George Mason women's soccer achieved a 1-0 victory against the University of Pennsylvania, enhancing their all-time series record to 6-5-0. The Patriots, now 2-1-0 for the season, displayed a mix of offensive aggression and strong defense. The sole goal came from a penalty converted by senior Molly Starner in the 15th minute, after a foul in the box. George Mason dominated possession and outshot the Quakers 11-4, although Penn intensified its offense late in the game.

By the Numbers
  • George Mason held an 11-4 advantage in total shots.
  • Mason's Molly Starner scored on a penalty kick, marking her second conversion this season.
State of Play
  • The Patriots have won both of their home games this season and are now on a three-game homestand.
  • Mason's Kylie Beauregard has led the team in shots for all three games, recording a total of four attempts in this match.
What's Next

The Patriots will host Mount St. Mary's on August 23, aiming to extend their winning streak and maintain their home advantage.

Bottom Line

The victory not only boosts Mason's confidence but also solidifies their place in the early season standings, setting a promising tone for their ongoing homestand.