Salisbury University women’s soccer defeated the Hood College Blazers 4-1 on September 26, 2026, at the Gerry DiBartolo Sea Gull Soccer Complex in Salisbury, Maryland. Brooke Spadin scored three goals as the Sea Gulls earned their first win of the year after Hood took an early lead.
Hood opened the scoring on a free kick by McKenna Bishop, but Salisbury responded four minutes later when Skylar Williams assisted Spadin on the equalizer. Spadin added another goal 10 minutes later with help from Talyn Catena to give the Sea Gulls a 2-1 lead.
Brooke Spadin Completes Salisbury University Women’s Soccer Hat Trick
Spadin scored her third goal after Audrey Kregelka sent a long forward pass. The performance was Spadin’s first multi-goal game and made her the first Salisbury player to record a hat trick since Dakota Campbell did so against Lehman on September 1, 2019.
Samantha Root added Salisbury’s fourth goal after Lauren Chesney set up Callie Chesney for a shot that was saved. Root scored on the rebound, with assists credited to both Callie and Lauren Chesney. The goal was Root’s second career tally.
Salisbury University Women’s Soccer Creates Attacking Chances
Salisbury led 13-4 in shots at halftime and finished with 12 shots on goal, while Hood recorded only two shots on goal.
Williams recorded her second assist with Salisbury, and Kregelka collected her first career assist. Callie Chesney, Lauren Chesney and Catena each recorded their second assist of the season.
Goalkeepers Riley Kinzeler and Aley Martins each played one half for Salisbury. Martins made one save. The result moved Salisbury to 1-7-1, while Hood fell to 2-6-0.
Next Match for Salisbury University Women’s Soccer
Salisbury is scheduled to host Stevenson on September 30, 2026, at 4 p.m. at the Gerry DiBartolo Sea Gull Soccer Complex.
MSB Analysis
Spadin’s hat trick powered Salisbury University women’s soccer to its first win of the year. The Sea Gulls also received goals from Samantha Root and assists from Skylar Williams, Talyn Catena, Audrey Kregelka, Callie Chesney and Lauren Chesney in the 4-1 victory over the Hood College Blazers.
Salisbury’s 12-2 advantage in shots on goal reflected its offensive productivity after Hood scored first.
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