The Lancaster Bible's Women's Soccer team faced off against non-conference opponent Marywood and lost 2-1. After the loss, the Chargers are now at 8-3 on the year with a 2-1 conference record. Meanwhile, the Pacers move to an overall record of 4-5-1.
 
How It Happened: The first half of play was a defensive battle. In just the second minute, Kendal Ream got a shot early for the Chargers, but it was blocked by a Pacer defender. Both sides traded shots through the first fifteen minutes, but none of them could get on target. However, in the 19^th minute, Ream got a shot on the net, but Marywood came out with the save. Leah Perreault kept the pressure up for Lancaster Bible as she had a good look as well, but unfortunately, it was just short of finding the back of the net. Despite the Pacers getting shots off, the Chargers' defense held strong forcing all of them to be off target as the teams went into halftime tied at zero.
 
Both offenses came out roaring in the second half. In just the first ten minutes, the Chargers had a total of four shots with one on goal, and the Pacers had three shots with one on target. Lancaster Bible continued to apply pressure getting four straight corner kicks, all of which turned into shots, but again, the opportunities did not lead to a goal. In the 68^th minute, Riley Mulherin for Marywood scored the first goal of the match. However, just six minutes later, Ream answered back with a goal of her own off an assist from Isabella Eufemia. In the 82^nd minute, the Pacers took back the lead following a second goal from Mulherin. Ultimately, the Chargers couldn't muster one more goal late in the match to tie it up and lost 2-1.
 
By the Numbers:
- Kendal Ream led the Chargers with one goal, four shots on goal, and seven shots
- Isabella Eufemia had an assist along with two shots
- Lancaster Bible's goalkeeper Morgan Sendgikoski ended with two saves
- Marywood was led by Riley Mulherin's two goals on three shots
 
Information to Know: This was the first time that Lancaster Bible has played Marywood in women's soccer. Isabella Eufemia now leads the team in assists this season with four, and she is also second in points with 18. In her second start as a Charger, Morgan Sendgikoski recorded a career-high in saves with two crucial ones. Senior Elaina Dinse also recorded a career-high in shots with three.
 
Up Next: The Chargers will travel to Gallaudet in a conference match on Saturday, October 7 at 6:30 p.m.