Siena Women's Soccer secured a 1-0 victory over New Hampshire, thanks to Catherine Rogers' header from Anna Swyers' cross in the 12th minute. This win marks Siena's first triumph over New Hampshire since 2015, ending the Wildcats' five-match unbeaten streak in their series. The Saints improved to 1-1-0, while New Hampshire fell to 0-1-1. Strong defensive efforts from the Saints, including six saves from goalkeeper Cate Burns, preserved the shutout. Siena outshot New Hampshire 11-9 but had fewer shots on target.

By the Numbers
  • Siena leads the all-time series against New Hampshire 5-3-2.
  • Catherine Rogers has now scored three career winning goals.
  • Siena had an 11-9 advantage in total shots.
Yes, But

While Siena's defense shined, New Hampshire generated several corner kicks and shots, showcasing moments of offensive pressure that could have changed the outcome. The Wildcats, despite their loss, displayed resilience with close opportunities, indicating competitive strength.

State of Play
  • Siena's victory halted New Hampshire's unbeaten streak in their matchups.
  • Siena's defense was strong, highlighted by Cate Burns' key saves.
  • New Hampshire struggled offensively, failing to capitalize on their attempts.
What's Next

Siena is set to host UAlbany on Thursday, August 20, as they look to build on their positive momentum. UAlbany will arrive looking for redemption after a heavy 5-1 loss to Boston University.

Bottom Line

Siena's solid combination of defense and an early offensive strike led to a much-needed victory. The team's ability to maintain pressure and secure a shutout positions them for future success this season, particularly against UAlbany.