Skip To Main Content

Daemen University Athletics

Western New York's Premier Division II Team
Fearless, Integrity, Effort, Respect, Commitment, Excitement
M_Carpenter_2023Action
Freshman Magda Carpenter scored her first collegiate goal
2
Daemen DU (0-3-0, 0-0-0)
3
Winner Saint Rose STR (4-0-0, 0-0-0)
Daemen DU
(0-3-0, 0-0-0)
2
Final
3
Saint Rose STR
(4-0-0, 0-0-0)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Daemen DU 1 1 2
Saint Rose STR 1 2 3

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | CONTACT: Tom McDermott, Director of Athletics Communications | tmcdermo@daemen.edu

Wildcats Fall To Nationally-Ranked Golden Knights

ALBANY, N.Y. – Freshman Brielle Zink scored two goals, including the game-winner, to lead nationally-ranked College of Saint Rose to a 3-2 victory over upset-minded Daemen University in NCAA Division II women's soccer action tonight at Sullivan Field on the CSR campus. Saint Rose, which is ranked No. 3 in this week's United Soccer Coaches national poll, improved to 4-0-0 on the year. Daemen dropped to 0-3-0.

HIGHLIGHTS
  • Daemen opened the scoring 15:13 into the contest. Sophomore Kylie Miranto (North Tonawanda, N.Y.) intercepted a back pass by a Saint Rose player just over midfield, raced around a Golden Knight defender and slotted a low shot into the far-left corner from 15 yards out. It marked the first goal of the year for Miranto, who earned third-team all-conference honors last year as freshman.
  • The lead did not last long, as the hosts answered just 42 seconds later. Saint Rose forced a corner kick off the re-start and junior Mia Klammer headed home the corner form graduate student Lauren Amerena. It marked the fourth goal of the year for Klammer, who earned all-America honors last year after racking up 12 goals and 39 points.
  • The Golden Knights took control with two goals in the span of 10 minutes early in the second half. Both goals came off long throw-ins by freshman Ella Wilson. Both throws landed in the Daemen box and were eventually headed in by the 6-foot Zink—the first two goals of her collegiate career.
  • Daemen made things interesting when freshman Magda Carpenter (Lebanon, Conn.) scored following a corner kick by senior Madia Zeitz (Malsh, Germany) with just over two minutes to play. It marked the first collegiate goal for Carpenter.
  • Saint Rose posted an 18-8 edge in total shots and a 10-3 advantage in shots on goal. The hosts also owned a 16-4 edge in corner kicks.
  • Sophomore Becca Schultz (Grand Island, N.Y.) went the distance in goal for the Wildcats and equaled her career-high with seven saves. Junior Pia Bozic played the first half in net for CSR and made one save. Junior Peyton Derouen played the second half and did not record a save.
GAME NOTES
  • Tonight's contest marked the fifth all-time meeting between the two schools. CSR has prevailed in each of the five meetings, including a 2-1 decision at Karrer Field in Amherst last year.
  • Carpenter registered a team-high four shots tonight and has registered a team-high 11 shots on the season.
  • Freshmen Amanda Nilsson (Malmo, Sweden) and Natalie Krelie (Bath, N.Y.) both saw their first collegiate action tonight.
UP NEXT
Daemen opens East Coast Conference play Saturday (Sept. 16) at home against regionally-ranked Queens College. Game time is 11 a.m. at Karrer Field on the campus of The Park School.
 

Daemen University features the premier NCAA Division II athletics program in the Buffalo-Niagara region, sponsoring 17 intercollegiate teams. For the latest information on Daemen Athletics, follow the Wildcats via social media on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Instagram, or sign up to receive customizable news alerts, e-mail newsletters and weekly schedule alerts.
 
Follow the Daemen University men's soccer program on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook at @DaemenWSOC.
 
Print Friendly Version