FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Fairfield University Women's Soccer team will be hosting a "Red Out" on Wednesday night when the squad hosts in-state rival Quinnipiac in a key conference matchup slated for 7pm. The women's soccer program will also be raising money in support of the American Heart Association, the nation's leader in CPR education training. As part of the "Red Out" promotion, the first 200 students will receive a red Fairfield soccer scarf.
 
IN CASE YOU MISSED: Sara Plowman set a new career-high with her third goal of the season, but it was not enough to overcome Rider's four goals output. Plowman's team leading tying third score of the year was created when classmate Jenny Jacobs sent a pass over the head of the defender that Plowman was able to one-time into the net. At the time, that cut the Fairfield deficit in half at 2-1. The Stags looked like they had tied the game when Alex Madden set up a counterattack by racing by the defense and finding Liz Dumas inside the box and the freshman converted her chance into the lower right corner. However, the Stags were ruled offsides on the play, negating the score. Madden almost tied the score again a few minutes later, but her rifled shot was hit over the crossbar to keep the Broncs' at 2-1.
 
WEDNESDAY'S PROMOTIONS: Wednesday's game versus Quinnipiac is a Red Out in support of the American Heart Association, the nation's leader in CPR education training. Raffle items will be auctioned off at halftime and fans interested in making a donation to the AHA can do so by clicking here. All proceeds will be donated on behalf of the Fairfield Women's Soccer team. The first 200 students in attendance will receive a red Fairfield soccer scarf. Fans interested in becoming CPR certified can find a location nearest you by visiting www.heart.org"
 
THE BOBCATS SCOUTING REPORT: Statistically the best scoring offense in the conference, the Quinnipiac Bobcats will be bringing in an unbeaten 2-0-1 MAAC record and a 5-4-1 overall mark into the contest. Quinnipiac currently leads the league in goals (26), points (87), assists (35), and goals per game (2.60). At the top in almost every statistical category is Nadya Gill, who not only leads the MAAC with 25 points, but is also third in the country in that category. She is also fourth in the nation will seven assists and her nine goals places her fifth in Division I. The Bobcats are coming off a 1-1 draw against Marist in a wild game that saw the Red Foxes tie the game in the final minute of regulation. In that contest, goalkeeper Olivia Myszewski saved the would-be game-winner on an overtime penalty kick.