Oct. 26, 2015 ANNAPOLIS, Md. - The Navy women's soccer team (9-5-4, 3-1-5 Patriot League) will wrap up its nonconference schedule with a match against Hampton (0-7) on Tuesday at the Glenn Warner Soccer Facility.
Live statistics will be available on navysports.com.
Tuesday's Game Promotion:
Mother-Daughter Day: Celebrate the bond between mother and daughter by attending a Navy Women's Soccer game. Get 2 tickets, 2 hot dogs, and 2 drinks for $15 by purchasing at the ticket window on game day or entering the promo code ILOVEMOM at NavySports.com.
Parking / Shuttle Information
Fans are reminded that the general public does not have access to drive their vehicles on to the U.S. Naval Academy. Fans may park at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium for $5 and take a shuttle that will run every 10 minutes starting at 4:00 PM, one hour prior to the game and will continue running until 8:30 PM. Dogs are not permitted inside the Glenn Warner Soccer Facility.
PATRIOT LEAGUE POSTSEASON ACTION
• Navy has clinched a top-four spot in the Patriot League Tournament. The Mids will either finish third or fourth and will host a quarterfinal match on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
• Navy has finished as the number three or four seed eight times in program history. The Mids are 3-3 as the third seed and 1-4 as the fourth seed.
• Navy won its third Patriot League title in 2007 when it was the three seed, defeating American, 2-0, and then at Bucknell, 1-0.
• The Mids are 15-14 all-time in the league tournament, amassing three league titles and eight regular-season titles.
KEY NOTES FOR HAMPTON
• In its first Division I season, Hampton is 0-7 overall.
• The Lady Pirates have been on the road for the previous six games, owning a 0-6 mark and tallying three of its four total goals this season during the stretch.
• Sydney Jackson is Hampton's leading goal scorer with two goals, including 1-of-1 on penalty kicks.
• Maya Bouyer has played the most minutes in net for the Lady Pirates, playing in 225:00 minutes with a 13.60 goals-against average and a .493 save percentage.
ALL-TIME SERIES VERSUS THE LADY PIRATES
• This will be the first meeting between Navy and Hampton
LAST TIME OUT
• Lafayette's Julia Wescott converted a penalty kick in the 64th minute to give Lafayette a 1-0 victory over the Navy women's soccer team on Sunday in Easton, Pennsylvania. Navy dropped its first league match to fall to 3-1-4, while Lafayette improved to 2-5-1.
• Despite the loss, Navy (9-5-4, 3-1-4 Patriot League) clinched a top-four spot in the Patriot League Tournament and quarterfinal hosting rights after results from Saturday. The Mids can either finish third or fourth and will host a quarterfinal match on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
• Lafayette (8-6-1, 2-5-1 PL) had a strong showing at home, holding advantages over Navy in shots, 15-7, and shots on net, 8-4. Both teams recorded four corner kicks.
• In the 64th minute, Navy was called for a hand ball inside the 18-yard box as Lafayette player was shooting on net, which set up a penalty kick. The Leopards' Julia Wescott was given the nod to take the kick and struck her shot underneath the cross bar to grab the 1-0 lead.
SEARCHING FOR 300
• Navy head coach Carin Gabarra owns an all-time record of 299-138-43 in 22 seasons with Navy (293-128-43) and one season at Westmont College (6-10-0).
• There are 17 active Division I head women's soccer coaches that have reached the 300-win plateau. Dayton's Mike Tucker was the most recent head coach to have accomplished the feat.
• Boston University's Nancy Feldman is the only Patriot League head coach with at least 300 wins, tallying 364 victories in 28 seasons.
