LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - Millersville women's soccer took care of business on the road with a 1-0 victory over Lock Haven. 

The Marauders came out fired up from the jump, dominating the shot count 13 to four and had eight shots on target. The Marauders claimed the 1-0 advantage in the 67th minute of play on one of their seven corner kick opportunities. Palina Jordan's service found the head of Aalivia Wainwright who hammered the ball into the back of the net. From a defensive standpoint, the Bald Eagles managed just four shots, with only one on target. 

"We've been working to get forward more and be more offensive," said head coach Matt Procopio. "We want to use our speed and athleticism to get in behind and help us create those opportunities. "

The Marauders look to improve on their winning streak on Saturday Oct. 9, when they travel to Mansfield. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE:

• Bella Fiorenza had one save.
• Wainwright had the goal with the assist from Jordan.
• The Marauders totaled 13 shots with eight on frame.
• The Marauders had seven corners. 

GAME NOTES:

• The Marauders improve to 15-12-2 in the all-time series.
• Wainwright scored her third goal of the season.
• Jordan tallied her first assist of the season. 

POSTGAME REACTION FROM MATT PROCOPIO:

• His overall impression of the match: "Overall, our effort was good. I think the renewed heat took more out of us than it should have today but we fought to get the goal we needed."

• His key takeaway: "The main takeaway here is handling life on the road. Two long trips this week and we have to manage that. We finished out the first half of the season on a positive and we need to begin the second on a positive as well.