DePauw University

Greencastle, Ind. -  A late goal from junior defender Helen Harpenau put DePauw ahead of Wooster in the 45th minute on Saturday afternoon.

Wooster broke through the Tigers defense for the first shot of the game, but sophomore midfielder Claire Dixon stepped up to make the defensive save and keep the Fighting Scots scoreless. Junior forward Ellie Lochhead made the first shot on goal for the Tigers. 

The Tigers came out with an agenda, tallying eight shots in the first quarter and 31 shots throughout the course of the match, 16 on goal. The Fighting Scots tallied seven shots, six of which were on goal. 

At 44:15 Harpenau broke through the Fighting Scots goalie when senior midfielder Anna Marks made a shot that rebounded on the goalie and was swiftly put away by Harpenau to put the Tigers up 1-0 with 15-minutes left in the game. 

DePauw edged Wooster in penalty corners, 12-3, drawing the most in the third quarter with six. 

Freshman goalkeeper Colby Durbin made one save in the cage for the Tigers before junior Olivia Streifel subbed in for four more saves in the final 15-minutes. Wooster's goalkeeper tallied 15 saves in goal.

Three Tigers drew green cards during the match, Anna Marks, Ella Harms, and Claire Dixon.

9-3 overall and 7-0 in the NCAC, DePauw will take on Kenyon on the road tomorrow, October 18th at 12:00 p.m.