Women's Soccer Returns Home Against New Hampshire on Sunday Afternoon

The Retrievers are off to their best start since 2014, when they opened the season 8-2 after their first ten contests.
UMBC owns the best winning percentage in the America East (.636).
The Dawgs lead the conference with 19 goals (1.73 per game) and 17 assists (1.55 per game).
The Retrievers are fourth in the league in goals allowed (1.27).
UMBC leads the circuit with 6.00 shots on goal per game.
Freshman Brooke Clagett, who scored 73 career goals during her sensational high school career, is off to a fast start with game-winning goals against Mount St. Mary's (8/13), American (8/16), and Fairmont State (8/20). She is tied for second in the league lead with four goals and is seventh overall in points (.82 per game). She also has a league-best three game-winners.
Clagett's five points (2 goals, assist) against Fairmont State are the most in the America East this season.
Sophomore midfielder Zoe Brossman is tied for second in the league with four goals and has climbed to fourth with 10 points (4 goals, 2 assists). Her two assists against Fairmont State tie for the league lead this season.
Three of Brossman's goals have come on penalty kicks.
Sophomore midfielder Cami Mink, senior midfielder Regan Rubin, and sophomore defender Hailey Ahmed are tied with Brossman for the team lead with two assists. Mink's two assists in the win against Towson tied Brossman for the AE single-game high.
Sophomore midfielder Delainey Proctor scored her first two career goals in wins against Towson and Wagner.
Junior goalie Amara Codd slots third in the league with 4.36 saves per game. Her nine saves against Delaware were the third-most in the conference this season. She's also fifth on the circuit with a 1.27 goals against average.
UMBC's 16 points (5 goals, 6 assists) against Fairmont State are a league single-game high. The five goals also tie for the league lead.

About New Hampshire

UNH dropped a 3-2 decision in their America East Opener at NJIT last weekend. The Wildcats struck first in the 20^th minute on a tally from senior forward Greta Caulton; however, the Highlanders scored three consecutive goals en route to the victory. Sophomore forward Amber Clarke added a late goal for UNH.
Junior forward Ava VanBuskirk leads UNH with three goals off the bench.
Caulton and sophomore defender Abby Beasley have each scored two goals.
Senior midfielder Elizabeth Finn has distributed a team-high three assists and also leads the squad with 24 shots.
Senior Sonja Zeepvat has started all nine games in goal and owns a 1.62 goals-against average along with a .745 save percentage.
The Wildcats have been outscored by a combined 15-12 margin this season.

Inside The Series

UMBC trails, 4-14-5
The Retrievers are winless (0-5-2) in their last seven matches against New Hampshire.
UMBC's last win came in 2017, a 3-1 triumph at Retriever Soccer Park.
The Dawgs are 2-6-2 all-time against the Wildcats in Baltimore.
Last season, UMBC earned a 1-1 draw in Durham as Payton Schenning tied the game in the 63^rd minute off assists by Gabby Larson and Brossman. Elizabeth Finn had given the visitors a 1-0 lead in the 51^st minute. Shots were even at 11-11.

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Players Mentioned

#3 Hailey Ahmed: D; 6' 0"; Sophomore

#8 Zoe Brossman: M; 5' 4"; Redshirt Sophomore

#0 Amara Codd: GK; 5' 7"; Junior

#2 Gabby Larson: D; 5' 8"; Junior

#27 Cami Mink: D; 5' 4"; Sophomore

#6 Delainey Proctor: M; 5' 4"; Sophomore

#11 Regan Rubin: M; 5' 7"; Senior

#4 Payton Schenning: F; 5' 7"; Senior

#17 Brooke Clagett: F; 5' 7"; Freshman

Players Mentioned

#3 Hailey Ahmed
: 6' 0"; Sophomore
: D

#8 Zoe Brossman
: 5' 4"; Redshirt Sophomore
: M

#0 Amara Codd
: 5' 7"; Junior
: GK

#2 Gabby Larson
: 5' 8"; Junior
: D

#27 Cami Mink
: 5' 4"; Sophomore
: D

#6 Delainey Proctor
: 5' 4"; Sophomore
: M

#11 Regan Rubin
: 5' 7"; Senior
: M

#4 Payton Schenning
: 5' 7"; Senior
: F

#17 Brooke Clagett
: 5' 7"; Freshman
: F