Army Women’s Soccer Clinches Patriot League Title With 1-0 Win
Army beat Loyola Maryland 1-0 to clinch at least a share of the Patriot League regular-season title. The Black Knights also matched their program record for consecutive shutouts, with freshman Lily Marquez scoring the winner and goalkeeper Karalyn Dail saving a second-half penalty kick.
By the Numbers- Army has gone 9 straight matches without conceding, matching its program record set in 1993.
- The Black Knights outscored opponents 20-0 during the shutout streak.
- Army is 10-6-1 overall and 7-0-1 in Patriot League play; it has shut out opponents in all 8 conference matches.
- Dail made 4 saves, including a penalty-kick stop, to earn her 10th win of the season.
- Army’s nine-match shutout streak is the longest active streak in the NCAA.
- The Black Knights close the regular season at home against Holy Cross on Nov. 4.
Army can set a new program record for consecutive shutouts with a clean sheet against Holy Cross.
Bottom LineArmy has paired a share of the league title with historic defensive form—and has a chance to make that record its own in the regular-season finale.
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