DAYTON – For the second consecutive match the Dayton women's soccer team posted a 3-0 shutout. This time UD notched the win over visiting Marshall at Baujan Field. The Flyers broke out after a scoreless first half, putting away three goals in an eight-minute span. Dayton improves to 2-2-0 on the season. 

KEY STATS
• Three Flyers scored: sophomore Madeleine Morrissey had the eventual game winner in the 73rd minute, sophomore Micayla Livingston scored 23 seconds later, and Sara Robertson closed out the scoring in the 81st minute.  
• Nadia Pestell had two assists and Livingston had the game-winning assist to go along with her goal. 
• Junior goalkeeper Kaelyn Johns picked up her second shutout of the season and had five saves in the effort. 
• Marshall (0-4-0) outshot Dayton 15-12, including 6-3 in the first half. 
• Six different Flyers have scored this season. 

COACH GOLZ'S QUOTE
• "The change in game time and playing midafternoon instead of playing this evening, we started off pretty lethargic. The first half was slow motion I thought. Our execution with the ball was really sloppy. I thought our urgency into transition into defense was really slow. I was disappointed with how we started the game but pleased with how we responded after halftime. We did some things much better. We put them under some pressure in higher parts of the field. We took away some of the things they were trying to do within their attack. We created some really dangerous opportunities. The momentums of the games –a the highs and lows – we did a good job of managing that."

UP NEXT
• Dayton plays at Purdue this Sunday, Sept. 3 at 1 p.m. at Folk Field. The Boilermakers are 3-1-0 this season.