READING, PA. (October 31, 2026) -- The King's College women's soccer team wrapped up its 2026 regular season on Saturday night, falling to Alvernia University by a 3-0 final score on Halloween night. The Monarchs finish the season with a 2-12-4 overall record, while the Golden Wolves close out their campaign at 6-7-4.
Alvernia opened the scoring in the 35th minute, taking a 1-0 advantage with a goal at 34:39. King's looked to respond before halftime, as junior
Jamie Timlin put a shot on target in the 36th minute, but the attempt was turned away by the Alvernia goalkeeper. The Monarchs headed into the break trailing by one.
The Golden Wolves extended their lead just 56 seconds into the second half, finding the back of the net at 45:56 to make it a 2-0 contest. King's continued to battle throughout the second half, with
Taryn Conover recording a shot in the 59th minute. Alvernia added its third and final goal in the 76th minute, pushing the advantage to 3-0 at 75:51.
The Monarchs continued to generate opportunities late in the contest, with
Madison Jellema and
Isabella Pacia each recording a shot in the final eight minutes. Pacia put her attempt on target in the 85th minute, but the Alvernia goalkeeper made the save to preserve the shutout.
Junior goalkeeper
Courtney Monard finished the evening with seven saves across 90 minutes of action, bringing the Monarchs' season to a close.
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