The women's soccer team fell 4-0 to the CCAA No. 1 Seneca Sting at home on Saturday (Oct. 12) afternoon, wrapping up their season.
HOW IT HAPPENED: The Huskies attempted to slow down the high-powered Sting offence, but it was too much to contain. The visitors scored in the 17th minute and just before halftime off a free kick. Seneca added two more in the second half to put the game out of reach.
Goalkeeper Yazmeen Jamieson did all she could, stopping nine shots in the loss.
UP NEXT: The Huskies (5-5) finish fifth in the East Division. In the first round of the playoffs, the team will travel to Sudbury, Ont., to battle the Cambrian Golden Shield (5-4-1) on Wednesday (Oct. 16). The action begins at 5pm.
GRADUATING STUDENTS
George Brown College Athletics and Recreation would like to thank our graduating students for their commitment to the team over their Huskies careers. Our 2024-25 graduating Women's Soccer student-athlete is:
#1 Yazmeen Jamieson
Jamieson has been a solid presence in goal for the Huskies this season, providing the team with confidence. She allowed less than a goal in six of the team's nine games. Jamieson played in nine matches, recording a 1.47 goals-against average and posting three clean sheets. She will be graduating from the Marketing Management – Digital Media program.
#2 Keely Toussaint
Toussaint joined the team this season, and her speed, tenacity, and soccer IQ have greatly benefited the Huskies. She played in seven games, starting in three, and scored one goal on five shots. She will be graduating from the Social Media Foundations – Content Creation program.
#3 Katie Thompson
Recruited for her steady and professional approach, Thompson has brought exactly that to the team. Despite missing the majority of the season due to injury, her commitment and support for the team was excellent. She will be graduating from the Sport and Event Marketing program.
#11 Sophia Gutierrez
Gutierrez joined the program this summer and has been a perfect addition. The midfielder excels on both sides of the ball, solidifying the right midfield position. She played in nine games, starting eight, and recorded three goals and one assist. She will be graduating from the Project Management program.
#13 Rebecca Oliveira
Oliveira was recruited ahead of the season, and her defensive skills have been a valuable addition. Her ability to defend and disrupt scoring chances is top-notch. She played in nine games, starting eight, and scored one goal. She will be graduating from the Human Resources Management program.
#23 Krystina Carvalho
Carvalho joined the program this past summer and has made a strong impact both on the field and in the classroom. Her influence on the game often goes beyond the stat sheet. In her final collegiate season, she played in nine games, starting seven, and recorded one goal and two assists. She will be graduating from the Social Media Foundations – Content Creation program.
#4 Nathalie Finley-Horne
Finley-Horne joined the program in January, ahead of the indoor season, and made an immediate impact, earning team MVP award. She carried that success into the outdoor season, excelling in various positions on the pitch. Finley-Horne played in nine games, starting eight, and recorded two goals and two assists. She will be graduating from the Business – Marketing program.
#14 Senna Mathew Mundackal
Mathew Mundackal has been a fantastic addition since being recruited in 2023. Her speed is a constant challenge for defenders, and her ball skills have helped set up teammates for scoring opportunities. She played in 19 matches, starting four, and recorded one goal and two assists. She will be graduating from the Deafblind and Intervenor Studies program.
#12 Ashley Macdonald
Recruited in 2022, Macdonald has been a consistent performer in the team's lineup. This season, she had a breakout year, posting three hat-tricks in a third of the team's games. Over her Huskies career, she played in 15 games, starting 12, and recorded 10 goals and two assists. She will be graduating from the Event Planning program.
