The Towson University women's soccer team lost 2-1 to St. John's after a last-minute goal sealed the match for the Red Storm. Despite the defeat, Towson showed determination, with Sofia Rosenblatt scoring her first collegiate goal in the 66th minute to equalize. Head coach Katherine Vettori praised the team's effort, particularly in the second half, while acknowledging the heartbreaking turnover that led to St. John's winning goal. With this loss, Towson's all-time record against St. John's falls to 0-3-2. The team is now looking ahead to their home opener against George Washington.

By the Numbers
  • Towson outshot St. John's 12-4.
  • Sofia Rosenblatt scored her first collegiate goal.
State of Play
  • Towson is now 1-1-0 for the season.
  • The Tigers have outshot their opponents in consecutive matches.
What's Next

Towson prepares for their home opener against George Washington on Sunday, August 23, aiming to bounce back from the loss.

Bottom Line

Despite the tough loss, Towson demonstrated resilience and potential that could pave the way for future successes as they regroup for their upcoming matches.