Franklin Pierce Women’s Soccer Dominates Southern Connecticut State with a 4-0 Shutout Victory
Key points:
- Franklin Pierce women's soccer team returned to the win column with a 4-0 shutout victory against Southern Connecticut State
- Mollie Cahalane, Alice Nilsson, and Johanne Guldbaek-Pedersen scored goals for Franklin Pierce
- The Ravens controlled the game defensively, allowing only 5 shots on goal by Southern Connecticut State
The Franklin Pierce women’s soccer team secured a dominant 4-0 shutout victory over Southern Connecticut State University. After a series of ties and losses, the Ravens entered the win column and improved their record to 2-3-3. The game showcased the Ravens’ strong defense, allowing only five shots on goal, while their offense was firing with 20 shots. Standout performances from Mollie Cahalane, Alice Nilson, and Johanne Guldbaek-Pedersen contributed to the victory. The Ravens look to continue their winning streak on their upcoming road game against Roberts Wesleyan.
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