The Le Moyne College women's soccer team lost to Niagara in their home opener, dropping to a 0-3-0 record. Both teams struggled to score in the first half, ending it at 0-0. Niagara's Caitlyn Gratton broke the deadlock with two goals in quick succession during the second half. McPheron stood out for Le Moyne, recording 11 saves despite constant pressure. Head coach Taylor Van Fleet remains optimistic about the team's progress moving forward.

By the Numbers
  • Le Moyne recorded 4 shots on goal compared to Niagara's 20 total shots.
  • Goalkeeper Mikayla McPheron made a season-high 11 saves during the match.
State of Play
  • The Le Moyne women's soccer team is still seeking its first win of the season.
  • Upcoming match scheduled against Binghamton University on Sunday, Aug. 23.
What's Next

Le Moyne aims to improve their record against Binghamton University this Sunday, looking to capitalize on lessons learned from the match against Niagara.

Bottom Line

The Le Moyne women's soccer team is focused on growth and resilience, determined to translate hard work into positive results in upcoming matches.