BOSTON - Emmanuel women's soccer scored the most goals in a game for the program since 1997, claiming a Senior Day victory over the New England Pilgrims on Saturday afternoon at Clemente Field. The win moves the Saints to 9-3-3 (8-0-2 GNAC) while the Pilgrims fall to 4-9-2 (1-7-2 GNAC).

Prior to the match, Emmanuel celebrated the careers of Annebel Balogh de Galantha, Maya Daryanani, Sarah Dullaghan, Alexandra Gencarelli, Liz McCormick, Loliana Morales, Megan Reilly, and Eva Simmons in a Senior Day ceremony. The senior class of 2026 entered the day as Emmanuel's winningest group, since records started in 1997, with a four-year record 57-12-7.

Emmanuel was on the board early, scoring three goals in the opening 13 minutes on tallies by Daryanani, junior Ciara Horan, and Dullaghan. The Saints would stack on six more goals in the first half, as Horan added her second goal in the 28th minute while Dullaghan capped off a hat trick by the 31st, on the way to a 9-0 halftime lead.

Six more goals found the net in the second half for the home side, including a pair for junior Paige Letourneau, helping the Saints cruise to a 15-0 win over NEC.

Dullaghan finished the match with four goals and three assists while Horan, Letourneau, and Morales all scored two times each. For the Saints, 14 of the 19 players, excluding goalie Teigan Robie all scored at least one point on the day.

Emmanuel remains atop the conference standings with three matches to go. The Saints are back to play on Wednesday, Oct. 22, with a trip to Saint Joseph's of Maine for a 7:00 p.m. kickoff.