This Saturday marked the third game of the season for the Pomona-Pitzer Women's Soccer team.  After starting the season with a victory over U.C. Santa Cruz and an upsetting loss in golden goal overtime to Concordia, the Sagehens were looking for a win against the Chapman Panthers. 

Chapman came out strong, earning nine shots in the first half to Pomona-Pitzer's six.  One of the Panther's shots near the end of the first half was saved beautifully by freshman goalkeeper Talia Shulman.  A followup shot from another Panther player was again blocked by the freshman and finally cleared out by a Sagehen defender. 

The second half was equally as exciting with many great saves by Chapman keeper Chloe Canta.  The turning point in the game came in the 75th minute when Sagehen senior Katie Kerr found the back of the net with a left-footed rip after beating a Chapman defender.  During the last fifteen minutes of the game, Pomona-Pitzer played great team defense to keep the Panthers from tying the game.  The Sagehens notched their third consecutive shutout in regulation and improve to 2-1. 

Their next match is a home game against the Whittier Poets at 4pm on Wednesday September 15th.