PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – Behind a complete team performance on both sides of the ball, Pace University Women's Soccer earned its second consecutive victory with a 3–0 shutout of Southern New Hampshire University on Saturday afternoon at Northwell Stadium. The win pushes the Setters to 6–6 overall and 2–3 in Northeast-10 Conference play.

Pace controlled possession throughout the first half, keeping the Penmen on their heels with a steady offensive attack. After a series of early saves by the SNHU goalkeeper, the Setters broke through in the 33rd minute when Juliana Procopio buried a shot from close range to give Pace a 1–0 lead. The Blue and Gold outshot the visitors 8–2 before halftime, while goalkeeper Anna Fiore made a key save late in the period to preserve the advantage.

The Setters kept their momentum rolling in the second half. In the 53rd minute, Ava Viebrock doubled the lead after finishing a perfectly placed pass from Allison Carr. Pace then sealed the result in the 75th minute when Bailey Olson converted from inside the box on an assist from Meredith Klosek. Fiore anchored the defense with six total saves.

Pace finished with a 13–11 edge in shots and six corner kicks. Viebrock paced the offense with five shots on target, while Carr and Klosek each tallied assists in the decisive win.

Pace continues NE10 play on Tuesday at 7:00pm when the Setters travel to face Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven,CT.