DOYLESTOWN (PA) – King's College scored a pair of second-half goals for a 2-0, Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom victory over host Delaware Valley University on the Aggies' Homecoming.
 
The Lady Monarchs improved to 6-4-2 overall while evening their conference mark to 2-2. DelVal dropped to 2-9-1 and 0-4.
 
The Aggies battled all evening, despite being without the services of a pair of senior starters as well as their starting goalkeeper. They got the first two shots of the game with one by Calla Gibson that just sailed over the net.
 
King's followed with pressure and nearly scored 12:14 in, but Danielle Putnam's shot clanged off the left goalpost. The Lady Monarchs finished the first half with a 15-6 margin in shots, but the game remained scoreless. Freshman Madelyne Medina, making her first career start in goal, recorded eight saves in the half for DelVal.
 
The Lady Monarchs broke the scoreless tie 9:13 into the second half. Emily Harrington caught up to a loose ball and raced in on a breakaway. She beat Medina to the low right side for the 1-0 lead. King's then added an insurance goal with 14:22 remaining as Marissa Dare re-directed a crossing pass from Andrea Galvin into the net.
 
The Lady Monarchs outshot the Aggies, 25-10, and had five of the game's seven corners. Gibson and Taylor Bower combined for five shots for DelVal. Medina finished with 10 saves while Jess Schenfeld had four saves and the shutout for King's.
 
The Aggies will travel to MAC Freedom foe DeSales University on Wednesday, October 18 (3 p.m.).