Kim’s late goal gives GW 3–2 win over VCU
Naomi Kim scored at 88:45 to lift George Washington past VCU 3–2 Saturday in women’s soccer. The Revolutionaries improved to 5–5–5 overall and 2–2–3 in the Atlantic 10.
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Naomi Kim scored at 88:45 to lift George Washington past VCU 3–2 Saturday in women’s soccer. The Revolutionaries improved to 5–5–5 overall and 2–2–3 in the Atlantic 10.
Ella Provost-Heron opened the scoring at 4:55 on a Kalia Kau assist. Monique McEnhimer made it 2–0 at 40:53, assisted by Ishpreen Marwah, before Jazmin Jackson brought VCU within a goal just before halftime.
Sophia Michel equalized at 67:18. With the match still tied near the end of regulation, Kim finished a Kate McGrath assist to secure the victory.
VCU led 17–14 in total shots, but GW put seven attempts on target to the Rams’ four. Jasmine Black made two saves over 90 minutes. GW next faces Loyola Chicago on Thursday, Oct. 22, at 3 p.m.