The McDaniel College women’s soccer team defeated Washington College 1-0 on Oct. 14, 2026, at Kibler Field at Roy Kirby, Jr. Stadium in Chestertown, Maryland. Hariette Ngwatung scored the only goal in the 11th minute, giving McDaniel College its third consecutive road win against Centennial Conference opponents.
McDaniel College improved to 8-2-4 overall and 4-1-2 in Centennial Conference play. The Green Terror extended their unbeaten streak to six games and recorded their fifth shutout during that span.
Hariette Ngwatung Scores Early for McDaniel College
Ngwatung scored her fourth goal of the season on McDaniel College’s first shot opportunity. Alaina Miller assisted on the goal, earning her first point in the last four games after recording six goals and 15 points during the team’s first 10 games.
Three of Ngwatung’s four goals this season have been game-winners. Miller remains McDaniel College’s leading scorer with six goals and 16 points.
McDaniel College Extends Shutout Streak
Washington College held an 18-10 advantage in shots, but McDaniel College preserved its early lead. Sierra Ruehl made three saves to record her seventh shutout of the season, and McDaniel College has now posted 10 shutouts in 14 games.
With McDaniel College leading 1-0 in the 89th minute, Washington College’s Danica Ross was credited with a shot from inside the box. Alexis Keller-Posen cleared the attempt, earning McDaniel College a team save and helping preserve the one-goal advantage.
The result extended McDaniel College’s scoreless streak to 290 minutes and gave the team three consecutive shutouts in conference play. Washington College fell to 5-7-1 overall and 0-5 in conference play.
McDaniel College Prepares for Senior Day
McDaniel College is tied with Dickinson for third place in the Centennial Conference standings with 14 points, according to the source. Dickinson holds a 4-0-2 conference record, while McDaniel College is 4-1-2.
McDaniel College returns home Saturday for its second-to-last home game against Haverford on Senior Day. Kickoff is scheduled for noon, with pregame ceremonies planned for around 11:45 a.m.
The team will recognize seniors Alexis Keller-Posen, Peyton Viggiano, Sidda Mitchell and Carly Brock before the game.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
McDaniel College turned its first shot into the game’s decisive goal and protected the lead despite Washington College’s advantage in shots. The victory also continued a strong defensive stretch, with five shutouts during the six-game unbeaten streak and 10 shutouts overall.
Source: Original report
