MANCHESTER, N.H. – Pace freshman midfielder Andrea Flores (Port Chester, N.Y./Port Chester) scored the first two goals of her career in the first half of a 3-1 Setters women's soccer road victory over Southern New Hampshire University on Saturday. With the win, Pace earned a vital late season win, advancing to 5-7-3 on the season, 3-7-1 in the NE10.
 
The Setters outshot the Penmen 8:5 in the first half, with a 5:2 advantage in shots-on-goal. Flores scored high to the left in the 13th minute, assisted by junior forward Jillian Joe (Brookeville, Md./Our Lady of Good Counsel); then low to left in the 28th unassisted to go up 2-0.
 
SNHU's Imogen Noon cut the lead in half just 82 seconds into the second period, but Pace sophomore forward Allison Carr (Plantsville, Conn./Southington) used her patented left foot to extend the Setter lead back to two with her sixth score of the season to go along with her six assists (61st minute).
 
Carr's 18 points are second most in the NE10.
 
The Penmen offense was especially thwarted in the attack by sophomore midfielder Alyssa Cabral (Hollis Hills, N.Y./Francis Lewis) whose staunch defensive effort shone brightly yet again.
 
The win earned the Setters three points in the NE10 league standings with one regular-season game left on the schedule. Pace will play Le Moyne on Wednesday, Oct. 26 under the lights of Pace Stadium at 7 p.m.