Sparkill, N.Y. - The St. Thomas Aquinas College Women's Soccer team saw its four-game unbeaten streak come to an end, as Molloy University took a 5-1 decision from the maroon and gold on Saturday afternoon at Spartan Field.

STAC slips to 3-6-3 overall and 2-2-1 in ECC play, while Molloy improves to 6-4-2 and remains perfect in conference action at 4-0-0.

Prior to the match, the Spartans honored its graduating senior class; Kiley Metcalf, Kara Hill, Rachel Brownell, Natalie Oden, Emily Ras and Olivia Gaillard with on-field ceremonies, which included the athletes' families, friends, teammates, coaches and college administrators.

Once the contest got underway, Molloy's Mikaela Barriga, Sarah Cavallo, Olivia Ingenito, Jana Strait and Madison Keenan ruined the Spartans' festive atmosphere by scoring a goal apiece for the visitors, including three goals in the first half. STAC's lone goal came via Amalie Steen's seventh tally of the season on a feed by teammate Sophie Stanley in front of the net.

In goal, Elyse Munoz (6-4-2) stopped eight of nine shots faced to earn her sixth win in 12 tries for the Lions. On the other end of the field, Catalena Robson (L, 2-5-3) turned away four of nine shots for the Spartans.

Inside the Box Score

• Molloy outshot STAC by a slim 14-12 margin, with each team putting nine shots on frame.
• Amalie Steen recorded a match-high five shots, with three making it on net.
• The Lions earned a 4-3 corner kicks advantage over the Spartans for the match.
• Both sides combined for 29 total fouls (16-13 Molloy) in 90 minutes of action.

Up Next

STAC visits Wilmington University (Del.) for a non-conference match on Wednesday, October 23. Kickoff between the Spartans and Wildcats is set for 3:30 p.m. at the Wilmington University Athletics Complex in Newark, Delaware.