RMU Women's Soccer Team Prepares for Road Test Against Eastern Michigan

The Robert Morris University (RMU) women's soccer team is set to face Eastern Michigan on Sunday, August 31, in their first road test of the season. The Colonials have shown strong defense, allowing only 3 goals and averaging 1.00 goals per game so far. They are coming off two consecutive wins at home, with game-winning headers by sophomore Madison Hurst in both victories.

Key Takeaways:

• The RMU women's soccer team is ranked second in the Horizon League in goals allowed (3) and is allowing only 1.00 goals per game on average.
• The team's defense has been impressive, with only 12 shots on goal allowed and a save percentage of 0.727 by goalkeeper Emma Cameron.
• The Colonials are coming off two consecutive wins at home, with game-winning headers by sophomore Madison Hurst in both victories.
• Freshman Sydney Chontos picked up her first career goal against USI (8/21), while freshman Bailey Campbell recorded her first career assist.
• The team has been steady in net, with Emma Cameron posting two consecutive clean sheets and six total saves.
• Defenders Shauna Gamble and Emerson Johngarlo, along with Campbell, have played all 270 minutes of the season so far.

Statistics:

• RMU has allowed 3 goals so far in the season.
• The team's save percentage is 0.727, ranking third in the conference.
• Emma Cameron has posted two consecutive clean sheets and six total saves.
• The Colonials have played 270 minutes of the season so far.

Sources:

• RMU Athletics
• ESPN+
• RMU (2-1)
• USI (8/21)