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Siena Women’s Soccer Extends Winning Streak with 1-0 Shutout over Bryant

Defensive resilience and a timely strike keep the Saints unbeaten in conference play as they eye a showdown with Binghamton

Siena Women's Soccer recorded its third consecutive 1‑0 victory, this time edging Bryant by a single goal.

The win marks the Saints’ unbeaten stretch of seven straight America East contests, a run that has seen them finish each meeting with a clean sheet.

A Wall Between the Posts

Goalkeeper Cate Burns was the linchpin of the defense, turning away six shots in the second half and preserving her third straight shutout.

The decisive strike came in the 22nd minute when Tiana Mainella slipped a perfectly weighted center to Maya Costa, who netted her second collegiate match‑winner.

Bryant managed to out‑shoot Siena 11‑5 and held a 5‑2 corner advantage, but the Saints’ backline held firm.

Looking Ahead

Next up, the team travels to face reigning America East champion Binghamton on Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Southern Tier, a match that could extend the unbeaten run.

With each passing game, the Saints are stamping their identity as a defensively disciplined and opportunistic side, a narrative that will only intensify as the season progresses.

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