Brylee Kamm made seven saves across all 90 minutes as the Webber International University women’s soccer team played Ave Maria University to a 0-0 draw Wednesday in Sun Conference action at Webber Turf Field in Babson Park, Florida. The result kept both teams off the scoreboard through regulation. Webber International University finished with the match’s higher shot totals.
Webber International University held a 20-14 advantage in total shots and a 9-7 edge in shots on goal. The Warriors recorded nine shots in the first half and added 11 after halftime. Neither team converted its chances into a goal.
Kamm leads Webber defensive effort
Kamm played all 90 minutes in goal for Webber International University and recorded seven saves. Her performance helped the Warriors secure a shutout against Ave Maria University. The Webber defense also kept the Gyrenes scoreless throughout the conference match.
Ave Maria University goalkeeper Emma Schweitzer made nine saves in the scoreless result. Schweitzer’s performance helped preserve the draw despite Webber International University’s advantage in shots on goal. The two goalkeepers combined for 16 saves.
The draw moved Webber International University to 4-9-1 overall and 1-4-1 in Sun Conference play. The Warriors generated 20 total shots but could not find a winning goal. Ave Maria University also remained scoreless through both halves.
Webber International University travels to Keiser
Webber International University will return to action Saturday, October 24, at Keiser University in West Palm Beach, Florida. The match is scheduled as a Sun Conference matchup. Kickoff is set for 11 a.m.
The road contest will be Webber International University’s next opportunity to add to its conference record. The Warriors will enter the match after producing a 20-14 edge in total shots against Ave Maria University. Kamm’s seven saves also secured a shutout in the draw.
FSB Take
Webber International University controlled the shot volume but could not turn its advantage into a goal. Kamm’s seven saves anchored a shutout, while the Warriors’ nine shots on goal matched their stronger attacking numbers. The result leaves Webber at 1-4-1 in Sun Conference play ahead of its scheduled visit to Keiser University.
Source: Original report