The Queens University of Charlotte women's soccer team fell 2-0 to Gardner-Webb University, marking their second meeting in history. Gardner-Webb opened the scoring early in the fifth minute and secured the win with a second goal late in the match. Despite a strong performance from Queens' goalkeeper Emily Protiva, who made seven saves, the Royals struggled offensively, registering only four shots throughout the game.

By the Numbers
  • Queens managed 4 total shots, with only 1 on target.
  • Gardner-Webb outshot Queens 17-4, including a 9-1 advantage in shots on goal.
State of Play
  • Queens' defense faced pressure from Gardner-Webb, leading to an early deficit.
  • The Royals have a short turnaround, set to face the University of Richmond next.
What's Next

Queens will look to regroup before their matchup against the University of Richmond on August 23, aiming to improve their offensive output and defensive resilience.

Bottom Line

The Royals need to enhance their attacking strategy and capitalize on scoring opportunities to turn their season around effectively.