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Led by All-American Jenna DiSimone '98, the women's soccer team reached the
Division III Sweet Sixteen, the furthest a Colby team in any sport has advanced
in NCAA post-season play.
After defeating Plymouth State to advance to the New England regional final,
the Mules finally were eliminated by Middlebury in a classic, four-overtime
battle played in a torrential rain. Middlebury scored after two hours and 41
minutes of play to break a 0-0 tie in the fourth sudden-death overtime
period.
The team's performance is by far the best of any at Colby since the College
began participating in NCAA post-season competition in the early '90s.
DiSimone ended her Colby career tied for seventh in career scoring with 14
goals, 7 assists and 35 points. She was the first women's soccer player in
Colby history to be named All-American and was also named to the All-New
England, All-NESCAC and NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Athletic Association)
teams.
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