MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Saint Elizabeth University women's soccer continued its 2026 campaign with a four-game stretch against Lehman, John Jay, Brooklyn and Marymount, highlighted by a pair of record-book accomplishments from goalkeeper Elizabeth Giamboy.

The Eagles began the stretch on the road against Lehman on September 11. Danielle Fredo started in goal and recorded 14 saves over 90 minutes, including 11 during the opening half. Mileyshka Delgado provided Saint Elizabeth's offensive opportunities, finishing with two shots and placing one on goal.

Saint Elizabeth returned home on September 19 to host John Jay, where Giamboy delivered one of the top goalkeeping performances in program history.

Giamboy recorded 28 saves, turning away 15 shots in the first half before adding another 13 stops after halftime. Her 28 saves tied for fifth-most in a single game in Saint Elizabeth history.

Nacheca Joseph and Delgado each recorded a shot for the Eagles against John Jay, while Giamboy remained in goal for all 90 minutes.

The Eagles were back at St. Elizabeth Soccer Field on September 30 against Brooklyn. Fredo returned to goal and produced her second 14-save performance of the stretch, making 11 saves in the opening half and three more after halftime. Giamboy played in the field against Brooklyn and recorded Saint Elizabeth's lone shot, putting the attempt on goal.

Saint Elizabeth then opened conference play on the road against Marymount on October 3, with Giamboy returning to goal. She made 13 saves, including 11 in the opening half, during 70:14 of action.

Giamboy's work during the stretch continued her climb through the Saint Elizabeth record book. She now has 177 career saves and currently ranks fifth all-time in program history, while her 28-save performance against John Jay is tied for fifth all-time for saves in a single game.

The Eagles also received consistent work in goal from Fredo, who combined for 28 saves across her starts against Lehman and Brooklyn. Together, Giamboy and Fredo recorded 69 saves across the four-game stretch, with Giamboy's record-setting afternoon against John Jay highlighting the run for Saint Elizabeth.

Up Next for SEU

The Eagles will return to action on Wednesday, October 7th, as they will continue Conference Play and welcome Pratt with kickoff set for 3PM at SEU Soccer Field.