Southern New Hampshire University Suffers 2-0 Loss to College of Saint Rose in NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Tournament
Key points:
- The #5 seed Southern New Hampshire University women's soccer team suffered a 2-0 loss against the #1 seed College of Saint Rose in the NCAA Division II women's soccer tournament.
- The match remained scoreless until the 83rd minute when Saint Rose scored a penalty kick goal.
- Saint Rose secured the win with an insurance marker just 90 seconds later.
#1 Saint Rose scored two late goals to defeat #5 Southern New Hampshire University 2-0 in the NCAA Division II women’s soccer tournament. The match remained scoreless until the 83rd minute, when Saint Rose converted a penalty kick and added another goal shortly after. Southern New Hampshire’s goalkeeper, Peyton DeRouen, made two saves, while Saint Rose outshot SNHU 15-8. Despite SNHU’s strong recent form, Saint Rose’s clinical finishing proved decisive in the second-round match.
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