Box Score The Webster University women's soccer team scored two late goals, including the game-winner by Allison Ferguson, for a come from behind 2-1 victory over Westminster College at the Soccer Park, on October 13.  The win put the Gorloks alone in first place in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference at 5-0.

Ferguson (JR, Highland, IL/Highland HS) scored the game-winner with only 1:37 remaining in the contest, chipping in a cross from Ashley Mess (SR, St. Louis, MO/Northwest HS).  The goal gave Ferguson four on the year.  Ferguson figured in both Webster goals.

The Gorloks had tied the game with 15:45 minutes left in regulation. Ferguson took a shot from inside the right corner of the Westminster box that was tipped by the Blue Jay goalie, but Kellie Cardine (JR, Chicago, IL/DeKalb HS) was on the doorstep to fire it in.  For Cardine, it was her second straight game with a goal, giving her two on the year.

Westminster took a 1-0 lead twenty minutes into the first half, and it held up for a halftime lead.  The Blue Jays had a cross into the box that was punched by Gorlok keeper Robin Bolme (SO, Smyrna, TN/Blackmon HS).  Both teams had three shots in the half, with each team making one save.

Webster had the upper hand in the second half, outshooting Westminster 11-0 at one point, with the Blue Jays coming up with six saves.  The Gorloks wound up with a 16-4 advantage in shots for the game.  Bolme picked up the win in the nets, improving to 3-4 on the season, making two saves and allowing just the one goal.

Webster now has a 24 game win streak in SLIAC play, dating back to 2012.  The Gorloks have won four in a row and seven of their last eight. Webster was 10th for the second straight week in NSCAA Central Region rankings

The Gorloks are 9-4 overall.  Westminster falls to 4-1 in the SLIAC and 6-5-1.

The Gorloks travel to Jacksonville, IL, on October 17 to play MacMurray College, then to Louisville, KY, on October 21 to face Spalding University.