Emory & Henry 4, Glenville State 1: four scorers built the first win
WOMEN’S SOCCER · SEPTEMBER 2, 2026 · RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
Executive brief
Emory & Henry earned its first win with two goals in each half against Glenville State. Four Wasps scored, and a rapid second-half pair widened the margin before the visitors replied. [1]
Official data — match profile
| Metric | Emory & Henry | Glenville State |
|---|---|---|
| Goals | 4 | 1 |
| Halftime | 2 | 0 |
| Shots | 11 | 9 |
| Shots on goal | 7 | 4 |
| Corners | 7 | 1 |
| Saves | 3 | 3 |
Official match statistics. [1]
Decisive stretches
Madison Jones scored at 10:43 from Sadie Moseley’s assist, and Kalyssa Carter at 25:54 from Brandi Altice’s. Liani DeLillio scored at 51:42, assisted by Cristina Ciofani, before Siena Booth followed 31 seconds later from Carter’s assist. Solares Solano answered at 52:46 from Valentina Quiroz’s assist. [1]
Player impact
Carter contributed a goal and an assist. Bailey Chapman made three saves for the Wasps. Glenville State’s goalkeepers also combined for three stops, but Emory & Henry converted more of its on-target attempts. [1]
Mayberry’s take
The final score was much wider than the difference in total shots. The Wasps’ more productive finishing and on-target output explain that distinction better than a claim that Glenville State never attacked.
The two quick goals after halftime changed a two-goal lead into four. Solano’s immediate reply preserved a scoring contribution for the visitors, but still left a substantial deficit.
For the Wasps, the useful standard is the range of contributors and connected scoring sequences. Glenville State’s review is interrupting rapid concessions while making more of the attacking activity it did generate.
Conference context
Emory & Henry moved to 1–1 overall and remained 0–0 in SAC play. Glenville State stood 0–2. This was nonconference competition. [1]