Binghamton women's soccer secured a 2-0 victory against Marist, marking their second consecutive win and keeping their unbeaten streak alive at 15 games. Both goals came in the second half from newcomers Crystal Knoell and Taylor Gabel, showcasing a strong performance despite a lack of scoring opportunities in the first half. The team鈥檚 solid defense, led by keeper Rebecca Kessler, limited Marist to just five shots while dominating possession throughout the match.

By the Numbers
  • Binghamton holds an unbeaten regular-season streak of 15 games (10-0-5) dating back to August 2025.
  • The Bearcats had a shots advantage of 8-5 against Marist.
  • Binghamton earned six corner kicks during the match.
State of Play
  • Binghamton started strong but struggled with possession and opportunities in the first half.
  • This match marked Binghamton's second home shutout win in four days to open the season.
  • Freshmen played key roles, with Knoell and Gabel both scoring their first collegiate goals.
What's Next

The Bearcats will take a break before facing Le Moyne next Sunday, looking to extend their unbeaten streak further.

Bottom Line

Binghamton women's soccer is off to a strong start this season, blending experienced leadership with promising newcomers, setting a positive tone for upcoming matches.