PROVIDENCE, R.I. – The Wisconsin women's soccer team concluded its three-game road stretch with a 2-0 win at Providence today, Aug. 25.
 
How it happened
 
First Half
 
Not even a minute into the game, Maia Richters had a scoring opportunity. The goal was quickly reversed due to an offsides call.
 
Richters fed the ball to Ashely Martinez in the 10th minute. Martinez capitalized on a right-sided goal to give the Badgers the 1-0 advantage.
 

Ashley Martinez buries the ball in the back of the net!

10'

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— Wisconsin Women's Soccer (@BadgerWSoccer) August 25, 2024

 
Tuscany Khachab and Anya Gulbrandsen checked in late in the half to tally their first minutes as Badgers.
 
The Badgers held possession for most of the first 45 minutes, claiming the upper hand in shots (8-3) and shots-on-goal (4-1).
 
Second Half
 
Wisconsin's defense was a key factor in the second, facing two shots in the first 10 minutes of the half.
 
Captain Dara Andringa scored her first of the season off a pass from Khachab in minute 77'.
 

Dara Andringa grabs her first of the season!

77'

Badgers 2 | Friars 0#OnWisconsin pic.twitter.com/9mSM3HlVi8

— Wisconsin Women's Soccer (@BadgerWSoccer) August 25, 2024

 
Drew Stover earned her first shutout of the season making four saves on the afternoon.
 
In addition to the win, the Badgers outplayed the Friars in shots (13-8), shots-on-goal (8-4) and corners (5-4).
 
Up next
 
Wisconsin will host its home opener against Loyola-Chicago on Aug. 29 at 5 p.m. (CT).