FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Fairfield University Women's Soccer team will continue their quick two-game road trip when they travel to the Bronx, N.Y., for a Sunday afternoon match against Jesuit rival Fordham at 3pm. The two sides will be facing off against each other for the first time in a decade.
Things To Know
- The Stags are coming off a late 1-0 setback at Bryant where the Bulldogs hit their winning strike in the 88th minute
- Goalkeeper Katie Wright tied a season-high with four saves, the third time this season she has reached that number
- The Stags out-shot Bryant 14-10, marking the third time in the first four matches the Stags have out-shot their opposition. They have also out-shot their opponent in 13 of their last 15 matches
- Fairfield leads the MAAC and ranks 77th in the country with 15.0 shots per game. They also lead the conference with 7.8 corner kicks per game and 5.0 fouls per game.
- Fairfield is 5-1 all-time against the Rams but that lone loss came in their last meeting, a 4-1 setback in 2012.
About Fordham
- Fordham enters with a 2-1-1 record and have gone unbeaten in their last three matches
- The Rams have netted eight goals through the first four matches with Caroline Monahan leading the squad with three scores
Up Next
- The Stags return home to face Central Connecticut State on Thursday at 6pm.
