2005 SOW vs. Wisconsin -- Notes & Quotes
10/9/2005 12:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
N O T E S
With her second-half goal, Therese Heaton moved into a tie with Ruth Poulin (1994-97) for fifth place in all-time points by a Wolverine with 69. She also inched closer to Poulin for fifth place in all-time in goals. Heaton's 27 career goals are three shy of Poulin's 30. Heaton has goals in two straight games.
With five shots Judy Coffman led the Wolverines in shots for the second straight game and fourth time in five games.
Melissa Dobbyn recorded an assist on Heaton's goal, which gives her five points (1 g, 3 a) in two games this weekend. She also extended her streak of being the only Michigan player to record a shot in every game this season with her three shots in the game.
This marks the first time all season that the Wolverines have dropped a game at home (4-1-1).
Q U O T E S
Michigan Head Coach Debbie Rademacher
On today's game ... "It's disappointing, obviously, getting a goal and letting them right back in. We outshot them. They hadn't had a win yet in the Big Ten so we knew they were going to come out. They had to win this game so we knew it was going to be a physical, good game."
On giving up a goal after scoring ... "You're really vulnerable five minutes after you score a goal and we just didn't tighten up, unfortunately."
On Wisconsin's style of play ... "They defend with a lot of numbers in the midfield so they clog it up and they look for transition on the attack. We were struggling to get the ball on the ground for a shot to go in."
On junior defender Brenna Mullholland ... "She did a good job on the tackle and using her body well in the physical play."
On rebounding from today's loss ... "We've lost games and we've won games. We have things that we certainly need to work on. We have a chance to knock off the two top teams in the Big Ten so that's what we're looking to do."
