FAIRFAX, Va. – The George Mason women's soccer team (0-2) fell to Maryland (2-0) by a score of 2-0 on Sunday night inside George Mason Stadium.
 
The contest marks the Patriots' second loss of the season and it is the second-straight defeat where the opponent has scored two goals.
 
Maryland controlled possession for the majority of the match, tallying two goals on 22 total shots (10 on goal). The Terrapin attack strained the Patriot defense throughout the contest, but Mason was still able to push through to get eight shots in the match (four on goal).
 
HOW THEY SCORED

VIRGINIA
3' | Kori Locksley scored her first collegiate goal on an assist from Emily McNesby.
 
73' | Alyssa Poarch scored unassisted.
 
INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• Senior goalkeeper Louisa Moser recorded five saves in the loss.
• The Terrapins recorded 22 shots (10 on goal).
• Mason did not earn a corner kick opportunity while Maryland notched four.
• Junior Grace Hotaling notched three shots for Mason, freshman Brianna Bitz tallied two shots, while senior Dacheka Kolcum and freshmen Serena Spitz and Halla Svansdóttir all recorded one shot each.
• Seniors Louisa Moser, Kolbrún Eyjólfsdóttir, and Shannon Lee, junior Grace Hotaling, and sophomore Lina Dirnberger each played 90 minutes for the Green & Gold on Sunday night.
• Freshman Serena Spitz made her first career start for the Patriots.

 
UP NEXT
 
Mason will host #4 Virginia on Thursday, August 26^th, inside George Mason Stadium with kickoff set for 7 p.m. Fans can watch the contest on ESPN+.