Utica, NY: SUNY Cobleskill's women's soccer team faced a 2-0 loss against SUNY Canton in a rainy Saturday afternoon game at Wildcat Field in Utica, NY.

Despite a strong defensive effort, Cobleskill struggled to find offensive rhythm, managing only two shots on goal compared to Canton's 11. Cobleskill goalkeeper Dory Gosselin (Whitehall, NY) was a standout for the Fighting Tigers, making nine total saves including several impressive stops to keep the game within reach. Despite this, Canton capitalized on their opportunities, with Chamonix Jackson scoring the first goal in the 23rd minute, assisted by Kamryn Barnes. The duo switched roles in the second half, with Barnes scoring in the 55th minute, assisted by Jackson to put the game out of reach.

For Cobleskill, second year Tryhnati Donato (Stamford, NY) and Jessica Carney (Hopkinton, NH) each had one shot on target, while senior Erin Hensel (Niskayuna, NY) contributed with one shot that hit the crossbar. On the defensive end, Caleigh Chase (Cortland, NY) and Kayleigh Bryant (Schenevus, NY) both put in a strong performance, helping to limit Canton's scoring chances.

Cobleskill earned five corner kicks and committed five fouls during the match, compared to Canton's seven corner kicks and three fouls. Canton held the advantage in total shots (15-3) over the Fighting Tigers.

The Fighting Tigers will look to bounce back next Sunday, September 8^th, as they host University of Pittsburgh at Bardford at 2:00 p.m. for their home opener at the Soccer/Lacrosse Complex.