Lady Panther Soccer Dominates MacMurray 5-0

JACKSONVILLE, Ill.-- The GC women traveled to MacMurray and beat the Highlanders 5-0 to earn another SLIAC win.

Kelsey Panzau put the ball in the net 7 minutes into the game when Claire Conwell-Vargas passed the ball to her for the assist. 14 minutes later, Conwell-Vargas scored an unassisted goal to bring the score to 2-0 GC at halftime.

The second half proved to be even more eventful for the Panthers, as Jen Williams scored for GC just 5 minutes into the half, with Natalie Henneberry getting the assist. Kayla Panzau was next to get on the board for Greenville, scoring the the game's 50th minute. The last goal of the match came when Chelsea Kirkley scored a header off of a corner kick by Allie Rueter. Kirkley's goal brought the game to its final score of 5-0 GC.

Greenville outshot MacMurray 28-5 in the game and earned a shutout.

This win gives the Panthers a 8-7-1 (4-2 SLIAC) record. The ladies take to the field again tomorrow, Oct. 24, when they travel to Eureka to play the rescheduled game from last week.

This story was published on October 23, 2012

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GC Women's Basketball Dominates St. Louis College of Pharmacy

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-- The Lady Panthers traveled to St. Louis and came away with a big road win, 73-39 against the St. Louis College of Pharmacy.

Laura Hobbie and Katelyn Wise led the team in scoring, with 16 and 15 total points, respectively. Ieisha Adams also had an impressive game, scoring 13 points, recording 7 assists, and making 4 blocks. Hobbie, Wise, and Kayla Hyde each had 5 rebounds in the game to add to the Panther's defensive strength.

The St. Louis College of Pharmacy was led by Emi Santhuff on offense, with 13 points, and by Allie Farr on defense, who picked up 5 rebounds, 2 blocks, and a steal.

 This bring the Greenville's record to 3-1. The women will take on Principia on the road Thursday, Nov. 29, in their first Conference game of the season.

This story was published on November 27, 2012

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