WEST HARTFORD, Conn. — The Hartford women's soccer team had its four-game winning streak snapped on Sunday, as the Hawks fell to visiting New Hampshire, 1-0. Hartford (7-6-1) falls to 4-2-0 in the America East, while the Wildcats (8-6-0) improve to 4-2-0 with the win.
NEW HAMPSHIRE 1, HARTFORD 0
A foul committed by a Hartford defender on Ally Reynolds inside the box rewarded the Wildcats with a penalty kick in the 14th minute. Reynolds took the honors, and capitalized with a low shot to the left post to give UNH the lead. The Hawks applied the pressure offensively, but were unable to send home the equalizer after producing ample opportunities.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE & HARTFORD NOTES
- Despite the defeat, Hartford has locked up a postseason bid for the 10th straight season, marking an America East record
- The Hawks held commanding advantages in both shots (14-8) and corner kicks (6-1)
- Forward Skylar Vitiello led the Hartford offense with four shots, including one on goal
- Junior Maia Perez registered three saves between the posts for Hartford, while her counterpart, Sheppard, had a game-best four for the Wildcats
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The Hawks play their final regular-season road game next Sunday, when they travel to Baltimore, Md., to face UMBC. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m.
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