SCRANTON, Pa. - Marymount women's soccer concluded their season on Wednesday night on the road, falling to the Marywood Pacers in the Atlantic East semifinals by a final score of 3-0.

The Saints made their way into the semifinals after a 5-1 route of Centenary on Monday evening, which is the furthest trip in a postseason since 1993, but came up short to the top-seeded pacers. 

Notable

• Marymount held strong on the offensive end of the pitch, consistently putting up shots to add pressure to the Pacers. They were narrowly outshot, 15-12.
• Laney Placido had four total shots in the match, two of them being on goal. 
• Breanna Harkins had three total shots, all on goal for the Saints in the effort. 

How It Happened

• The Pacers put two into the net in the first ten minutes of play to give them a 2-0 advantage early in the match.
• Marymount continued to push the defensive effort, blanking the Pacers the rest of the first half to stay within reach. 
• Marywood put one more in the back of the net in the second half to put the game at its final score of 3-0, ending Marymount's season. 

Up Next

• The Saints will head into the offseason and begin preparing for next season after some strong efforts across 2022.