Greenville, SC – The Wofford women's soccer team's season came to an end this afternoon after a 3-0 loss to Furman.

The Terriers finish their season with a 7-12 record, which is their best since 2013 when they went 8-5-6. They went 3-6 in conference play which matches their mark set in 2014.
First-year coach Emily Grant led her squad to its first SoCon Tournament win since the 2015 campaign.

The first half saw the Terriers be outshot 15-1 by the Paladins, but the game stayed scoreless going into halftime through tough defense and excellent goalkeeping. A flurry of shots by Furman in the 12^th minute saw Maria Mon make her first save of the game, and a goal-line clearance by the Terriers defense. Mon would continue to make save after save in the half, foiling the Paladins onslaught of pressure.

The Paladins broke through in the 57^th minute to give them a 1-0 lead. A second goal would come three minutes later as Furman would double their lead. Strong goalkeeping by Mon and a hard-working defense kept Wofford in the contest. Unfortunately, a third goal would come in the 63^rd minute and that would seal the game.

Wofford sent four shots towards goal, but none would find the target and test Furman keeper, Kellsey Weaver. Mon had a career-high 14 saves throughout the match, seven in each half, which is tied for third most all-time by a Wofford goalkeeper.