FINAL SCORE
Monmouth 6 (13-2-2)
Fairfield 0 (11-6-3)

WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ – The Monmouth University women's soccer team captured its fourth consecutive MAAC Championship after a dominating 6-0 win over Fairfield on Sunday night at Hesse Field on The Great Lawn.

Lauren Karabin (Wall, NJ / Wall / Brookdale) had two goals in the first half before Jill Conklin (Toms River, NJ / Toms River East) scored on a diving header with 35 seconds remaining in the period to help Monmouth build a 3-0 halftime lead.

Eight minutes after intermission Madie Gibson (Cape May, NJ / Lower Cape May) scored the first of her two second-half goals to put Monmouth up 4-0. Gibson's second goal came 33 after Lexie Palladino's (Medford, NJ / Shawnee) free kick in the 69^th minute extended the lead to five.
 
NOTES & QUOTES
"An amazing season capped off with an incredible performance in the final. I am super proud of this team. My staff did a fantastic job all season long, the players bought in, and the end result is a championship."
– Head Coach Krissy Turner

- Sarina Jones was named the 2019 MAAC Championship Most Outstanding Player.
- Jess Johnson, Lauren Karabin and Jill Conklin were named to the MAAC All-Championship Team.
- Monmouth will make its fifth NCAA Tournament trip since 2013 and its fourth consecutive.
- It is Monmouth's seventh NCAA Tournament berth in program history (2007, 2009, 2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019).
- Monmouth wins its ninth conference tournament title overall (NEC - 1995, 1996, 2007, 2009) and fifth as a member of the MAAC (2013, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019).
- The Hawks became the first team to win four straight MAAC Championships since Loyola Maryland in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004.
- Monmouth improved to 12-2 all-time in the MAAC Tournament, including a 6-2 record at Hesse Field on The Great Lawn.
- Monmouth is unbeaten in its last 15 games (14-0-1), including 13 straight wins.
- It is the longest winning under Krissy Turner and the longest streak since the program won 17 straight games spanning the 1994 and 1995 seasons.
- The Hawks have outscored their opponents 45-2 during the 13-game winning streak.
- The 13-game winning streak is tied with Stanford for the longest active winning streak in the NCAA.
- The Hawks have won 14 straight home games against MAAC opponents and improved to 7-2-0 at home in 2019.
- Monmouth has won 23 consecutive games overall against MAAC opponents and owns a goal differential of 82-5 in those games.
- The 23-game conference winning streak is the longest such streak in the NCAA.
- Monmouth has won 51 straight games when scoring first.
- Monmouth won its 14th game of the season and has won at least 14 games in four consecutive seasons.
- Over the last four seasons, Monmouth has won 59 total games, the most for a class under Krissy Turner and the second most in program history.
- Monmouth leads the all-time series against Fairfield 9-1-1, including four straight victories.

NUMBERS CRUNCH
- Madie Gibson scored twice in the match to increase her season total to eight goals. She now has 35 career goals and 102 career points.
- Gibson is the fifth player in program history to reach the 100-point milestone.
- Gibson has nine goals and five assists in nine career MAAC Tournament games.
- Lauren Karabin scored twice in the game to give her three in the tournament and five on the season.
- Lexie Palladino scored once and added two assists to give her nine goals and 22 points in 2019. Palladino has 20 goals and 55 points in her career.
- Monmouth is 18-0-0 when Palladino scores a goal in her career.
- Jill Conklin netted her fourth goal of the season and eighth career goal.
- Conklin, Jesi Rossman, Jess Johnson, Maddison Perna and Dana Scheriff contributed assists in the match.
- Amanda Knaub made three saves to earn her 14th shutout of the season and 44th career clean sheet.
- Knaub's 14 shutouts are tied for second-most in a season in Monmouth history with Lia Fierro (2009).
- Knaub extended her scoreless streak to 822:55, the longest streak of her career.
- Knaub is 9-0-0 with four shutouts and has allowed six goals in nine MAAC postseason games.
- Monmouth outshot Fairfield, 20-5, including 13-3 in shots on goal.
- Monmouth earned six corner kicks and Fairfield took one.

NEXT UP
The Hawks will find out their NCAA Tournament opponent on Monday, Nov. 11 at 4:30 PM during the NCAA Tournament Selection Show, which will air live on NCAA.com.