FERRUM, Va. - Randolph College women's soccer team suffered a tough 0-4 loss against Ferrum College, with all four goals coming in the first half of play, but the WildCats showed resilience and battled throughout the match.

Ferrum opened the scoring early when Jadyn Patton found the back of the net. Just under three minutes later, Randolph's defense held firm to block a Ferrum shot, however, Ferrum's Breanna Herlihy doubled the lead, finishing a pass from Ashlynn Mitcham. Ferrum continued to apply pressure, and Amber Gillen extended their lead to 3-0, assisted by Haley Woodward off a corner kick. The Panthers capped off their first-half performance with a second goal from Herlihy, assisted by Patton. 

Despite an early deficit, Randolph held Ferrum scoreless in the second half, showcasing a strong defensive play. In goal, Rachel Fields and Kayla Karnes worked hard for the Wildcats, combining for 10 saves on the day.

Ferrum dominated the offensive play, taking 30 shots with 14 on goal. Randolph struggled to find offensive momentum, managing nine total shots with three on target. Senior defender Carlynne Wright led the Wildcats' efforts, taking four shots, while first-year midfielder Holly Bermingham added two.

The 'Cats return home to WildCat Stadium to host Randolph-Macon College on Wednesday. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.