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GALLOWAY, NJ (NJCUGothicKnights.com) | Sophomore All-Conference goalkeeper BRITTANY HOFFMAN (McMurray, PA/Peters Township) made 11 saves to keep New Jersey City University alive. However, a one-goal game at halftime got away from the Gothic Knights early in the second half when Richard Stockton College added a pair of insurance goals as the Ospreys defeated NJCU, 3-0, in a New Jersey Athletic Conference women's soccer game on October 6 at G. Larry James Stadium.
 
NJCU (5-7-2, 1-4-0 NJAC) had its two-game winning streak snapped while Stockton improved to 5-0-1 in its last six games and 10-2-2 overall (3-1-1 NJAC). The Ospreys lead the all-time series, 20-0. Stockton outshot NJCU, 26-3, including 15-1 in the second half.
 
Hoffman made six first half stops and five in the second half. She reached double digits in saves for the sixth time this season and the 11^th time in her career. She had her consecutive minutes scoreless streak snapped at 195:53 when Stockton scored the game-winning goal in the 11^th minute. It proved to be the fifth longest scoreless minutes streak in school history.
 
Senior midfielder Jess McQuillen (Tabernacle, NJ/Seneca) and junior forward Jacque Becker (Hamilton, NJ/Steinert) each had a foot in Stockton's first two goals.
 
At the 10:05 mark, McQuillen scored her second goal of the year off an assist from Becker (third of 2012) before the two hooked up again just 5:38 into the second half, as Becker went in alone after a pass from McQuillen. Her ninth goal of the season off McQuillen's fifth assist made it a 2-0 contest.
 
Stockton added an insurance tally at the 61:47 mark as senior midfielder Dailey Todd (Millville, NJ/Millville) scored an unassisted breakaway goal, finishing a shot into the top right corner. Stockton had a 14-1 advantage in shots on goal.
 
Senior center midfielder BRIANNA TAYLOR (Linden, NJ/Linden) had two of NJCU's three shots, with one on goal.
 
Junior Sarah Hinkle (Mullica Hill, NJ/Paul VI) made one save for Stockton in the first 69:47 before senior Brittany Boyle (Browns Mills, NJ/Pemberton) was untested in the final 20:13.
 
NJCU will play its fourth consecutive road contest on Wednesday, October 10 at 7:30 p.m. when it faces Rutgers-Newark in an NJAC game at Alumni Field in Newark, NJ.