GAME STATS PICTURED ABOVE: Bailey Wysocki scored three goals in a span of less than three minutes.
Stevens Point, Wis. – The top-ranked Wheaton College women's soccer team utilized five first-half goals on its way to a 5-1 victory at UW-Stevens Point on Wednesday afternoon. Today's contest with the Pointers was Wheaton's first since being named the number-one ranked team in the current NSCAA Division III Coaches Poll. The Thunder (4-0) will host University of St. Thomas on Saturday afternoon in a 1 PM start at Joe Bean Stadium.
Ally Witt (PICTURED LEFT) started Wheaton's scoring with a goal just 22:43 into the contest. Less than four minutes after Witt's goal junior
Bailey Wysocki, the reigning CCIW Offensive Player of the Week, scored the first of her three first-half goals. Wysocki's first goal was assisted by Witt and was scored at the 26:39 mark of the match and she scored again less than a minute later with a goal at the 27:03 mark. Wysocki's third and final goal in three-minute span came at the 29:25 mark of the match to give Wheaton a 4-0 lead.
Carly Falk scored the Pointers' first goal of the match at 37:23 to cut Wheaton's lead to 4-1. Thunder junior
Sarah Guidera netted Wheaton's fifth goal of the match when she put one in just before halftime (43:37).
Wheaton controlled the contest with a 13-3 edge in shots in the first half and a 12-3 advantage in shots in the second half for a total margin of 25-6 in shots for the Thunder. Wheaton attempted eight corner kicks, while UW-Stevens Point had just one. Starting goalkeeper
Kelsey Graham played 65 minutes in net with one goal allowed and one save. Freshman
Mary Daghfal played the final 25 minutes with one save. Pointers' goalkeeper Kristen Churkey made 13 saves and allowed five goals.
