Catherine Rogers and Micaiah Croce scored and Cate Burns made seven saves as Siena Women's Soccer wrapped up their non-conference schedule on a high note with a 2-1 triumph over Vermont in Burlington.
 
Rogers scored just prior to the end of the first half and Croce added what proved to be a decisive insurance tally early in the final frame for Siena (3-2-4, 0-1-1), which snapped a five-match winless streak albeit that included four ties. The Saints equaled their scoring output from that five-match stretch to secure their first road win of the season.
 
Rogers provided Siena with momentum heading into the break following a skillful 44^th minute tally. She teed up a free kick from just outside the left corner of the box which curled in over the wall and inside the near post for a brilliant finish.
 
Cate Flanagan reclaimed the conference lead with her fifth assist in the 62^nd minute, beating her defender down the left side and crossing in front to Croce, as the senior one-timed home her fourth collegiate goal and first match-winner.
 
Sydney Remington got Vermont (2-3-3) on the scoreboard in the 80^th minute, but it wasn't enough as the Saints snapped a four-match losing skid vs. UVM. Siena had been unbeaten in their previous 11 matches against the Catamounts prior to that (9-0-2).
 
UVM held a 17-14 advantage in shots while the Saints harbored a 7-3 margin in corners.
 
A pair of keepers split duty and totaled five saves for Vermont which finishes winless in four tries against MAAC opponents this fall (0-2-2).
 
Siena will look to carry the momentum back into the return of conference action when they host Niagara Saturday at 1 p.m. on Hickey Field.