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Oct. 13, 1998 at 3:30 p.m. L 0-9 The University of Delaware women's soccer team (3-8-1) absorbed the most lopsided defeat in the programs history as the Hens fell to Penn (8-2-1) 9-0 on Tuesday in Philadelphia Pa. The Quakers used eight second half goals to hand Delaware the loss. Penn struck in the middle of the first half when Aidan Viggiano scored off an assist from Anne Callaghan to make the score 1-0. The score stayed 1-0 going into halftime. The second half saw two goals from Jill Callaghan and Angela Konstantaras, as well as goals from Anne Callaghan, Kellianne Tolland, Kelli Stevens and Sabrina Fenton to up the score to 9-0. Overall the the Quakers had nine players score points in the game. Penn outshot Delaware 16-11 for the game. Delaware, whose most lopsided loss was previously by five goals saw that mark topped by an astounding four goals. The previous five goal losses were suffered at the hands of Hartford, Virginia and Penn State, who were all ranked at the time they played the Blue Hens. Delaware.....0...0...0 Scoring: 1st Half - P -Vigiano (A. Callaghan) 21:26 left; 2nd Half - P - J. Callaghan (Goodman)42:05 left; -P - Tolland (A. Callaghan) 35:32 left;- P - A. Callaghan (J. Callaghan) 26:30 left; P - J. Callaghan (A. Callaghan) 23:30 left;P - Angela Konstantaras (Stevens) 18:12 left; P - Stevens (Unassisted) 15:45 left; P - Konstantaras (Unassisted) 15:06 left; Fenton (Scott) 1:16 left; Shots: P-16, D-11; Corners: P-2, D-2; Saves: P-11 (Kluetmeier, Dickie), D-8 (Martin) |
