FINAL SCORE
Monmouth 5 (2-3-1, 1-0-1 CAA)
Hampton 0 (0-10-0, 0-4-0 CAA)
NORFOLK, Va. – Freshman
Loren Gehret connected on a goal in each half to help the Monmouth University women's soccer team earn a 5-0 victory over Hampton on Sunday afternoon in Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) play.
Monmouth wasted little time in getting on the board in this one as sophomore
Summer Reimet connected on her first of the season in the 11th minute off a solid pass from senior
Lauren Bruno.
The Hawks tacked on three more goals in the final 15 minutes of the first period. Graduate student
Marisa Tava struck for her first of the year before Suydam scored off an assist from Bruno.
Gehret capped the first period scoring in the 43rd minute with her second of the year. Fellow freshman
Lindsey Husic picked up the helper on Gehret's tally.
The Hawks continued to dominate the pace of play in the second half and added Gehret's second of the day just before time expired. Gehret's second goal was assisted by fellow freshman
Emily De Almeida and senior
Sammy Jones.
NOTES AND QUOTES
"Today was a great team win. We are happy to be coming home with four points to open up CAA play."
– Monmouth Women's Soccer Head Coach Kylee Flynn
- Monmouth posted its second straight win over Hampton. The two victories have come by a combined8-1 score.
- It was the second straight shutout and third of the season for the Hawks.
- Monmouth's freshmen class accounted for three of the Hawks' goals and two assists on the day (
Loren Gehret, 2g;
Liza Suydam, 1g;
Lindsey Husic, 1a;
Emily De Almeida, 1a).
- Junior
Cassie Coster now has three shutouts on the season and 12 for her career.
- Sophomore
Summer Reimet's game-winning goal was her second of her career.
NUMBERS CRUNCH
- Monmouth held a dominating 23-2 advantage in shots in the contest.
- The Hawks recorded all six of the match's corner kicks.
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Cassie Coster was not forced to make a save to earn the win in goal. Alexis Deveaux made eight saves for Hampton.
- The five goals scored were a season-high for the Hawks and their most in a match since they had six against Fairfield in 2019.
UP NEXT
-The Hawks are back in action on Thursday, Sept. 21 when they travel to Delaware for a 6 p.m. match.
