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Morningside MORNINGS (1-0-1, 0-0-0)
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Grand View GRAND VI (0-0-2, 0-0-0)
Morningside MORNINGS
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Final
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Grand View GRAND VI
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Morningside MORNINGS 0 0 0
Grand View GRAND VI 0 0 0

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

Grand View Women's Soccer Shows Strong Defense in 0-0 Draw Against Morningside in Their Home Opener

DES MOINES, IOWA – In a tough, physical game yesterday, the Grand View Women's Soccer team played great defense to earn a 0-0 draw against Morningside. The Vikings' backline was solid all game, repeatedly stopping the Mustangs' attacks and keeping them from scoring.

Grand View's defense, led by goalkeeper Maya Fritz, made five important saves and cleared danger several times. Despite Morningside taking 17 shots, the Vikings' organized defense kept them from finding the net. The game was intense, with lots of fouls—Grand View committed 12—but the team stayed focused and disciplined under pressure.
Offensively, Grand View created some chances, including a shot that hit the post late in the game. While they didn't score, their effort kept the game tied and showed they can compete with strong teams. The team also fought hard to push forward, showing good energy on offense and working well to create scoring opportunities.
The game was physical, with some fouls and a yellow card for Grand View's Alyssa Beasley in the 82nd minute. Overall, the Vikings' strong defense was the key to earning the valuable point in their season opener.

MATCH NOTES
  • Grand View's defense was the star of the match, with Maya Fritz making five crucial saves and the backline effectively limiting Morningside's dangerous chances.
  • The Mustangs outshot the Vikings 17 to 5 but were unable to beat the resilient Grand View defense.
  • The game featured physical play, with 12 fouls committed by Grand View, including a yellow card to Alyssa Beasley.
UP NEXT
Grand View will look to aim for their first win of the season and carry this defensive strength into their next game. The next match is set for this Saturday at Mount Mercy University in Cedar Rapids, IA with a 1:00 PM start time. 
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