The Gannon women's soccer team fell just short of a berth in the NCAA Final Four, losing to Adelphi 1-0 in the NCAA Division II quarterfinals. Adelphi scored the lone goal of the match with 4:35 to go, ending Gannon's remarkable postseason run. Despite the loss, Gannon had an outstanding season and proved that they can compete with any Division II team in the nation.

Why It Matters

Gannon's loss in the NCAA quarterfinals marks the end of their impressive postseason run and brings attention to their remarkable season. The team's performance has established them as a threat in the Division II landscape for future seasons.

By the Numbers
  • Adelphi scored the winning goal at the 85:25 mark of the match.
  • Gannon had an overall edge of 16-10 shots, with a 6-5 edge in shots on goal.
  • Gannon had outshot opponents by an average of 21-7 throughout the season.
  • Gannon finished the season with a 17-5-3 record.
State of Play
  • Gannon's dream season ended with a loss in the NCAA quarterfinals.
  • The team had a remarkable postseason run, defeating strong opponents and reaching further than any team in program history.
  • Gannon's defense was outstanding throughout the season, but Adelphi managed to score the only goal of the match.
  • Gannon will return next season with a young and talented team, including standout freshmen players.
Bottom Line

Despite their loss, Gannon's women's soccer team had an impressive season, proving that they can compete with top Division II teams. They have established themselves as a threat for future seasons and have a strong foundation with talented players returning.