INDIANAPOLIS - The UIndy women's soccer team dropped their second consecutive match on Sunday against Maryville, 2-0 at Key Stadium. 

This is the Saints' second successive win over the Greyhounds, and extending its unbeaten streak over UIndy to five. The Greyhounds last victory over the Saints came in 2019 with a 2-0 victory.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Maryville controlled the entire match, out shooting the Hounds 30 to three, which marks the largest shot differential, 27, for UIndy since 2019.

The Greyhounds were unable to record a single shot in the first half, while the Saints racked up 14 shots. Those 14 shots resulted in the game's first goal of the match after a patient 30 minutes from Maryville. Carissa Speight tapped in the flicked on pass from Emily Doane to put the Saints in front 1-0. 

Speight doubled the Saints' lead on another corner kick from Sophia Carter that was fired past Maria White in the 56th minute. 

White came in relief for Kendall Ellis in the first half after Ellis sustained an injury attempting to stop a Saints counter attack. White tallied a career high 10 saves in just her third appearance this season. 

Izzie Wallace and Zy'Aire Parker were the two Greyhounds to record the lone three shots in this one for UIndy, but all drifted harmlessly wide, as Maryville wrapped this one up with a 2-0 win at Key.

INSIDE THE BOX
- Caressa Addison made her first career appearance for the Greyhounds today.
- Aubrey Crawford and Hannah Magruder both came on as substitutes today.
- Wallace clocked her 10th and 11th shots of the season.
- White's 10 saves are the most by a Greyhounds goalkeeper this season.

UP NEXT
The Greyhounds will travel to Lebanon, Ill. for a meeting against McKendree on Friday Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. Friday's game will be UIndy's first of three straight road matches to end the team's 2025 regular season.