WINCHESTER, Va. - Freshman Leanne Gibson (Woodbury, N.J./West Deptford) recorded her first collegiate goal, but Shenandoah University's women's soccer team still fell to visiting Emory & Henry, 4-1, Saturday afternoon in the second game of the 2003 Shenandoah Shootout. 

Shenandoah (0-1) got off to a slow start in the first half, falling behind the Wasps (1-0) thanks to a pair of unanswered goals from E&H; freshman Tarra Wardrup (Limestone, Tenn.) in the 31st and 44th minutes. 

Almost immediately following an E&H; goal in the 63rd minute, Gibson broke the ice for the Hornets with her score at the 65:54 mark to cut the visitors' lead to 3-1. 

Shenandoah could not capitalize on the momentum and 10 minutes later Wardrup iced the contest for the Wasps with her third goal of the match. 

Sophomore Megan Ross (Harrisburg, Penn./HACC) recorded nine saves in a losing effort for the Hornets while her counterpart, Alexis Salemme (Pittsburgh, Penn.), had five stops in the E&H; victory. 

Both teams return to the pitch again tomorrow for day two of the Shenandoah Shootout as the Hornets take on Waynesburg College at 2:00 and Emory & Henry will face Wilmington (Ohio) College in an 11:30 match.  

Wilmington defeated Waynesburg 10-0 in the opening game, outshooting the Yellow Jackets 49-2. 

A complete box score can be found at http://www.su.edu/athletics/wsoc/2003/0830032.htm