Lancaster Bible College's Women's Soccer team traveled to Cabrini University and grabbed a convincing 3-0 win. The Chargers now jump up to an impressive 7-1 record overall and remain 1-0 in the United East after the non-conference win. Meanwhile, the Cavaliers fall to an overall record of 1-5-1.
 
How It Happened: The Chargers hit the ground running to open the Tuesday night match, and Leah Perreault was able to connect with Isabella Eufemia who scored in just the fifth minute. A quarter into the game, the Cavaliers responded with pressure of their own with a shot that was saved by the Chargers' goalkeeper Kari Ann Mecke. Eufemia answered again with a shot on goal that was saved and immediately had another shot that was just high of the net. Late in the first half, Eufemia got her third shot on goal that was saved again, and despite a shot from Cabrini in the closing seconds, Lancaster Bible remained ahead 1-0.
 
Cabrini came into the second half looking to capitalize on their opportunities and had two free kicks that were in range for a shot, but Mecke saved both to keep her clean sheet. In the 58^th minute, the Chargers took advantage of a transition opportunity as Naomi Ewing found an open Kendal Ream bolting down the right sideline, and she was able to get by the defense and finish the goal to bring Lancaster Bible to a 2-0 lead. The Chargers' defense held their own throughout the second half, and with less than ten minutes remaining, Eufemia had an opportunity to score, was fouled in the box, and drilled the penalty kick to get her second goal of the match. At the final whistle, it was Lancaster Bible on top of Cabrini, three to none.
 
By the Numbers:
- Isabella Eufemia had a team-high two goals, and Kendal Ream added one of her own
- Naomi Ewing and Leah Perreault each assisted on a goal
- Kari Ann Mecke finished with a clean sheet and four saves
- Amanda Elwell ended with two shots on goal for Cabrini, and their goalkeeper Caroline Hassall had six saves

From the Coach: "I thought we really attacked this game well. We created a lot of chances and defended so well for 90 minutes. A complete team effort." - Head Coach Jake Warren
 
Information to Know: In just three meetings all-time between the two schools, Lancaster Bible now picks up their first win against Cabrini women's soccer. The Chargers' defense continues to stifle opponents as they have posted a shutout in every win this season thus far. Kendal Ream has been on a tear in her senior campaign, and she has scored at least once in six out of the team's eight games.
 
Up Next: The Chargers play their second conference match of the year against St. Mary's (Md.) which will be held at Donald H. Funk Field at Willis & Martha Herr Stadium on Saturday, September 30 at 2:30 p.m. during Lancaster Bible's homecoming weekend.