ST. PAUL, Minn. — Hamline lost to Carleton 1-0 on Saturday. Hamline generated five shots, including one on goal, and a 14-minute first-half stretch of pressure ended without a goal.
The Pipers created the first sustained push with corner kicks at 1:57 and 2:31 before
Danna Garcia sent a shot wide at 5:19. The pressure continued through another set-piece stretch, as Hamline earned three more corners between 10:33 and 15:42, with
Riley Keiffer putting a shot on goal that Avery Trapp saved and
Neva Woodson adding another attempt at 16:17. The Knights generated more of the late first-half action, including three shots over the goal from 33:19 to 34:59, two corner kicks and saves by
Sienna Parsons on Lily Shure at 39:24 and Anya DeBoer at 39:50. Neither side broke through before the half ended scoreless.
The Knights created the early second-half pressure, with Zoe Silver shooting at 50:08 and Lola Feurer hitting the top woodwork at 56:05 before Parsons saved Feurer's low attempt during a stretch of Carleton chances from 60:10 to 68:21. The match remained 0-0 until 76:52, when Hadley Twichell scored for the Knights to put Hamline behind 1-0. Carleton continued to threaten after the goal, including a Katherine Mallon shot saved by Parsons and two Feurer attempts, one off the top woodwork and one saved. The Pipers pushed late with a corner kick at 82:12 and
Sharleen Garcia shots at 82:48 and 89:58, but the Knights held the 1-0 lead through the end of the second half.
Parsons recorded five saves over 90 minutes in goal.
Sharleen Garcia led Hamline with two shots.
Riley Keiffer put Hamline's lone shot on goal.
Hamline is 4-7-2 overall and 0-5-1 in conference play. The Knights are 8-1-1 overall and 6-0-0 in conference play.
Up next, Hamline soccer team travels to St. Joseph, Minn., to face College of Saint Benedict on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, at 4 p.m.
