FINAL SCORE
Monmouth 1 (2-2-1)
Seton Hall 0 (2-3-0)

SOUTH ORANGE, NJ – Alexis McTamney's goal with five seconds remaining in regulation broke a scoreless stalemate as the Monmouth University women's soccer team defeated Seton Hall on Sunday afternoon at Owen T. Carroll Field.

McTamney (Bordentown, NJ / Bordentown) and the Hawks had a number of quality scoring chances in the match before the senior finished a loose ball in the Seton Hall penalty area in the final seconds. After a scramble in front, McTamney made a move into space before finishing a left-footed strike into the far side netting for her first goal of the year.

Monmouth outshot the Pirates 15-4, including 9-2 in shots on goal, and had an 11-0 advantage in corner kicks.

NOTES & QUOTES
"It was a challenging weekend and our team responded in a very positive way. To be on the road for two games and to get two shutouts is a credit to the resiliency of our team. Alexis scored a terrific goal to win the game and finish off a great team victory."
 – Head Coach Krissy Turner

- Monmouth used the same starting lineup it used in Friday's 4-0 win at American.
- The Hawks have played four of their first five games away from home.
- Seton Hall leads the all-time series with Monmouth 12-6-4, but the Hawks are unbeaten in their last four meetings against the Pirates (3-0-1).
- Monmouth is 2-1-0 in afternoon games this season.
- The Hawks are 1-1-1 playing on turf in 2016.
- Monmouth improved to 2-2-0 in road games this year.

 NUMBERS CRUNCH
- McTamney's goal was the 26th of her career and increased her career point total to 69.
- McTamney is tied with Stephanie Soldo '96 for 12th on Monmouth's all-time points list.
- McTamey scored the 12th game-winning goal of her career.
- Rookie goalkeeper Amanda Knaub made two saves to earn her third shutout of the year and improved to 2-1-1.
- Knaub has not allowed a goal in 268:52 consecutive minutes.
- Anna Maclean finished with seven saves in goal for Seton Hall.

- Maclean saved a McTamney penalty kick midway through the first half.
- Sunday's match was the first this season in which Monmouth held its opponent without a corner kick.

NEXT UP
The Hawks return home to Hesse Field on the Great Lawn on Friday night when they host Loyola Maryland. The game begins at 7 p.m. and will be broadcast live on ESPN3.