BALTIMORE, Md. --  Notre Dame soccer hosted non-conference opponent, Cabrini University Saturday afternoon.  The Gators fell to the Cavaliers, 3-1. 

In the first half, NDMU fell behind, giving up two goals.  They went in the half down 2-0, but came out ready to compete to start the second.

Senior Loren Pardoe in the opening minutes of the second half scored from 40 yards out, for her first goal of the season. 

The Gators eventually fell, 3-1.

Both Pardoe and freshman Sara Morales recorded shots in the game.

Freshman Myla Young notched nine saves against the Cavaliers.

Prior to the start of today's game, NDMU soccer celebrated the NCAA OneTeam initiative. One of Division III's main points of focus is diversity and inclusion. In August of 2018, the NCAA LGBTQ+ working group started an initiative called OneTeam which promotes the inclusion of all genders, races, and sexualities.  This week, the gators celebrated One Team week, in which all student-athletes, coaches, and staff received One Team training.  Here at Notre Dame we felt it is important to voice our support for the LGBTQ+ community, and our student-athletes who identify as a part of that community.  

WHAT'S NEXT?
The Gators will host Goucher College on Tuesday.
 
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