
Wright State Women’s Soccer Falls 3-2 to Marshall in Narrow Defeat
A back‑and‑forth contest ended 3‑2 in favor of Marshall, with key strikes from Cook, Burger, Chaves, Mikrut and Souza shaping the outcome.
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A back‑and‑forth contest ended 3‑2 in favor of Marshall, with key strikes from Cook, Burger, Chaves, Mikrut and Souza shaping the outcome.

Bucknell secured a 4-0 victory over La Salle, out shooting the Explorers and capitalizing on early goals by Katie Connell and Ingrid Murphy.

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Boston College rallied to defeat Siena 3-1, with early breakthrough by Michael Asare and late strikes from Bryan Toro and Russell, before turning focus to a Friday night matchup against Dartmouth.

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