Rowan women beat Montclair State to go 10-0

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Two first half goals and stingy defense led Rowan to a 2-1 win over Montclair State on Wednesday night in Glassboro, giving the Profs a 10-0-0 record for the first time since 2005.

Cailey Bozinis put the Profs up early with a tap-in off a rebound from a shot by Angela Oliveto in the third minute. Leading goal-scorer Sara Wiedeman doubled the lead from 20 yards after collecting a pass from Bozinis and firing a low liner inside the right post. Riley Fortna started the play with a crunching tackle and steal near midfield to set up Bozinis who megged her defender with a pass to Wiedeman.

Rowan’s dominant start was halted by a penalty whistled in the box in the 24th minute. Kaylee Lauber converted from the spot to make it 2-1 and the Red Hawks threatened to add another in a fixture that has titled red in recent contests between the NJAC rivals.

Enya Carthy made one save but the defense had plenty to do to make the 2-1 score line hold up. The win for Rowan was their first over Montclair State in two years. They lost on penalties in the NJAC Championship last November, played to a 2-2 draw in the regular season and lost in overtime in the NJAC semifinal in 2024 after a regular season win.

Rowan hits the road for their next match at Kean on Saturday afternoon with a chance to set a program record for best season start. The 2005 team lost to TCNJ after their 10-0 start.

“One of the wonders of Glassboro”

Sara Wiedeman with a goal to make it 2-0 Rowan over Montclair State. That’s the Haddon Township native’s 8th of the year and 20th of her career. She’s now 2 assists away from 20/20 for her career. https://t.co/ynbAJVos43

— Philadelphia Soccer Now (@phlsoccernow) October 14, 2026

Matthew Ralph

Matthew Ralph is the managing editor of Philadelphia Soccer Now. He's covered soccer at all levels for a decade in the Philadelphia region and has also written for TheCup.us, NPSL, PrepSoccer and other publications. He lives with his wife and two young children in Broomall, Pa., but grew up in South Jersey and is originally from Kansas.

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