ASTON, Pa. — Marymount women's soccer closed out Atlantic East regular-season play on a high note, earning a 4–0 victory over Neumann University on Wednesday evening at Turf Stadium. The win solidifies the Saints' 6-1-0 conference record, securing strong momentum heading into postseason play.

NOTABLE

• Arianna Blanco, Arianna Garcia, Sophia Diggs, and Elinda Carballo each found the back of the net in a balanced offensive showing.
• Daniela Carrillo-Torres and Nicole Alvarado added assists, fueling Marymount's attacking rhythm.
• Sarah Robinson earned a shutout, making one save in 90 minutes.
• The Saints dominated possession, outshooting Neumann 12-4 and holding a 7-1 advantage in corner kicks.
• Marymount improved to 9-8-2 overall and 6-1-0 in Atlantic East play.

HOW IT HAPPENED
The Saints wasted no time setting the tone as Arianna Blanco opened the scoring in the 12th minute, finishing a pass from Daniela Carrillo-Torres to give Marymount the early lead.
After controlling much of the first half, Marymount's offense exploded after halftime. Arianna Garcia doubled the advantage in the 60th minute, followed just 45 seconds later by Sophia Diggs, who converted off an assist from Nicole Alvarado. Elinda Carballo capped off the scoring in the 85th minute, sealing the Saints' fourth consecutive shutout victory.

UP NEXT
The Saints now shift their focus to postseason play as the No. 2 seed in the Atlantic East Conference Tournament after finishing 6–1 in league action. Marymount will host No. 3 Neumann University in the semifinal round on Tuesday, November 4th, at Long Bridge Park. The winner will advance to the Atlantic East Championship on Saturday, November 8th.

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