Women’s Soccer Cruises to 6-1 Win at Northeastern

Thursday, September 19

Boston, Mass.

6:00 PM

Brown University

3-2-3, 0-0-0

Northeastern

0-5-3, 0-0-0

Brown

Northeastern

Photo by: Chip DeLorenzo

Women’s Soccer Cruises to 6-1 Win at Northeastern

9/19/2024 8:51:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score

BOSTON, M.A. - The Brown women's soccer team earned a dominant 6-1 victory at Northeastern in its non-conference finale on Thursday night.

The six goals by Brown was the most since they earned a 6-0 win over Albany in the 2023 season opener.

Today was a great team win," head coach Kia McNeill said. "We talked a lot about putting together 90 minutes of Brown women's soccer in terms of our work ethic, pressure, and commitment to finish in the final third. I think tonight was a good representation of what we can do when we play as a team on both ends of the ball and it was certainly a great way to end our non-conference schedule as we head into Ivy League play next week."

It took the Bears eight minutes to find the back of the net as Karlie Schlosser scored an Olimpico goal right off a corner kick, the goal was the first of the season for Schlosser. Following the goal from Schlosser, the Bears had two shots miss the net before Kira Maguire found the back of the net for the second time this season, giving the Bears a 2-0 advantage.

8' | Brown 1, Northeastern 0

An OLIMPICO from Karlie Schlosser! #EverTrue pic.twitter.com/Ki6OIb7OrV
— Brown Women's Soccer (@BrownU_WSoccer) September 19, 2024

A little over two minutes later, Ella Weil found Ayla Sahin in space around midfield as Sahin used her pace to get right into the 18-yard box and fire the ball past the goalkeeper.

29' | Brown 3, Northeastern 0

First-career goal for Ayla Sahin! #EverTrue pic.twitter.com/WOVDDNfRRJ
— Brown Women's Soccer (@BrownU_WSoccer) September 19, 2024

The Bears held a commanding 3-0 advantage after the opening 45 minutes of the contest, Brown held Northeastern without a shot in the first half.

The Bears carried their momentum into the second half as they found the back of the net three times in a 95-second span.

55' | Brown 4, Northeastern 0

Ella Weil joins the party! #EverTrue pic.twitter.com/TV4yxsXUf3
— Brown Women's Soccer (@BrownU_WSoccer) September 19, 2024

The first goal of the second half came from Ella Weil off of a throw-in from Karlie Schlosser, Weil was able to get free in the 18-yard box and find the back of the net. Following Weil's goal, Nadja Meite converted a penalty kick to give Brown a 5-0 advantage, the goal was the first penalty kick goal of the season for Brown and the second goal of the season for Meite. Just 52 seconds after Meite's goal, Ella Weil found the back of the net for the second time in the contest to give Brown a 6-0 lead.

56' | Brown 6, Northeastern 0

Ella Weil's doubles up for her second goal of the night! #EverTrue pic.twitter.com/3kp9ja2Irz
— Brown Women's Soccer (@BrownU_WSoccer) September 19, 2024

Northeastern got on the score sheet in the 78th minute but it wasn't enough as Brown earned a 6-1 victory.

Ella Weil finished with two goals and one assist as Karlie Schlosser finished the game with one goal and two assists. Ayla Sahin scored her first-career goal in the win for the Bears as they out shot the Huskies 25-2.

The Bears will be back in action on Saturday, Sept. 28 when they welcome Harvard to Stevenson-Pincince Field, kickoff for the Ivy League opener is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.

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