Massey Passes Century Mark in Goal

WVU Women's Soccer's Kayza Massey has cemented herself in the Mountaineer records during her senior season.

WVU Women's Soccer senior Kayza Massey is officially one of the most prolific goalkeepers the program has ever seen.

Kayza Massey watches the ball fly against Clemson / Julia Mellett - Sports Illustrated: FanNation - Mountaineers Now

In Sunday's scoreless draw against Bucknell, Massey's trio of stops brought her well into the top-10. With 101 career stops, Massey is now No. 7 in West Virginia Women's Soccer history.

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With three stops against Bucknell, Kayza Massey became just the seventh player in program history to surpass the century mark!#HailWV | @KayzaMassey pic.twitter.com/SadBERa4TC

— WVU Women's Soccer (@wvuwomenssoccer) September 12, 2022

Massey's 101 career saves joins the likes of No. 1 Stacy Adams (347), who had 22 in a single match in 1998; No. 2 Lana Bannerman (241); and No. 3's Kerri Butler and Sara Keane (231).

Massey will get another chance to add to her total on Sept. 17 when the team travels to Washington D.C. to play Georgetown at Shaw Field. That game begins at 1 p.m. with coverage on FloSports.

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