UMass Women's Soccer Falls 1-0 to Toledo on the Road

The UMass women's soccer team faced off against Toledo on the road, ultimately falling 1-0 in a game marked by a struggled pace. The Minutewomen were unable to keep up with the Rockets' tempo, which allowed Toledo to secure the win.

Key Takeaways:

• The game was characterized by a fast-paced tempo, with Toledo dominating possession and creating scoring opportunities.
• The Minutewomen struggled to maintain possession, conceding a total of 18 shots to the Rockets, with 10 of them being on target.
• Despite outshooting Toledo 5-4 in the second half, the Minutewomen were unable to find the back of the net, ultimately failing to capitalize on their chances.
• UMass goalkeeper, Katey Goff, made 4 saves in the game, but was unable to prevent the single goal conceded by her team.
• The loss marks the second defeat in a row for the Minutewomen, with their next match scheduled against Rider University on October 1.

Statistics:

• Toledo secured 18 shots, with 10 of them being on target, while UMass managed 12 shots, with 3 being on target.
• The Rockets controlled possession for 64.7% of the game, outpacing the Minutewomen's 35.3% possession.
• UMass recorded 6 fouls, with Toledo committing 8, and 3 corner kicks.
• The game saw 2 yellow cards issued, one to each team.

Sources:

• Massachusetts Daily Collegian, "UMass women's soccer falls 1-0 to Toledo on the road" (no date provided)