WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The University of Dayton women's soccer team lost, 2-0, on the road to Purdue (4-1-0) Sunday at Folk Field.

KEY STATS
• Purdue scored in the fourth and 88^th minutes of the match. Maddy Williams and Hannah Melchiorre scored for the Boilermakers, marking the third goal for each this season.
• Purdue outshot Dayton 15-7 and led in corner kicks, 12-2.
• This marks the third consecutive shutout this season for the Boilermakers, and the first time they've ever defeated the Flyers.
• Junior goalkeeper Kaelyn Johns had seven saves in goal for the Flyers.

COACH GOLZ'S QUOTE
• "We were disappointed with our overall performance and energy today. We knew we were playing a good side in Purdue, and they had an extra day of recovery, so we expected to be under pressure; but our execution was off today. Again today, we were better in the second half and created some chances that we have to finish, but we need to continue to work on putting together a full 90 minutes. KJ was fantastic in goal today, and she has been setting the bar in terms of consistent performance. We look forward to another week of preparation to show that we will be better next weekend."

UP NEXT
• The Flyers continue their three-match road swing, taking on Akron this Friday, Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. at FirstEnergy Stadium.