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John Carroll Blanks Salisbury Women’s Soccer 2-0 in Classic Finale

Brooke Berkowitz and Avery Berner score in the second half at the Gerry DiBartolo Sea Gull Soccer Complex; Sea Gulls fall to 0-4-1.

Division III women’s soccer scoreboard after a 2-0 home final
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SALISBURY, MARYLAND — John Carroll University beat Salisbury University women’s soccer 2-0 on Sunday afternoon in the Salisbury University Classic finale at the Gerry DiBartolo Sea Gull Soccer Complex.

The match was scoreless at halftime. Brooke Berkowitz broke through for the Blue Streaks at 55:12. Avery Berner added the second goal at 74:21, assisted by Bella Carcelli. Salisbury’s athletics release notes early pressure from Brooke Spadin turned aside by John Carroll goalkeeper Madison Skeese, who finished with four saves.

Aley Martins made three saves in the first half for Salisbury; Riley Kinzeler played the second half and recorded four saves. Attendance was 278.

Team statistics on Salisbury’s box score list John Carroll shots 17 (9 on goal) and Salisbury shots 12 (4 on goal), with saves 4 for John Carroll and 7 for Salisbury. Records after the final: Salisbury 0-4-1, John Carroll 2-2-1.

Next on Salisbury’s schedule: Wednesday at Batten University in Virginia Beach, Va., with kickoff at 6 p.m. Mid-Shore readers following nearby Division III Shore soccer get Sunday’s home Classic result as the next posted Sea Gulls women’s board.

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Source: Salisbury Athletics

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