Greencastle, Ind. - The Tigers won 4-2 against the Wittenberg Tigers to go 2-0 overall and 1-0 in conference play.
The Tigers, similarly to their first game, went on the offensive early, recording three goals in the first half. The first goal came at the 5:34 minute mark when sophomore forward
Ava Gallagher found the back of the net for the sole goal of the first quarter.
The next goal was recorded with just over two minutes remaining in the half when sophomore forward
Rosie Ondrla scored on a deep shot, which was followed up by a last-minute goal from junior forward
Sophie Flynn, assisted by junior forward
Ella Harms, with 20-seconds remaining in the half.
Wittenberg opened scoring in the second half, with a goal six minutes into the third quarter from Wittenberg's Anna Uhlenhake, assisted by Livinia Walsh. DePauw matched that goal seven minutes later when sophomore forward
Hannah Zaiser assisted freshman forward
Liza Flower.
The final score was made by Wittenberg with two minutes remaining when Wittenberg's Londyn McCoy scored, assisted by Uhlenhake.
DePauw outshot Wittenberg, 19 to 7. Sophomore goalkeeper Téa Jerro recorded three saves on the day in the first half, and freshman goalkeeper
Colby Durbin recorded no saves in the second half. Wittenberg's goalkeeper, Taryn Toburen, recorded eight saves over the full game
Wittenberg moves to 1-2 overall and 1-1 in conference play, while the Tigers improve to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in conference. The Tigers' next game is Saturday on the road against Marian in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
