Stony Brook University’s women’s soccer team continued its early-season momentum on Tuesday, defeating Penn University by a 2-0 margin at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium. The win marked the Seawolves’ fifth straight unbeaten outing, preserving a perfect defensive record thus far.
Key Moments
Allison George opened the scoring in the 72nd minute, receiving a precise pass from Eva Sprewell that cut through Penn’s defense. Just minutes later, Emily Lemke doubled the lead after a rebound off Leah Rifas’ shot, sealing the victory.
Both goalkeepers delivered standout performances, with Stony Brook’s netminder securing a clean sheet while Penn’s Megan Graves made several key saves to keep the game within reach. The Seawolves’ defensive cohesion was evident throughout, limiting Penn to just a handful of clear chances.
In the second half, Stony Brook dominated possession, registering ten shots on goal, six of which tested Penn’s defense. The relentless attack forced Penn’s backline into constant pressure, creating numerous rebound opportunities that the Seawolves capitalized on.
Coach Jona Hennings praised the team’s discipline, noting that the clean sheet reflects the collective effort of the defensive unit. The victory not only extends the Seawolves’ unbeaten streak but also positions them strongly as they head into conference play.