Mount Saint Mary College women's soccer continued its dominant run through Skyline Conference play Wednesday night, cruising past St. Joseph's Brooklyn 15-0 at Kaplan Field. The Knights wasted little time taking control, with Isabella Milburn scoring twice inside the opening six minutes. Mount built a 9-0 advantage by halftime as Milburn completed her hat trick, while Katherine Edwards scored three times in the opening half for the first three goals of her collegiate career. Maureen Seipp also found the net for her first collegiate goal.
The Knights continued their offensive attack after halftime, adding six more goals to put the match out of reach. Devyn O'Malley scored twice, including a 60th-minute goal assisted by Nadia Kiswani, while Faith Welsh added a goal and two assists. In total, nine different Mount Saint Mary players found the back of the net as the Knights finished with 47 shots and 34 shots on goal.
Mount Saint Mary's defense was just as impressive, completely shutting down the St. Joseph's Brooklyn attack. The Knights held the Bears without a single shot, while St. Joseph's goalkeeper was forced to make 20 saves. The victory extended Mount Saint Mary's winning streak to five games, its longest since 2019, and improved the Knights to 5-3-0 overall and 2-0-0 in Skyline Conference play.