BOSTON – The Suffolk women's soccer team will step out of GNAC play Wednesday afternoon as the Rams make the trip to Curry for a 4 p.m. match.  

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LAST TIME OUT
The Suffolk women's soccer team was upended by Johnson & Wales, 4-0, Monday night at James A. Sartori Stadium at East Boston Memorial Park.

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RUNDOWN ON THE RAMS
Suffolk, now 3-12 overall and 2-6 in the GNAC, has been on an offensive slump as of late on scoring three goals during its six-game losing streak.

The underclassmen have been the main ingredient to the Rams offensive this season, led by sophomore Jennifer Martin's 14 points off five scores and a team-best four handouts. Alexandra Nagri's six goals pace Suffolk's scorers with Jessica Harmon (3) and Kaitlin Flores (1) rounding out the players in blue-and-gold who have found the back of the net.

Kirstwen Weiker has continues to stand tall between the pipes for Suffolk. The freshmen has made 106 saves, good for third amongst GNAC keepers, but has allowed 49 scores.

CATCH UP ON THE COLONELS
Curry was shutout at Endicott (2-0) Saturday afternoon to suffer just its third setback of 2015.

Three Colonels have recorded double-digit points on the season with Kailtyn Lima's 20 leading the way. The junior forward has a team-leading eight goals and four assists to her credit. Korinna Tsonis (6-3-15) and Cassandra Grasso (4-2-10) have also notched double-digit points, while Mary Blythe has matches Lima's team-high assists with four.

In net, Morgan Stott has received the call to start all 13 games for the Colonels. The junior goalkeeper has allowed just 10 goals on the year for a 0.80 goals-against average and has made 87 stops for a .897 save percentage.

Curry is outscoring its opponents 30-11 and holds a 240-186 advantages in shots including a 136-110 edge on target.  

HAT TRICKS
Alexandra Nagri's career-high, three-goal game at the University of Saint Joseph's marks the first time a player in blue-and-gold recorded a hat trick since Taylor Miranda '14 had one to her credit in a 5-0 shutout over Norwich in 2013.

LOOKING AHEAD
Suffolk returns home for the final time this season Saturday afternoon as the Rams host Rivier at 1:45 p.m.