the first quarter, putting up an impressive offensive display with four goals, including two from
Kayla Fox and one each from
Aly Amadruto and
Eva Moreland. However, Wilmington quickly gained momentum after the opening period, tightening its defense and limiting Felician to just two goals for the remainder of the game. Despite the 25-6 loss, Felician demonstrated resilience, with
Aly Amadruto leading the team's efforts by securing a hat trick. As a team, Felician managed 12 total shots, with 10 on goal, while also winning 8 draw controls and collecting 11 ground balls. However, turnovers proved costly, with Felician giving up possession 16 times throughout the match. Defensively, the team successfully cleared 9 of 17 attempts, but penalties were a factor, accumulating six green cards and two yellow cards. Although the final score was lopsided, standout performances from Amadruto, Fox, and Moreland provided promising takeaways as Felician looks to regroup and improve in its next contest.
Game Standouts
Aly Amadruto led Felician's offense with a strong performance, scoring three goals on four shots on goal while also contributing defensively with three ground balls.
Kayla Fox provided additional offensive firepower, netting two goals on three total shots and securing one ground ball.
Eva Moreland showcased her versatility, scoring one goal and adding two assists while also registering two shots on goal and winning two draw controls to help Felician gain possession. In net,
Jessica Naoum faced relentless pressure from Wilmington's attack, making seven saves on 35 total shots, doing her best to keep Felician in the game despite the high volume of attempts.
Up Next
The Golden Falcons return to Tryon Field on Friday, March 28 to take on Jefferson at 3pm.
