YORK, Pa. -- Stevenson women's soccer could not solve a stout York (Pa.) defensive unit, falling 1-0 on a crisp fall evening at Graham Field in a Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Commonwealth play. 

Stevenson (5-7-5, 3-3-1 MAC Commonwealth) pressured late in search of the equalizer, but York (11-6, 4-3 MAC Commonwealth) received all the offense it needed with a goal in the 26th minute. In total, the Spartans held a 14-1 edge in shots, placing seven on frame. 

• There was not much to speak of for Stevenson as the home-standing Spartans titled the field in their direction. 
• Keegan Caffrey made a save just over six minutes in, collecting two more stops in the 12th minute. 
• The Mustangs earned their lone corner of the opening frame in the 15th minute. 
• The offensive pressure continued for York, ringing a chance off the post before eventually breaking through with a goal in the 26th minute. 

• The Spartans pressed forward for a quality chance out in front as Caffrey cut off the shot in the 57th minute. On the Mustangs' counter, the long dribble was poked away outside the box. 
• Following a foul just outside the 18-yard box, the Spartans nearly cashed in on a centrally-located set-piece, but Caffrey was there to punch the chance aside in the 64th minute. 
• Off a long run from the left side, Stevenson scrounged another corner chance as the Spartans neatly cleared the ball aside. 
• The Mustangs registered their first shot on goal of the contest in the 83rd minute, coming from Cassidy Butler. 
• Stevenson continued to chip away, hemming the Spartans in their own half as a looping cross from Allison Arters went over the end line with about five minutes left. 

• York owned an 11-0 edge in shots over the first half, limiting Stevenson as weather conditions deteriorated. 
• With the York win, the team's have now split the all-time series with eight victories each in 16 meetings. 
• Caffrey made four saves in the opening half for the Mustangs, finishing with seven on the night. 
• Stevenson entered the night slotted third in the compressed MAC Commonwealth standings. All but one team were still in the mix for postseason contention entering Tuesday's slate. 
• The first two seeds for the upcoming MAC Commonwealth Tournament have been locked up by Messiah (1) and Lebanon Valley (2). From there, Stevenson, Widener and York entered the night with three conference victories. 

• Stevenson: The Mustangs wrap up the regular season on Saturday, October 30, visiting Lebanon Valley at 12:30 PM
• York: The Spartans finish out the regular season at Widener on Saturday, October 30 at 3:00 PM.