PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – Behind a dynamic first-half performance and a multi-goal outing from Allison Carr, the Pace University women's soccer team picked up an impressive 4-2 victory over Saint Michael's College on Saturday afternoon at Northwell Stadium. The Setters struck twice in the opening 25 minutes and never relinquished control, securing their first Northeast 10 Conference win of the season to move to 4-4 overall and 1-2 in NE10 play.

Pace came out firing in the opening half, using two quick goals to seize control of the match. In the 12th minute, Allison Carr opened the scoring after receiving a feed from Madison Pieloch and burying the chance to put the Setters ahead 1-0.

Ten minutes later, Carr struck again, this time finishing off a setup from Meredith Klosek to double the lead. Goalkeeper Anna Fiore made four key saves in the opening 45 minutes to keep Saint Michael's off the board, helping Pace take a 2–0 advantage into halftime.

The visitors cut the deficit early in the second half, finding the back of the net in the 57th minute to make it 2-1. Pace answered midway through the half when Ava Viebrock capitalized on a cross from Klosek in the 73rd minute to restore a two-goal cushion.

Saint Michael's pulled within one again in the 83rd minute, but the Setters put the game away just three minutes later. Following the Purple Knight's goal, Milani Thompson netted her first goal of her collegiate career in the 87th minute. The freshman defender found the twine off an impressive free kick from nearly 40 yards away, sealing the 4-2 victory for Pace.

Carr finished the afternoon with five shots and four on target. Viebrock added three shots and a goal, while Klosek notched a pair of assists. Fiore posted five saves in net, anchoring a defensive effort that limited Saint Michael's to a single corner kick.

Pace visits No. 20 Mercy University on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.