QUINCY, IL – The Quincy University women's soccer team played a mostly even game with the University of Indianapolis on Sunday (Sept. 29) afternoon, but the Greyhounds scored early in the second half to win 1-0.

Play by Play
 
1st Half
The Hawks offense put the pressure on early to open the game. Quincy got off three shots in the first 16 minutes, but none found the back of the net.
 
Maddie Bauer got her head on the ball in the 12^th minute but the shot was saved by UIndy goalkeeper Laura Shake. Lauren Crane found space three minutes later, but her shot was also saved.
 
Senior Baylee Smith let one rip from deep in the 17^th minute but missed the mark high.
 
UIndy put their first shot on goal in the 27^th minute but QU goalkeeper Emilee Autry turned the Greyhounds away.
 
The Hawks and Greyhounds combined to get off just six more shots in the first half. Both goalkeepers remained solid, going into halftime tied at 0-0.
 
2nd Half
UIndy came out firing in the second half, but Autry had their number. The sophomore from St. Louis made three saves in the first 12 minutes of the half, including two using full-extension to keep the visiting team out of the net.
 
The Greyhounds Maria Herrero broke the tie in the 59^th minute as she scored from 7 yards out off of a cross from the right side. UIndy took a 1-0 lead.
 
That score stood as the Hawks were unable to get another shot off the rest of the way.

Stat Leaders
Emilee Autry- 9 saves

QU's Record
2-5, 1-4 GLVC

Next up for the Hawks
The Hawks hit the road on Friday (Oct. 4) as they take on Illinois Springfield. Kick off is set for 5 p.m.