Binghamton Women's Soccer Eyes Another Milestone
The Bearcats are poised to protect a 16‑game unbeaten run as they travel to face Siena on Thursday, a contest that could extend one of the program’s longest streaks.
Binghamton’s junior forward Jahkaya Davis and senior forward Paige Luke have been among the most prolific scorers this season, each contributing six points, while senior keeper Rebecca Kessler has posted three shutouts despite a defense that has limited opponents to just nine goals in the opening stretch.
The team’s defensive consistency is underscored by six different players finding the net and a 4‑0 victory at Le Moyne that highlighted their depth. Ale Victoriano, a sophomore defender, earned Defensive Player of the Week honors for anchoring a backline that has kept three straight shutouts.
A Renewed Rivalry
Siena arrives with its own momentum, having won three consecutive 1‑0 games against America East opponents and riding a seven‑game unbeaten streak (5‑0‑2) against league rivals. The two programs last met in 2021, when Siena edged a 2‑0 win, and seven of their eight encounters have been decided by a single goal, promising another tightly contested affair.
Beyond the on‑field storylines, the match is sponsored by the Miller Auto Team, which is offering complimentary admission to all home games, adding a community‑focused incentive for fans to attend.
With both squads looking to extend their winning streaks, the upcoming showdown promises to be a pivotal moment in the America East season, testing the Bearcats’ depth and Siena’s disciplined defense in a battle that could reshape early‑season rankings.