CLINTON, S.C. – The Presbyterian College women's soccer team took on High Point in the seventh and final match at Martin Stadium this season, ending with a 4-0 loss on Wednesday night.
HPU spread out a trio of goals in the final 45 minutes after getting on the board early, creating four scores by four different players and winning their fourth straight in the series.
PC has now been mathematically eliminated from the 2026 Big South postseason, holding a league record of 1-6.
Wednesday was the final home appearance for seniors
Lyla Chadd,
Emma Brown,
Lucy Cartin, and
Emilia Lieber. Their respective college careers will conclude on October 31 when the Blue Hose travel to Radford.
FINAL SCORE: High Point, 4 – Presbyterian, 0
RECORDS: Presbyterian (4-9-1, 1-6)…High Point (4-8-2, 3-2-1)
LOCATION: Martin Stadium (Clinton, S.C.)
HOW IT HAPPENED
- The reigning Big South tournament champions surprised Presbyterian in a blink, reaching the game's first goal in the 3
rd minute and clinging to that 1-0 advantage at halftime.
- High Point took a 2-0 cushion just over 10 minutes after the break, and would later double that lead after PC was hit with a red card at 59:44.
- The Panthers outdid Presby in total shots by a 23-7 clip, manufacturing seven corner kicks in the second period. Freshman keeper
Alexa Garcia stopped four on-target shots.
- Chadd is now one match away from an incredible statistic, as she has never missed an opportunity to play in her entire four-year tenure. She has suited up in 64 out of 64 matches, being on the field for the full 90 on 56 occasions.
