The Emmanuel Saints found the scoreboard 11:33 into the first half when Meghan Zerba (So., Cumberland, RI) made a crisp pass across the Husson goal box to a waiting Darcey Sullivan (Fy., Dalton, MA).  Sullivan buried the ball into the back of the net.  The Eagles answered with a side-netting goal struck by Meg Clement (Sr., Brunswick, ME) and assisted by Katie McLaughlin (Jr., Winslow, ME). 

Husson and Emmanuel remained tied until midway through the second half when Di Nucci found Ridge open in front of the Husson net.  Ridge hit a low strike to the bottom right corner of the goal for the game-winner.

Emmanuel tallied 12 shots while Husson recorded 10 shots on the effort.  Beatrix Hassler (Fy., Jericho, VT) tallied 5 saves in goal for Emmanuel while Husson's Rozlyn Petersen (Jr., Newport, ME) made 4 saves.

In the first game of the day, Norwich's Karissa Doyon settled a loose ball in the box following a long throw-in and chipped the ball over the Bengal keeper's head for the first goal of the game.  Nine minutes later, Doyon collected her second unassisted goal of the day.

The Cadets pushed the score to 3-0 when Brittany Casey hit an upper-shelf goal off an 18 yard direct kick.  The half would end with a 4-0 Norwich lead following an own-goal defensive ricochet.

Casey pushed the Norwich lead to 5 two minutes into the second half when she hit a direct kick just outside of the box to the goalie's lower left.

Although UMFK had many scoring chances in the second half and managed 12 shots on goal, the Bengals could not put the ball into the net.  Their best scoring opportunity came from a shot by Whitney Sinclair that hit the side post and rolled across the mouth of the goal.

Nicki Hunsicker tallied 9 saves for the Cadets while Dorothy Pottle recorded 5 saves for the Bengals.  

Emmanuel will face The University of Maine at Fort Kent on Sunday in game 3 of the Husson Classic at 10:00.  The Eagles return to action in game four with a 12:00 game against Norwich.