Photo by: Jerome M. Ibrahim
Six Score A Goal In Women's Soccer Win Over Baylor
August 28, 2022 | Women's Soccer
AUSTIN, Texas – Six different players scored a goal for No. 1 North Carolina on Sunday as the Tar Heels defeated Baylor, 6-0, at Mike Myers Stadium on the campus of the University of Texas.
Junior Avery Patterson scored her fourth goal of the season, sophomore Emily Murphy her second, with junior Sam Meza and sophomore Emily Colton netting their first goals of the year. Freshmen Tori Dellaperuta and Kate Faasse each scored the first goal of her career.
After a goalless first half Thursday against Texas, the Tar Heels (4-0-0) scored three goals in the opening half Sunday and then added three more after halftime.
Patterson scored 4:46 into the match, the Tar Heels' fastest goal of the year, to open the scoring. Colton scored in the 20th minute and Murphy in the 34thminute to give UNC a 3-0 lead at intermission.
Carolina quickly added to its total at the start of the second half with Faasse scoring just over five minutes into the frame.
Faasse then assisted on Meza's goal in the 57thminute before Dellaperuta capped the scoring in the 69th minute.
It was the first time that Carolina had six players score a goal in a match since 2019 against UNLV.
The Tar Heels posted a season-high for shots (27) and shots on goal (16), while holding Baylor (1-2-1) to 12 shot attempts with six on goal.
Redshirt freshman Emmie Allen recorded two saves for UNC in the first half and senior Marz Josephson made four saves in the second half.
Baylor goalkeeper Lauren Traywick made a career-high nine saves.
The Tar Heels return to the pitch on Thursday, Sept. 1, at Missouri. The match is slated for a 1 p.m. EDT start and will be streamed on the SEC Network Plus.
Junior Avery Patterson scored her fourth goal of the season, sophomore Emily Murphy her second, with junior Sam Meza and sophomore Emily Colton netting their first goals of the year. Freshmen Tori Dellaperuta and Kate Faasse each scored the first goal of her career.
After a goalless first half Thursday against Texas, the Tar Heels (4-0-0) scored three goals in the opening half Sunday and then added three more after halftime.
Patterson scored 4:46 into the match, the Tar Heels' fastest goal of the year, to open the scoring. Colton scored in the 20th minute and Murphy in the 34thminute to give UNC a 3-0 lead at intermission.
Carolina quickly added to its total at the start of the second half with Faasse scoring just over five minutes into the frame.
Faasse then assisted on Meza's goal in the 57thminute before Dellaperuta capped the scoring in the 69th minute.
It was the first time that Carolina had six players score a goal in a match since 2019 against UNLV.
The Tar Heels posted a season-high for shots (27) and shots on goal (16), while holding Baylor (1-2-1) to 12 shot attempts with six on goal.
Redshirt freshman Emmie Allen recorded two saves for UNC in the first half and senior Marz Josephson made four saves in the second half.
Baylor goalkeeper Lauren Traywick made a career-high nine saves.
The Tar Heels return to the pitch on Thursday, Sept. 1, at Missouri. The match is slated for a 1 p.m. EDT start and will be streamed on the SEC Network Plus.
Team Stats
UNC
BAY
Goals
6
0
Shots
27
12
Shots on Goal
16
6
Saves
6
9
Corners
11
3
Fouls
10
6
Scoring Plays

Avery Patterson (4)
GOAL by UNC Patterson, Avery.
04:46

Emily Colton (1)
Assisted By: Tori Dellaperuta , Ally Sentnor
GOAL by UNC Colton, Emily Assist by Dellaperuta, Tori and Sentnor, Ally.
20:31

Emily Murphy (2)
Assisted By: Isabel Cox
GOAL by UNC Murphy, Emily Assist by Cox, Isabel.
34:24

Kate Faasse (1)
Assisted By: Maddie Dahlien , Emily Colton
GOAL by UNC Faasse, Kate Assist by Dahlien, Maddie and Colton, Emily.
50:33

Sam Meza (1)
Assisted By: Kate Faasse
GOAL by UNC Meza, Sam Assist by Faasse, Kate.
57:07

Tori Dellaperuta (1)
Assisted By: Emily Murphy
GOAL by UNC Dellaperuta, Tori Assist by Murphy, Emily.
63:39
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