SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Binghamton women's soccer (3-0) pumped in three second-half goals and rolled past host Le Moyne (0-4) 4-0 Sunday afternoon at Ted Grant Field. The victory was Binghamton's third straight via shutout and extended its regular-season unbeaten streak to 16 games (11-0-5).
Senior forward
Paige Luke scored twice, junior
Jahkaya Davis added her third goal of the season and sophomore
Ale Victoriano added a late goal to keep the Bearcats unbeaten all-time against their I-81 neighbor to the north (8-0).
Davis got things going in the 18th minute. Senior midfielder
Bella Brown found junior linemate
Anna Buckwalter with a pass through the middle. Buckwalter eluded her mark and rolled a ball to Davis in the box. Davis turned and ripped an 18-yard left footer into the left corner.
Despite an 11-0 shots command, Binghamton settled for the 1-0 halftime lead.
In the second half, Luke scored twice in a 16-minute span. After senior wingback
Megan Baker stole possession inside midfield, junior forward
Alexus Worrell dribbled down the right side before sending a cross into the box. The bouncing ball evaded a Dolphins defender and Luke capitalized with a seven-yard finish to the far post in the 57th minute. Then in the 73rd minute, sophomore
Mackenzie Brotherston stole a ball on the left side and fed Luke in the middle. Luke dribbled into the box, cut back around a defender and beat the keeper from nine yards for a 3-0 cushion.
In the 80th minute, Victoriano one-timed a free kick from graduate back
Brooke Herber and the high ball into the box bounced over the Le Moyne keeper and into the net for the final goal.
Binghamton finished with a 24-1 shots margin and senior keeper
Rebecca Kessler had to make just one save for her third straight shutout.
With the blanking, the Bearcats have now posted three straight shutout wins for the first time in eight years (2018).
Binghamton returns home to host Siena Thursday night.
NOTES
It's the first time since 1993 (33 years) that Binghamton has started the season with three straight shutout wins. The record for consecutive shutouts is five, set by the 1991 Hall of Fame NCAA Division III tournament team ... six different Bearcats have scored goals early in 2026 and the team has outscored opponents 9-0.
