Georgia women’s soccer is making a statement in the SEC tournament. In fact, the Bulldogs are screaming at the top of their lungs after two back-to-back thrillers.
In Tuesday’s quarterfinals against Kentucky, the Bulldogs came from behind to clinch a 2-1 victory — playing a man down almost the entire match. Last night in the semis, the Bulldogs ended a tug-of-war against Texas A&M with this game-winner with 27 seconds remaining in 2OT.
GEORGIA GAME-WINNER IN THE FINAL MINUTE OF DOUBLE OT!
THE DAWGS WILL PLAY FOR THE SEC CROWN!
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE ‼️ @UGASoccer pic.twitter.com/7czeNWyeKZ
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) November 3, 2023
Scoring the equalizer in the quarters against Kentucky and having an assist and the game-winner in the semis, fifth-year transfer Croix Bethune has played an integral role in the Bulldog’s run to the SEC championship. Here’s a look at how the semifinal game-winner came to be.
The atmosphere at conference tournaments is fueled with emotions and the outcomes of matches are determined by singular moments. A moment of…
