Match Information
Opponent	American Eagles
Date	Saturday, April 3, 2021
Time	12:00 p.m.
Location	Washington, D.C. | Reeves Athletic Complex
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Game Notes	Loyola

Quick Hits About the 'Hounds

• Loyola women's soccer is on the road for the first time this spring, traveling to Washington, D.C., for a key Patriot League South division matchup at American.
• The Greyhounds have split their first two division games, while the Eagles have suffered 1-0 setbacks to both Lehigh and Bucknell in division play.
• Loyola has held opponents to one goal or fewer in 15-consecutive games dating back to the 2019 season.
• Joe Mallia is in his second season (ninth overall) as Loyola's head coach after previously leading the program from 1998-2004. The all-time winningest coach in team history, he is 96-53-13 overall at Loyola. Mallia won conference championships in five of seven seasons during his first tenure as head coach.

Last Time Out

• Caitlin Doran headed in a long free kick from Avery Fries 3:31 into the first overtime period, as Navy edged out a 1-0 victory over Loyola at Ridley Athletic Complex last Saturday.
• A majority of the game was played in the midfield, with the sides combining for just five shots on goal overall. Loyola had six of the game's eight shot attempts in the first half, but Navy had a 7-3 advantage the rest of the way.
• Paige Sim made two saves in goal, while Sarah Bayer, Alex Searing and Kaleigh Gallagher all had two shots to lead the Loyola offense.
• Loyola seniors Vanessa Alessi, Claire Beath, Sabrina Daglish, Taylor DiMarco, Julia Gray and Nicole Rivas were all recognized in a pregame ceremony prior to their final regular season home game of the spring.

Series History

• Loyola leads 10-3-4 in a series which dates back to the program's first season in 1992.
• The Greyhounds have a 4-1-2 edge since joining the Patriot League, with the lone defeat a 2-1 setback in 2017.
• Loyola posted a 3-1 victory during the most-recent meeting on Oct. 2, 2019.
• All three goals came in the opening half hour, with Hannah Hoefs, Sarah Bayer and an own goal accounting for the offense. American held an 11-7 advantage in shots.
• Loyola's three goals were its most in a game last season.