Women's Soccer
Women's soccer ends season, losing 4-2 on penalty kicks
|WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – With 45 seconds left in the CAA women’s soccer quarterfinals, the Northeastern Huskies’ Awnalisa Walker found the back of the net in traffic to level the game at 1-1. Thirty minutes later, the Huskies (0-0-1) were celebrating a tournament victory after winning the shootout 4-2.
The Patriots’ (0-0-1) Tiana Kallenberger was the last to shoot, but after making the first goal, could not put the one that counted into the net.
Women's soccer clinches postseason berth in must-win game
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The Patriots, led by junior Tiana Kallenberger, defeated the Towson Tigers Saturday afternoon, 2-0, to end the regular season and to lock up the No. 3 seed in the CAA Championship (John Powell).
Women’s soccer falls to Drexel, unable to lock up playoff berth
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Mason's lone goal came in the 87th minute off of a corner kick from redshirt sophomore Jazmin Cardoso (pictured above), which found the foot of senior Nicole Peters for the goal. (John Powell).
Men’s, women’s soccer set to open conference play this weekend
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Senior defender Draymond Washington has helped the Patriots slow down opposing offenses this season, including the exhibtion game against UVA on August 19 in which they held the Cavaliers to just one goal. The men's team begins conference play this weekend against Old Dominion in Fairfax. (John Powell).
Women’s Soccer falters at home in season opener
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Senior forward Nicole Peters attacks the St. John's defense during Mason's regular season opener Monday night, a game rescheduled from Sunday afternoon's wash out. The Patriots were down early and fell 2-1 (John Powell).
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