Marquette University's women's soccer team continued its early-season surge, posting a 2-0 victory over North Dakota State on Tuesday night.
Megan Murray opened the scoring in the second half before adding a decisive goal in the 85th minute, delivering a brace that lifted the Golden Eagles to a comfortable margin.
Goalkeeper Mia Hurd kept the Bison at bay with two sharp saves in the closing stages, ensuring the shutout and cementing her role as a reliable last line of defense.
Defensive Consistency
The win marks the second straight shutout for Marquette, underscoring a defensive unit that has yet to concede a goal in the first two matches of the 2026 campaign.
Megan Murray's performance also stands out as her first career multi-goal game, and the early tally brings her season total to three goals in just two appearances, matching her 2025 output within days of the new season.
The Golden Eagles are scheduled to return to action on Wednesday, August 19, when they travel to Valley Fields for a 5 p.m. CT kickoff, aiming to extend their unbeaten run.