DAYTON – The University of Dayton women's soccer team returned to Dayton Sunday, as they hosted the Michigan State Spartans at Roger Glass Stadium on the campus of CJ High School in a 1 p.m. match. The Spartans took an early lead in the 19^th minute and would be out-shot in the match, but would take advantage of their scoring opportunities to down the Flyers 3-1.
 
Sunday's loss is the second of the week for the Flyers, who's record in the non-conference will finish at 3-3-2.
 
KEY MOMENT
The Flyers held a shot advantage throughout the game, but the key moment of the game was a Camryn Evans 64^th minute goal, as she took the ball off the foot of second-half goalkeeper Maddie Crosbie, and slotted it into the open net to put the Spartans on top 2-0. Michigan State would add a penalty kick goal in the 72^nd minute to go ahead 3-0. The Flyers kept firing on the Spartan net, but could not find the breakthrough goal they needed to get back in the game. Dayton would earn two penalty kicks in the final 60 seconds of the match, the second of which was put home by sophomore Adriana Alonso-Gomez to bring the final score of the match to 3-1. Laney Huber and Itala Gemelli led all Flyers with five shots each, with two of Huber's shot's registering on goal. Spartans keeper Lauren Kozal was stellar in net for MSU, making 10 saves in the match.

SCORING BREAKDOWN
18:25 MSU GOAL – Scored by Zivana Labovic (3), scored unassisted.
63:12 MSU GOAL – Scored by Camryn Evans (1), scored unassisted.
71:39 MSU GOAL – PK, Scored by Allyson Childers (1).
89:36 DAYTON GOAL – PK Scored by Adriana Alonso-Gomez (1).

UP NEXT
The Flyers will open up Atlantic 10 play next Sunday, Sept. 19, as they will travel to St. Louis to take on the Billikens. Kick-off from Robert R. Hermann Stadium is slated for 2 p.m.