AMHERST, N.Y. — Daemen rallied from a two-goal deficit to defeat Southern N.H. 3-2 on Wednesday, extending the home team's winning streak to one game. The Wildcats (9-5-1) scored twice in the second half to overcome an early deficit and secure a crucial regional victory against the Penmen (4-7-2).
Southern N.H. struck first when Carly Schofield converted at 16:04, assisted by Jillian Collins. The Penmen doubled their advantage at 32:03 when Sneha Limbu found the back of the net with help from Georgia Greene, giving the visitors a commanding 2-0 halftime lead.
Daemen emerged from the break with renewed intensity. Kylie Miranto pulled one back at 47:57, assisted by Marisa Rickard, cutting the deficit in half. Taylor Fiegel equalized at 65:16 with an assist from Kaitlyn Wright, setting up a tense final stretch.
Miranto proved decisive in the closing stages, scoring the game-winner at 74:30 to secure Daemen's comeback victory. The forward's two-goal performance highlighted the Wildcats' second-half adjustments and attacking prowess.
Southern N.H. controlled possession with 28 shot attempts compared to Daemen's 16, and the Penmen earned eight corner kicks to the Wildcats' two. However, Daemen's goalkeeper made 12 saves to Southern N.H.'s eight