Gainesville, GA – Webber International's women's soccer team picked up a solid 2–0 victory over Brenau (GA), powered by timely scoring and steady defensive play. The Warriors opened the scoring midway through the first half when Samantha Chitu found the back of the net in the 19th minute, assisted by Annabell Norwood . That early strike gave Webber control of the match, allowing them to settle into their rhythm while applying pressure on Brenau's back line.

In the second half, Webber continued to build momentum and doubled their advantage in the 53rd minute. After being awarded a penalty kick, MaKenzee Feskanin calmly converted the opportunity for her first goal of the season . The insurance goal gave the Warriors breathing room and forced Brenau to chase the game, opening more space for Webber's midfield to dictate play.

Defensively, Webber was anchored by goalkeeper Francesca Magnotti, who took over in the second half and held firm against Brenau's attempts . The Warriors' back line stayed organized, limiting clear chances while disrupting Brenau's attacking build-up. A handful of Brenau shots went wide or were stopped, ensuring Webber preserved the clean sheet. Chitu also showed her competitive edge late in the game, picking up a yellow card in the 83rd minute while battling in the midfield .

Overall, it was a well-rounded performance for Webber International, with key contributions from both veterans and first-time scorers. Chitu's opener set the tone, Feskanin's penalty provided the cushion, and Magnotti along with the defensive unit sealed the win. The result highlighted Webber's ability to strike early, control tempo, and close out matches with composure—an encouraging sign as the team looks to build momentum heading into the rest of the season.