INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Indianapolis Women's Soccer team dropped their first match in three weeks on Friday to Maryville at Key Stadium.
 
"They came in and played hard," said Senior Goalkeeper Laura Shake. "They knew who they were coming into play,"
 
The Greyhounds were beat by the Saints in shots and corner kicks being out shots 12 to five, with Maryville posting five shots on goal, adding to their advantage Maryville had six corner kicks while the Hounds had two.
 
Maryville scored the first and only goal of the match in the 32:29 mark, when Mary Gentry scored on a kick to the Greyhounds left side goal.
 
The match was filled with physicality with on both ends, with the Saints committing 16 fouls and UIndy with eight.
 
Maddy Theis led the Hounds on the stat board, with three shots on goal, off of four attempts. While Taylor Peck and Elena Espinosa also contributed two shots each.
 
 Katie Nash took the win in goal for the Saints, adding five saves in her 90 minutes.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
-There were two yellow cards given during the match, one to Maryville's Rachel Martin, and one to UIndy's Alexi Hardie
-Laura Shake posted three saves for the Greyhounds.
 
UP NEXT
The Hounds will host Lindenwood on Sunday, April 11 at noon ET.
 
"We need to communicate," Laura Shake added. "We know what we need to do going forward, and I have no doubt that we will do it."