CHARLOTTE, N.C. – North Florida women’s soccer’s Brooklynn Fugel scored her first goal of the season as the Ospreys (5-3-4, 2-1-1 ASUN) played to a 1-1 draw at Queens (5-5-1, 1-1-2 ASUN) on Sunday afternoon.
Fugel led all players in shots taken with five total, finding her goal with just one second before the halftime whistle. Following a quick throw-in from Julia Cosgrove, freshman Sarah Frazer played a pass to Fugel, who slotted a shot past the keeper for the lead.
Despite outshooting the Royals by 11, Queens found a late equalizer with just eight minutes to go, resulting in both teams earning a point in conference play.
UNF 1, Queens 1 Scoring Summary
45′ | Brooklynn Fugel (Cosgrove, Frazer) 82′ | Sophia Muetterties (Leone) Inside the Match First Half: The Ospreys first opportunity of the contest came in the 23rd minute when a long ball from Brenna Robinson found the feet of Brooklynn Fugel, but she wasn’t able to poke it past keeper Kelsey Jargstorf … Fugel had a second opportunity come her way in the 28th minute through a pass from Paige McSwigan, but her shot drifted wide … in the 33rd minute, Allison Souers broke through the Royals midfield, finding a wide open Sarah Frazer, who saw her shot going into the top right corner of the goal before Jargstorf made a crucial stop … Fugel found her goal on the stroke of halftime following a quick throw-in from Julia Cosgrove to Frazer who made the quick pass to Fugel whose shot beat Jargstrof to put the Ospreys in front with one second on the clock. Second Half: UNF continued to pile on the pressure right out of the break with Brialyn Anderson and Zara Siassi both having shots blocked in the first five minutes of the second period … in the 57th minute Brooke Susi played a ball over the top to Allie Fekany, who couldn’t finish her one-on-one with Jargstorf … in the 65th minute, a Queens corner kick found the head of Julia Hunter, but her effort was thwarted by Miliancano … the Royals found a late equalizer in the 82nd minute through Sophia Muetterties following a scramble in the Osprey penalty box … despite outshooting Queens 15-4, the Ospreys were unable to find a match-winner, with the match concluding in a draw. Notes Fugel tallied her first goal of the season and the 10th of her collegiate career Cosgrove recorded the first assist of her collegiate career Frazer notched her second assist of the season, she is now tied with Kayla Bond for the team-high The Ospreys remain undefeated in the last five matches against Queens with a record of 2-0-3 McSwigan made her 30th collegiate appearance against the Royals It was the third-straight draw between UNF and Queens Head coach Eric Faulconer sent 21 Ospreys to the pitch on Sunday afternoon Up Next North Florida returns to Hodges for a two-match home stand, hosting Austin Peay on Thursday, Oct. 3 with kickoff set for 7 p.m.
