BOSTON – The Suffolk women's soccer team will look to add another conference win to its credit this weekend as the Rams heads to Paxton to take on Anna Maria at 12 p.m. Saturday.

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LAST TIME OUT
Two goals from Emmanuel's junior captain Maggie Carey and three points each from freshmen Mikayla Gutherieand and Kayla Generis lifted the Saints to a 4-0 conference win over Suffolk Wednesday night at Roberto Clemente Field. 

MORE READING: Emmanuel Shuts Down Suffolk, 4-0.

RUN DOWN ON THE RAMS
Suffolk is coming off a 4-0 setback at Emmanuel Wednesday night. The Rams also fell to Lasell (4-1), but defeated the University of Saint Joseph (4-3) and Norwich (2-1) within the league. 

Alexandra Nagri paces Suffolk with 13 points on six goals and one assist. Jennifer Martin has dished out a team-high four assists through 11 contests and is second on the squad in goals (4) and points (12). 

Time in net has been commanded by Kirsten Weiker as the freshman has earned all 11 starts. Weiker owns the third-best saves in the conference was 82, but she has allowed 40 goals to slip by her.

A LITTLE BIT 'BOUT THE AMCATS
Anna Maria welcomes in the Rams on Saturday owning a 2-7-1 record, but sits 11th in the GNAC with a 0-3-1 against conference opponents. The AMCATS victories have come over Massachusetts Maritime (2-0) and Daniel Webster (4-0) in early September. Most recently, Anna Maria dropped back-to-back Emmanuel (1-0) and Saint Joseph's (4-0) during its four-game homestand. 

Despite being unable to find the back of the net in the past three games, Ashley Bottis not only leads Anna Maria, but is tied for second in the GNAC with her seven goals this season. Only three another AMCATS have found the back of the net, however, as Alexandra Begun, Emily Gorrivan and Rebecca Mauricio have one goal apiece to round out the four scorers. 

In goal, Kate Kneeland and Ashlee Jarominski have seen action. Kneeland has allowed 20 goals in over 800 minutes of action, earning a 2-5-1- record with 97 saves, the most in the conference. Jaromisnki (0-1-0) has picked up the other result this season letting in five scores and making 19 saves in Kneeland's absence. 

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 remains on the road Wednesday when it takes on Saint Joseph's at 3:30 p.m.