UL Lafayette ended the game with a total of thirteen shots on goal and GS with nine.
“I think we did a great job building up and having a great attack. They had 13 shots on goal, we had nine. We had more possession, so they made more of their possession than we did,” Brian Dunleavy, GS women’s soccer coach, said. “It wasn't until the last 20 minutes we put them under pressure. We created a lot of chances, [but] their goal keeper came up big,”
For the Eagles, the intensity picked up in the last half where they had a majority of their shots hit.