BALTIMORE – Notre Dame of Maryland women's soccer goalkeeper
Leah Hasberry made ten saves this afternoon against Saint Vincent, which saw the senior become the program's all-time saves leader during a wet match at the Turf Field Sponsored by the SSNDs.
Entering the day with 452 career saves, the San Antonio, Texas product tied Courtney Zgraggon's 456 career-save mark at the end of the first half on a Bearcat penalty kick.
Hasberry would eclipse Zgraggon early in the second and now sits on 462 career saves.
Hasberry faced 16 shots on target in the match as the Bearcats had 25 shots to the Gators' four.
The shot stopper leads the United East Conference with 54 saves this season and is sixth with a .740 save percentage.
The Gators end non-conference play with a 2-5 overall record and open conference play this Saturday on the road against Penn State Harrisburg.
