GROVE CITY, Pa. -- The Grove City College women's soccer team dropped to 1-1 at home this fall with a 5-0 setback Wednesday night to No. 2 Carnegie Mellon (6-0) in non-conference action at Don Lyle Field. CMU scored twice in the first half, then sealed the win with three goals over the final 45 minutes.

Junior goalkeeper Courtney Lisman (Mars, Pa./Mars) stopped eight shots for the Wolverines (2-3), including six saves in the first half. Carnegie Mellon held a 23-3 edge in total shots. Grove City earned an 8-7 advantage in corner kicks, however.

CMU's Maria Askounis broke the scoreless tie by scoring at 22:45. Jenna Halbeck doubled the lead when she scored at 28:14. In the second half, Cecelia Deterich (52:34), Saveria Uliza (76:03) and Natalie Rayce (88:27) scored for CMU, which reached the third round of the NCAA Championship Tournament in 2022.

The Wolverines will host Susquehanna at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Don Lyle Field. That is Grove City's final tune-up for Presidents' Athletic Conference play, which starts next Wednesday at Chatham.