" I wish we could have gone on the road trip later. I feel as though our team has grown up a lot since then. I mean, look, we’re winning!" said freshman starter Mytra Dileonardo (21).

Several records have already gone down this season, including the opponents goal-per-game average. The Sea Warriors have out-shot their opponents 22 goals to 10. They currently possess the best record the women’s soccer program has ever had, including a win (5-2) against the Union College lady Bulldogs. Their defense currently has a .83 record for goals against and Jannicke Snildal (17) continues to raise the bar for the most career goal at HPU.

Snildal is described by her teammates as, "someone who leads by example." Snildal may not be a "crammer" when it comes to books, but she has proven herself one on the soccer field by scoring the winning goals in the only two overtime games the Sea Warriors have had this season.

Snildal is not so much lucky as she is prolific. She entered the season with 17 career goals and has brought that number up to 23.

The goal scoring senior is not the only thing the team is celebrating. "There have been a lot of changes to the starting lineup since the start of the season," said senior sweeper Tracie Ifuku. "But, our chances are definitely good. I think that the team is definitely more productive."

Taryn Geolina (10), who tried out as a forward, was recently moved back to midfielder. At that position, Geolina said, "I definitely get more offensive opportunities, which is always a good thing."

With three goals and one assist, her offensive opportunities have really benefited the team.

Another offensive switch that has spelled success is Liane Watanabae(5), who moved from center midfielder to a very productive forward with 4 goals and 5 assist.

The most surprising change of the season was when forward sophomore Yonie Espiritu traded in her no. 7 uniform for the no. 1 goalkeeper jersey. "Yonie is a capable goalkeeper," said Head Coach Mark Kane, in regards to the drastic position change.

The team has lost some and it has won some, but one things for sure, the lady Sea Warriors are happy to be home and they’ve got the record to prove it.