Towson University women's soccer kicked off its home schedule with a competitive 2-2 draw against George Washington. After a scoreless first half, the Tigers quickly found the net twice in the second half, but ultimately allowed a late equalizer. Coach Katherin Vettori praised the team's effort, highlighting the beautiful buildup leading to their goals and stressing the need for improvement in closing out games. The match reflected both the team's offensive potential and defensive challenges as they seek to finish their scoring chances more effectively.

By the Numbers
  • Towson outshot George Washington 17-9 overall.
  • Perry recorded six shots, the highest by a Tiger this season.
State of Play
  • Towson is now unbeaten in its last two matches against George Washington.
  • Rosenblatt scored her second goal of the season, marking her first two collegiate goals.
What's Next

Towson will face off against former CAA rival Delaware on August 27, aiming to build on their recent performance and secure a win in Newark.

Bottom Line

The Tigers need to sharpen their defensive strategies to protect leads late in matches, while continuing to capitalize on offensive opportunities. Developing consistency in closing out games will be crucial for Towson going forward.