BECKLEY, W.Va. – The Concord University women's soccer team dropped a 3-1 decision to Salem Saturday afternoon at the Cline Memorial Complex in a non-conference contest.Â
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The Mountain Lions (3-1-1) outshot Salem (3-1) overall 21-10 and 10-4 on shots on goal, but only freshman forward
Kaitlyn Kerrigan's tap in in the 81
stminute found the back of the net.Â
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Salem held onto a 1-0 halftime lead after scoring in the 37
thminute.Â
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CU appeared poised to tie the game early in the second half as the Mountain Lions earned a penalty kick in the 50
thminute, but sophomore midfielder
Yasmin Mosby had her attempt saved and her follow up went high of the goal.Â
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Eight minutes after the miss from Mosby, Salem doubled its lead with a score and added a third goal in the 63
rdminute.Â
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Kerrigan's goal in the 81
stminute came after freshman forward
Leah Foster had her initial attempt saved.Â
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Salem goalkeeper Valentina Bonaiuto made nine saves on the day.
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Foster had four shots on goal while Kerrigan and Mosby each had two attempts on goal.Â
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Concord plays West Virginia Wesleyan in a key Mountain East Conference contest 4:00 p.m. Thursday.Â
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