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SportsSunday, November 8

Mary Washington women's soccer beat Santa Cruz 2-0 in Newport News and plays for the C2C title at noon Sunday

The Hampton Morning News teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you want a Sunday noon plan, the Coast-to-Coast Conference women's soccer title match is the one to watch. The University of Mary Washington beat Santa Cruz 2-0 in Newport News on Friday to get there. Katie Britton scored both goals, so she had a very good Friday.

Two Eagles carried the win over Santa Cruz

2
goals from Katie Britton
4
saves by Emily Orn

Sources: Culpeper Star-Exponent, Fredericksburg Free Press

Mary Washington took 11 shots to Santa Cruz's six. It's the Eagles' first trip to the conference championship game since 2022.

Mary Washington outshot Santa Cruz 11 to 6

11Total shots6
6Shots on goal4

Source: Fredericksburg Free Press

  • Title match: Sunday at noon
  • Opponent: host Christopher Newport
  • Santa Cruz: six shots, four on goal

Sources: Culpeper Star-Exponent, Fredericksburg Free Press

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