BALTIMORE, Md. – The Notre Dame soccer team advanced to 3-1 overall after posting their second shutout of the season.  Two different players scored in the Gator victory against Christendom College, 3-0.

Senior Meghan Conner got the scoring started for the Gators, posting the first goal of the game in the 10^th minute of play.  A jump ball in front of the goal pulled the goalkeeper as Conner bicycle kicked the ball in the goal.

The Gators' second goal was scored by junior Loren Pardoe who punched in her first of her career, assisted by Conner. 

The final goal for the Gators came early in the second half as Conner chipped in her seventh goal of the season, assisted by junior Hannah Woodworth. 

This is Conner's 11^th career multi-score game.  Against the Crusaders, she posted 12 shots and currently sits in second in the Colonial States Athletic Conference shots per game ranking.  She also sits in second for points per game with 3.75.

Notre Dame's defense held the Crusaders scoreless only giving up four shots on goal.  Freshman Trinity Pfeiffer posted all four saves, while she and freshman Amethyst Stevens combined for the shutout.  

The Gators did not allow a corner kick from the Crusaders in the game, while they had eight.

WHAT'S NEXT?
Notre Dame soccer has the rest of the week off before returning home on Sunday to host Cairn University.  This will be their CSAC season opener.