The University of Hartford women's soccer team begins a stretch of three straight home games to conclude the regular season 1 p.m. Saturday, hosting Commonwealth Coast Conference foe Nichols.
 
HARTFORD QUICK HITS

• The Hawks are scoring a little more than five goals per game against Commonwealth Coast Conference opponents. Hartford's 5.0 goals per game lead the CCC.
• Hartford is ranked 25th nationally and second in Region II in the United Soccer Coaches (USC) poll. The Hawks are second in the Massey Ratings.
• Hartford's 65 goals, which is 29 more than the second-place CCC team, is third nationally. The Hawks' 44 assists are also fourth nationally.
• The top three point-scorers in the CCC all wear Hartford uniforms, led by senior Imani Jenkins' 49 points, which is third nationally. Jenkins leads the league with 19 goals and is second with 11 assists. The 19 goals are eighth nationally.
• Freshman Kathleen Brush is second in the CCC with 29 points and 12 goals, while senior Christina Stone is third with 26 points.
• has a Division III-high 14 assists.
• Stone is currently tied for the most assists in Hartford's single-season record book.
• 13 different Hartford players have found the back of the net. Seven of those players have scored at least three times.
• Sophomore Sejal Johnson (9-1) has a save percentage of .800. She has allowed nine goals on 45 shots. Sophomore Mira Mahmoud has posted a pair of shutouts in her two starts with a save percentage of .750.
• NOTE: Nationally rankings are unofficial as Hartford isn't eligible to be ranked.

SCOUTING NICHOLS

• The Bison are coming off a 1-0 loss to Western New England on Thursday.
• Nichols is ninth in the conference with 17 goals.
• Alana Snow and Natalie Gray have combined for four goals each to lead the team. Snow also has an assist for a team-high nine points.
• Four players have contributed two assists for Nichols.
• Adie Hughes has appeared in 14 games with 12 starts. She has allowed 21 goals on 105 shots. The 6.0 saves per game lead the Commonwealth Coast Conference

NEXT ON TAP
Hartford returns to Al-Marzook Field 4 p.m. Tuesday, hosting CCC-foe Western New England in their CCC finale. It's the second of three consecutive home games to conclude the regular season.