DOYLESTOWN, PA – The Bryn Mawr soccer program started their 2025 campaign in strong fashion with a 1–0 road win over Delaware Valley on Friday afternoon at Robert A. Lipinski Field. A first-half goal from junior defender Michaela Gwozdz proved to be the difference, while the Owls' back line and first-year goalkeeper Lily Blackman held firm to secure a clean sheet.

Highlights:

• Michaela Gwozdz scored the lone goal of the match at the 36:22 mark, finishing off a sequence that began with a Bryn Mawr corner. Her strike not only gave the Owls the lead but also stood as the game-winner.
• Bryn Mawr peppered the Delaware Valley goal with 11 shots before halftime, including multiple efforts from Daniela Dosen and Rece Anton, who both tested the woodwork.
• Delaware Valley managed just four shots in total, with two on target. Blackman came up with key saves in the 58th and 84th minutes to preserve the Owls' lead.
• Anton led all players with four shots, while Dosen added three of her own. Bryn Mawr finished with a 13–4 advantage in shots and an 8–2 edge in shots on goal.
• Blackman recorded two saves to earn her first clean sheet of the year, supported by strong performances across the back line from Alexandra Morales, Lanie Thompson, and Jess Johnson.

Bryn Mawr soccer looks to their Sunday home game on Applebee Field at 1:00 PM EST against Notre Dame of Maryland. Visit gobrynmawr.com to tune into the game live and check out @bmcathletics on social media to stay updated on your favorite Bryn Mawr teams.