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NJCU and Rutgers-Camden both seek their first conference win of the season today in a matchup of teams struggling for offense inside the league.
 
#GothicRewind—NJCU Drops Game to Stockton
Cassie Lubonski made 10 saves in back-to-back games and the NJCU women's soccer team put up nine shots on one of the top defensive units in Division III—including seven in the second half—but fell to Stockton University, 4-0, on October 20. The Ospreys scored twice in each period and recorded its 12th shutout of the season as a team. NJCU was able to manage the fifth most shots against Stockton this season.
 
Lubonski Stopping Most
Senior goalkeeper Cassie Lubonski has reached double digits in saves seven times this season with a high of 15 against FDU-Florham (September 2). She has had at least nine saves in all five NJAC games thus far. She leads the league in saves per game (8.79) and total saves with 123—54 more than any other players. She ranks 27th nationally in total saves and 36th in saves per game.
 

NJCU		RUTGERS-CAMDEN
Points		Points
Katherin Merino	15	Catherine Fiore	9
Daniela Betancourt	7	Kelly Barbone	7
Bryanna Murray-Moncion	6	Ashley Silva	4
Kaydee Murphy	5	Sara Bockius	3
3 players	4	Casandra Torres	3
Goals		Goals
Katherin Merino	6	Catherine Fiore	4
Daniela Betancourt	3	Kelly Barbone	3
Bryanna Murray-Moncion	3	Ashley Silva	2
Laura Bustamante	2	Sara Bockius	1
Lexi Capote	2	Casandra Torres	1
Assists		Assists
Kaydee Murphy	5	Aubrey Andrews	2
Katherin Merino	3	7 players	1
Catarina Teodosio	2
3 players	1
Shots (SOG)		Shots (SOG)
Katherin Merino	57 (32)	Catherine Fiore	43 (22)
Laura Bustamante	25 (11)	Tori Gerstenacker	17 (7)
Daniela Betancourt	20 (9)	Rebecca Maguire	11 (5)
Bryanna Murray-Moncion	18 (10)	Sara Bockius	11 (3)
Goalkeeper Saves		Goalkeeper Saves
Cassie Lubonski	123	Katie Gurba	40
		Angela Martorano	24
		Liz DiCamillo	11
Goalkeeper GAA (W-L-T)		Goalkeeper GAA (W-L-T)
Cassie Lubonski	3.36 (4-9-1)	Katie Gurba	1.96 (2-4-1)
		Liz DiCamillo	3.50 (0-2-0)
		Angela Martorano	3.52 (1-2-0)

Four Score Trends:
NJCU has been involved in seven games that have resulted in a 4-0 final. NJCU is 1-6 in games decided by that outcome.
 
Merino Impressing:
Katherin Merino has been NJCU's offensive leader all year. One of the top offensive newcomers in the league, she leads the conference in shots per game (4.38), ranks second in total shots (57), and lists 10th in points (15), points per game (1.15) goals (6) and goals per game (0.46). She is also seventh in game-winning goals (2) and assists (3) and eighth in assists per game (0.23).
 
Camden Notes:

• Rutgers-Camden enters the game in a serious goal-scoring drought, having not found the net in 591:11. It's the third longest streak in the Raptors' program history. If NJCU holds RUC scoreless for the first 14:41, it would the second-longest streak of 605:52. The Raptors have been shutout in six straight games, tying the school's second longest shutout streak. Camden's last goal was Casandra Torres'' game-tying goal in a 1-1 deadlock against William Paterson on September 19. The longest streak in RU-Camden history is 895:42 from September 1 to October 8, 2011, including a program-record nine straight shutout losses.
• Over the last six games, Camden has been outscored, 25-0.
• Despite the scoring difficulties, Catherine Fiore has had her chances. She ranks third in the league in shots per game (3.58) and fifth in total shots (43).
• While Cassie Lubonski leads the league in saves per game, Camden's two keepers—Angela Martorano and Katie Gurba—rank second and third in the conference at 6.00 and 5.71 saves per game, respectively.