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KEENE STATE OWLS
Women's Soccer Postgame 10.22.2025
2
Winner Keene State KSC (7-4-6, 2-0-4 LEC)
1
Plymouth State PSU (6-10, 0-6 LEC)
Winner
Keene State KSC
(7-4-6, 2-0-4 LEC)
2
Final
1
Plymouth State PSU
(6-10, 0-6 LEC)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Keene State KSC 0 2 2
Plymouth State PSU 0 1 1

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

Owls Soar Past Panthers, 2-1, Move to 5-0-2 in Past Seven Contests

PLYMOUTH, N.H. – Elizabeth Tschudin's streak continued for the Keene State College women's soccer team as she tallied another goal and assist, contributing to both of the Owls' goals in their 2-1 win on the road at Plymouth State University on Wednesday afternoon.
 
Records
  • Keene State: 7-4-6 (2-0-4 LEC)
  • Plymouth State: 6-10-0 (0-6-0 LEC)

How it Happened


KSC was on the attack early and often in the opening half as the Owls outshot PSU 10-2. Over the first 20 minutes, KSC recorded three shots on target, but the Panthers' starting goalkeeper, Sydney Rowe, saves two of the shots to go with a defensive save to keep the Owls off the board early in the contest. Both goalkeepers added another save over the next 10 minutes as Rowe prevented Allison Kenyon from scoring for the Owls and Riley Andriski made her first save of the day in goal for KSC. The rest of the opening half, KSC saw only one more shot reach the target, but the first collegiate career shot from Mariella Tsitsonis was saved by Rowe and the game went into the half scoreless at 0-0.
 
Neither team was able to find the back of the net in the second half over the first 20 minutes of the half as Rowe made three more saves, while Andriski made another one to keep the contest scoreless heading into the 65th minute. After finally getting their footing and adjusting to the turf after a last-minute change moved the game to the turf field, the Owls were able to find the back of the net in the 69th minute. Emily O'Connell picked up assist number three on the season as she sent a corner kick into the Panthers' box where Tschudin headed her fourth goal in the past three games to put KSC up 1-0. Rowe bounced back and saved the next two shots from the Owls, but she was unable to secure the rebound on the second one in the 74th minute, where Tschudin added another point as her rebound fell right to Mikayla Ryan who scored a goal for the second game in a row to put the Owls up 2-0 with 16:43 remaining. With under seven minutes remaining Rowe made a save to deny Giordano from scoring in her second consecutive game, but with 2:15 remaining, PSU was able to pull within a goal as the ball was loose in the Owls box and Clara Wilson sent a shot into the back of the net. The Owls' defense was able to hold off the Panthers late push in the closing seconds as KSC came away with the 2-1 win over PSU.
 
"It was a good win on the road. Plymouth is always tough and plays hard against us," said Owls' head coach Sarah Testo. "We played much better second half after adjusting to the surface."
 
"Liz has been great proving she is one of the best players in the conference," Testo said on Tschudin's dominance for the Owls on her breakout season. She has now tallied a goal in five of the last seven games for KSC, which is a large part of the Owls going 5-0-2 over the span.
 
Inside the Box
  • KSC improves to 31-3-1 in the all-time series between the two teams and rebounded from their 2024 defeat.
  • Keene State had the large advantage on shots, 22-6, including shots on goal, 13-3, to go with an 8-1 corner kick advantage.
  • Tschudin continued to stay hot on the attack as she tallied another goal and an assist for her third consecutive multi-point game (four goals and two assists over the past three games).
  • Ryan also continued her streak as she followed up her goal and assist performance in the Owls' last win with another assist.
  • Andriski finished with a pair of saves in net while Rowe finished with 10 saves.
  • KSC's back line continued to lock down opponents as Giuliana Stolfi, Elise Saab, and Eleanor Leland all played a full 90 minutes.
  • The Owls remain undefeated in LEC play as they move to 2-0-4 for 10 points on the season.
  • KSC currently sits in fourth place in the conference with games against Western Connecticut State University (currently 4-2-1 in second place with 13 points) and Vermont State Castleton University (2-4 in eighth with six points).

Up Next


Keene State returns home for senior day for their next contest as the Owls host Western Connecticut State on Saturday, October 25, at 1:00 PM.
Plymouth State is on the road for their next contest as the Panthers travel to take on the University of Massachusetts-Boston on Saturday, October 25, at 3:00 PM.
 
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