Anne Arundel Community College women’s soccer fell 1-0 to Harford Community College in the Region 20 DII semifinals Oct. 28 at CCBC Dundalk in Dundalk, Md. Ryleigh Smoot made a career-high 17 saves for the third-seeded Riverhawks, who finished the season with a 13-3-1 record.
Second-seeded Harford Community College scored the game’s only goal at 57:21. Amira Hines assisted Lila Vincenti, whose goal in the 58th minute stood as the game-winner.
Ryleigh Smoot Makes 17 Saves
Harford Community College produced 28 shots, including 18 on goal, while Anne Arundel Community College recorded seven shots and six shots on goal. Harford also held a 7-0 advantage in corner kicks.
Smoot made eight saves in the first half and nine in the second half. Olivia Wollschlager made six saves for Harford Community College, while Maddie Raynes led Anne Arundel Community College with three shots.
Anne Arundel Community College Finishes 13-3-1
Anne Arundel Community College finished the season with a 13-3-1 record. The Riverhawks recorded at least 13 wins for the third consecutive year.
The loss marked Anne Arundel Community College’s fifth consecutive appearance in the Region 20 semifinals. Harford Community College advanced after scoring once in the second half.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Ryleigh Smoot’s career-high 17 saves kept Anne Arundel Community College within one goal against a Harford Community College attack that generated 28 shots. The Riverhawks’ 13-3-1 finish and fifth consecutive Region 20 semifinal appearance provide the key context from the season.
Source: Original report
