DOYLESTOWN, Pa. – A 30-yard bullet from the right side found the upper left corner in the 29th minute from the foot of senior Alicia Blizzard (Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest) to lift the Lycoming College women's soccer team to a 1-0 MAC Freedom win over Delaware Valley on Saturday, Oct. 9, at James Work Memorial Stadium.
 
Lycoming (9-3-1 overall, 2-0-1 MAC Freedom) took 16 shots in the game, keeping Delaware Valley (6-4, 0-3 MAC Freedom) to just five. Lycoming also had all six corner kicks in the matchup. In the process, the Warriors moved into a tie for first in the conference with Stevens with seven points as the team heads into its conference bye on Tuesday.
 
Blizzard picked off an Aggie pass at about the 35-yard line, took one dribble and fired her shot over the leaping Delaware Valley keeper.
 

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With four goals and three assists for 11 points, Blizzard is one of five Warriors with at least 10 points this year, joining junior Bella Green (South Williamsport, Pa./South Williamsport Area) (30), senior Jayden Leighow (Hughesville, Pa./Hughesville Area) (26), junior Bridget Maaloum (Lynbrook, N.Y./Sacred Heart Academy) (12) and junior Kylie Magaro (Enola, Pa./East Pennsboro) (12). It was the first time since Annie Harmon, Lee Anne Belke, Jess Forliano, Carolyn Tascione and Pam Featenby reached the plateau  in 1997.
 
First-year Abbey Gerasimoff (Bloomsburg, Pa./Bloomsburg) notched three saves and the team was also credited for a defensive save. Olivia Sherwood posted nine saves for the Aggies.
 
Lycoming gets back into action on Saturday, Oct. 16, when they host FDU-Florham in a key MAC Freedom matchup at 12 p.m., at UPMC Field.