The Longwood women's soccer team secured its first victory of the season with a 3-0 win against American, breaking an early offensive slump. The Lancers dominated the match, outshooting the Eagles 21 to 2 and controlling play throughout. Peyton Curney opened the scoring in the 30th minute, followed by two quick goals early in the second half from McKenna Vogel and Madison Fitzpatrick. Freshman goalkeeper Brynn Clagett recorded her first career clean sheet, solidifying the team's stronger performance. Coach Todd Dyer praised the players' resilience amidst a challenging start to the season.

By the Numbers
  • Longwood outshot American 21-2.
  • The Lancers had a 9-4 advantage in corner kicks.
  • Peyton Curney scored her ninth career goal with the opening shot.
  • McKenna Vogel scored her first collegiate goal.
State of Play
  • Longwood improves to 1-2-0 with this win.
  • The Lancers have now defeated American in the last three meetings, going 2-0-1.
What's Next

Longwood will face VMI in their next match on Thursday, with kickoff set for 4 p.m. in Lexington, Va., streamed on ESPN+.

Bottom Line

This victory showcases Longwood's potential as they transition into the season, with promising performances from both experienced and new players. The team's ability to break out offensively signals a turning point for future matches.