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THE PACE CHRONICLE

The Award Winning Newspaper Of Pace University

THE PACE CHRONICLE

Setters advance to NCAA Quarterfinals
Dylan Brown, Managing Editor • May 16, 2024

Pace is one step closer to repeating. The Setters defeated the Bentley University Falcons today, 17-10 to advance. Initially offense-filled,...

On field celebrations begin at Northwell Stadium following Pace WLAXs NE-10 Championship game victory on May 11, 2024 (pacewlax and paceuathletics/IG)
Pace WLAX Win NE-10 Title, Hosts NCAA East Regional
Dylan Brown, Managing Editor • May 14, 2024

The title defense marches on for the Setters. Pace Women's Lacrosse defeated Adelphi University 16-14 last Saturday to win the Northeast-10 Championship....

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Challengers Review
Evan Mahanna May 10, 2024

Challengers, directed by Luca Guadagnino, is a new romantic sports drama that brings a fresh approach to both genres. It’s a tale of a toxic...

Pace Soccer blanks Saint Michael’s at Home

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Official promotion graphic for the October 8 home game vs Saint Michael’s College featuring senior midfielder Gabrielle Mpasiakos (pacesoccer_/IG)

One was all the Setters needed for victory over The Saint Michael’s College Purple Knights last Sunday. Pace Stadium saw another triumph over the weekend following the decisive win by the football team over Post University last Saturday.

The last game was a rough one, Pace themselves were shut out by (15) Adelphi University on their home pitch in Garden City, NY. With the NE-10 portion of the season rolling on, all there was to do was improve.

 

The first half was mostly pedestrian. There were some shots and some chances but none in the back of the net. Saint Michael’s had three corner kicks in the first 25 minutes of the half, but none would materialize. Opportunity for Pace also came at a premium. It would be only 5 minutes from the half-time break when Pace broke through for a goal. It was Shannon Selvaggio who put it home and Pace on top.

The Setters’ only job was to preserve the lead, which is exactly what they did. Ana Fiore got a save for Pace and another SMC corner was defended away. This game was almost level as a 64th-minute shot went off the right crossbar and away from the net. Fiore would get two more saves to complete her clean sheet and another Pace victory.

 

Fiore finished with 6 saves on the day for Pace. The home team had the advantage on corner kicks taking 8 to 5 for the Purple Knights. The Setters had 11 shots to Saint Michael’s 10. Six of their 10 shots were on goal to four out of 11 for Pace, who got the ball to feel nylon once. The win brings them to 5-4-1, back to a winning record.

Pace stays here for their next game on Tuesday, October 11. The College of Staten Island Dolphins from Staten Island, NY are visiting Northwell Stadium in Pleasantville, NY.  This is the last non-conference game of the season for The Setters. The first kick is expected at 7:00 p.m. Watch live at the stadium or on ne10now.tv

 

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