Michael is a digital sports strategist for Bay Area News Group. The Denver-area native went to Arizona State's Cronkite School of Journalism and worked several years in Phoenix before coming to Northern California, mostly for the fish tacos.
Bay FC’s Scarlett Camberos runs past Houston Dash’s Andressa Alves in the second half at PayPal Park in San Jose, Calif., on Saturday, March 30, 2024. Bay FC scored an equalizer just after halftime and pushed for a winning goal in San Diego Saturday night, but ended up on the wrong side of a deciding goal themselves, losing 2-1 to the Wave.
Substitute forward Jaedyn Shaw slid a cross from Elyse Bennett into the net in the 78th minute on a transition rush from San Diego. At the time, Bay FC had only 10 players on the field because forward Asisat Oshoala, who had scored earlier, was being evaluated for a leg injury. “We could have made a substitution at the time but she was ready to go back in the game and she’s still a huge presence for us up top, so I didn’t necessarily want to take her out at that time,” coach Albertin Montoya said.
After the goal, Montoya changed his mind and brought Princess Marfo on for Oshoala, seeking fresh legs to chase a late tying goal that never came despite 13 second-half shots. Oshoala said postgame that she was OK.Central defender Emily Menges took responsibility for San Diego’s second goal as Shaw beat her to the front of the net to finish off a crisp Wave attack.
“It hurts because I think the team deserved better,” Montoya said. “They played well, they earned it, but you know, there’s just little things that we need to continue to improve on.”Miss Manners: There's cat hair all over my furniture, and I don't own a catHarriette Cole: Our parenting decision upset our daughter.
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