Waterbury, Conn. – Senior Lexxi Carroll (Plainville, Conn.) made the most of her senior day as her three assists led the Post University women's soccer team to a 4-0 win over Bloomfield on Thursday afternoon in its final Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference regular season game.
 
With the win, the Eagles move to 9-6-1 overall and 9-2-1 in the CACC, clinching a top four seed in the process. Bloomfield moves to 3-10-2 overall and 1-9-2 in the CACC.
 
The Eagles got on the board early on as freshman Jen van Alphen (Hudson, N.Y.) put home her first goal of the season on a cross from Carroll in the 13^th minute to give the Eagles the 1-0 lead.
 
Another Post player would get her first goal of the season as sophomore Marlee Figueroa (Shelton, Conn.) was the beneficiary of another timely cross form Carroll and catching goalkeeper Emira Sela out of position to give the Eagles the 2-0 lead in the 42^nd minute.
 
It didn't take the Eagles long to strike in the second half as sophomore Angela Ciaramella (Hamden, Conn.) took another stellar cross from Carroll and put it home for her second goal of the season in the 51^st minute to make it a 3-0 game.
 
Two minute later, the Eagles would score their final goal of the game as freshman Alex Moeller (Norderstedt, Germany) found junior Sylvia Yanez (West Haven, Conn.), who kicked it into the wide open net for her fourth goal of the season.
                                                                                                                                                     
Post dominated the entire game, outshooting the Bears, 16-2 on the day.
 
Up next for the Eagles is the CACC tournament where they will host a first round game. Their opponent has yet to be determined.

"The girls knew if they wanted another home game this season, they had to win today," coach Matt Micros said. "Lexxi was terrific again, assisting on three of the four goals before we took her out. As we told the girls, we didn't know what to expect coming into the season. We graduated a lot of scoring firepower last year, but to the team's credit, they reinvented themselves from the top scoring team in the league last year, to one of the top defensive teams in the league this year, finishing with an identical conference record in the process. To finish in second place (tied with Holy Family and possibly Caldwell) for the second year in a row shows the kind of consistency we have been striving for in our program."