Sixth-seeded Marian University women’s soccer (8-8-4, 5-5-2 NACC) fell in the quarterfinals of the NACC Tournament at the hands of third-seeded Edgewood, 1-0.
 

• Edgewood instantly grabbed the lead, with a Kamy Luecke header off the corner kick at 3:29 giving the Eagles the only score of the day.
• At 17:03, senior Chelsea King made a crucial penalty kick save on Edgewood’s Riley Haertle. 
• Marian was limited to two shots on goal in the first half, as the Sabres went into the break down 1-0.
• King had a huge second half, recording five saves, including three in the first seven minutes of the half. 
• Junior Emily Gordillo had a shot on goal in the 88th minute, but the Sabres were unable to create any additional scoring opportunities, ultimately falling 1-0. 

• Edgewood held the advantage in both shots (13-8) and shots on goal (9-4).
• Marian trailed in corner kicks in a 5-2 deficit and recorded zero in the second half.
• The Sabres conclude their season with a one-win improvement from 2024, ending on an 8-8-4 record. 
• The loss marked the season-straight NACC quarterfinal loss for the Sabres, following last year’s 2-0 loss to Dominican.
• Senior Brianna Guelig ends her senior season with 10 goals, the highest total for a Sabre since Ashley Welk in 2021. 
• Six Sabres appeared in all twenty games this season: seniors Frida Marroquin, and Caitlin Traver, junior Emily Gordillo, sophomores Maya Gray and Sofia Vizcarra, and freshman Kendall Graves.

	Senior Chelsea King (4-8-4) had a season-high eight saves, with five coming in the second half.
	Junior Emily Gordillo led the Sabres in shots with three, including one shot on goal.
	Junior Ysabella Sanchez recorded two shots and played in all 90 minutes.