Soccer

Vermont Women’s Soccer Suffers 0-3 Defeat at Army

Goalkeeper Sophia Kling's heroics can't halt Army's second-half onslaught

Vermont’s women’s soccer team traveled to West Point, New York, where they faced the Army Black Knights in a tightly contested road match. The Catamounts were unable to find the back of the net, succumbing to a 0-3 loss that left their record searching for a breakthrough.

Second-Half Dominance

Goalkeeper Sophia Kling stood tall with five saves for Vermont, but the Black Knights broke through after the break, scoring three unanswered goals that turned a close contest into a 3-0 defeat.

Army’s second-half onslaught came from a flurry of attacks that overwhelmed the Catamounts’ defense, with each goal arriving within a short window that sealed the outcome.

Looking Ahead

Vermont’s schedule next takes them back to Malek Stadium in Burlington for a showdown with Stonehill on August 30 at 1 p.m. ET, a game that will be broadcast live on ESPN+. The team will look to regroup and adjust strategies as they aim to climb the conference standings.

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