The Navy women's soccer team etched a milestone into its storied history on Saturday, securing a 2-0 victory that marked the program's 400th all-time win.
Stella Jones opened the scoring in the seventh minute, curling a precise shot into the upper-90, and Kayana Adlam doubled the lead just over ten minutes later, finishing a well-timed strike at 17:40.
Goalkeeper Natasha Stramrood was the backbone of the defense, making six saves and recording her first shutout of the 2026 season, preserving the clean sheet against a Maryland side that managed only ten shots on goal.
Despite being outshot 13-10, Navy dominated possession and corner kicks, holding a 7-1 edge that reflected their patient build-up and disciplined defensive shape.
A Milestone in Annapolis
Head coach Carin Gabarra, who has guided the program for more than a decade, praised the team's collective effort, emphasizing how the 400-win landmark underscores the program's impact on student-athletes both on the field and in their future careers.
The victory capped a home non-conference stretch that began with the program's inaugural win on September 9, 1999, a 4-0 result, and included previous milestones at the 100-, 200-, and 300-win marks.