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No. 4 FSU soccer moves to 2-0 with win over FIU

The No. 4 Florida State Seminoles continued their strong start to the season, defeating FIU 2-0 to improve to 2-0. FSU’s starting lineup featured junior Iowa transfer Fernanda Mayrink in goal. Freshman Bridget Mutipula, junior Janet Okeke and senior Kansas transfer Olivia Page lined up on defense. The Seminoles’ midfield included junior Peyton McGovern, freshman […]

No. 4 FSU soccer moves to 2-0 with win over FIU

Florida State Seminoles continued their strong season start with a 2-0 win over FIU, improving to a 2-0 record. Starting goalkeeper Fernanda Mayrink, along with defenders Janet Okeke, Olivia Page, midfielder Peyton McGovern, Sammy Kazmar, Joelle Jung, Nawreen Ahmad, and forward Nyah Rose, showcased strong teamwork. Junior Wrianna Hudson, Florida State's top scorer, entered the game and nearly scored in the 39th minute, but found the net for the first goal in the 55th minute after an assist from Robinson.

The second goal, scored by sophomore Nyanya Touray in the 56th minute, extended the lead to 2-0. The team's defense played a crucial role, maintaining possession and disrupting FIU's attacks. With eight shots on goal and only three allowed, Florida State secured their second straight shutout, starting the season with a perfect 2-0 record.

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