The No. 2 University of Scranton women's soccer team will host Saturday's Landmark Conference Championship game after their 2-0 semifinal victory against No. 6 seed Susquehanna University on Wednesday night. The Royals will host No. 4 seed Drew University at Weiss Field on Saturday night with kickoff set for 6:00 PM.

Championship Game Info

• The championship game will take place on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 6:00 PM at Weiss Field in Scranton, PA.
• Tickets: $10 for adults (18+), $5 for minors (10-17), free for children 10 and under, and Landmark students and faculty with ID. Cash will NOT be accepted at the venue. Click here to purchase tickets.
• Catch all the action on Flo Sports here. You can also follow along on the live stats. 

Scranton

• Record: 10-1-7 (5-0-4, LC)
• Last Landmark Championship: 2025
• The Royals defeated Susquehanna 2-0 in the semifinals to earn their spot in the Landmark Title game. 
• Scranton leads the Landmark in goals against average (0.50) and is third in the conference in goals per game (2.17). 
• Head coach Colleen Pivirotto is in her 18th season at Scranton. Pivirotto is looking to guide the Royals to their seventh consecutive Landmark Championship win and the 13th in program history.

Royals to Watch

• Senior Jenna Borelli is the reigning Landmark Conference Offensive Player of the Year and has tallied 11 points on five goals and one assist this season. She ranks second on the team in goals and third in assists, while placing among the Landmark's top 10 in both categories. 
• Junior Natalia Dobush leads the team and ranks top five in the conference in goals (7) and points (15). Dobush scored one goal in Scranton's victory over the Rangers earlier this season. 
• Senior goalkeeper Makenzie Van Arsdale has posted a 10-1-7 record with eight shutouts this season. She is tied for first in the Landmark in shutouts and ranks third in goals against average (0.53) and sixth in save percentage (.800). 

Drew

• Record: 6-3-9 (3-1-5, LC)
• Last Landmark Championship: 2013
• Drew advanced to the championship after playing top-seeded Catholic University to a scoreless draw before earning a 4-2 penalty kick shootout victory over the Cardinals. 
• Drew ranks second in the Landmark in goals against average (0.50) and seventh in goals per game (1.06). The Rangers also rank third nationally in save percentage (.905).
• Head coach Ray Goon is in his first season at the helm and has guided the Rangers to their fourth Landmark Championship appearance and first since 2022. 

Rangers to Watch

• Sophomore Riley Bent leads the team with four goals and ranks second with nine points. Bent scored the game-winning goal in Drew's first-round victory over Elizabethtown. 
• Freshman Hannah Stahl leads the Rangers in assists (4) and points (10) while ranking sixth in the Landmark in assists. Stahl assisted Drew's lone goal in the first-round win over Elizabethtown.
• Senior goalkeeper Sarah Crowley has compiled a record of 5-1-7 with eight shutouts this season. She leads the conference in save percentage (.921), ranks second in goals against average (0.46), and is tied for first in shutouts. Crowley also ranks second in the Landmark with 5.38 saves per game and sixth nationally in save percentage.  

Championship Facts

• This is the 16th straight Landmark Conference Championship appearance for Scranton. They are looking for their seventh consecutive title and 13th overall.
• Drew is in the Landmark Championship game for the fourth time in program history and first since 2022. The Rangers have faced Scranton in each of their previous three championship appearances. They will look to capture their second conference title and first since 2013. 

Inside the Series

• Scranton leads the all-time series 32-8-4. The Royals are 12-1 against the Rangers since 2014. 
• Scranton and Drew have met four times previously in Landmark Conference postseason play, including once in the semifinal round and three times in the championship game. The Royals hold a 3-1 record in those meetings, including a semifinal victory over the Rangers in 2024. Drew's lone postseason win came in the 2013 Landmark Championship, when the Rangers defeated the Royals in penalty kicks to capture the program's first Landmark Conference title. 
• Scranton and Drew closed out the regular season against one another, with the Royals earning a 2-0 victory behind goals from Jenna Borelli and Natalia Dobush.