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Saint Francis Date Opponent Time/Results Sunday, Sept 2021 Schedule and Results 5-1-0 (0-0-0 ACC) No. 20 Pitt vs. Saint Francis Date Opponent Time/Results Sunday, Sept. 9 | 7 PM | ACCNX | Ambrose Urbanic Field Aug. 19 vs. Tulsa^ W, 3-0 Aug. 22 @ No. 16 Oklahoma State^ W, 3-2 (OT) Aug. 26 CLEVELAND STATE W, 5-0 Aug. 29 NJIT W, 5-0 Sept. 2 @ Saint Joseph’s W, 3-0 Sept. 5 NO. 6 TCU L, 1-0 Sept. 9 SAINT FRANCIS 7 PM Sept. 12 TOWSON 1 PM Sept. 16 @ No. 15 Clemson* 8 PM No. 20 Pitt Saint Francis Sept. 23 @ No. 1 Florida State* 8 PM 5-1-0, 0-0-0 ACC 2-2-0, 0-0-0 NEC Sept. 26 @ Miami* 3 PM Oct. 2 VIRGINIA TECH* 7 PM Head Coach: Randy Waldrum Head Coach: Ellie Davis Oct. 7 NO. 2 NORTH CAROLINA* 7 PM Season at Pitt: 4th Season at SFU: 3rd Oct. 10 @ No. 5 Duke* 2 PM Record at Pitt: 25-28-4 Record at SFU: 9-11-1 Career Record: 424-136-33 Career Record: Same Oct. 16 @ Syracuse* 7 PM Oct. 21 (RV) BOSTON COLLEGE* 6 PM THE SERIES: Pitt leads 4-1-1 Oct. 24 WAKE FOREST* 1 PM Date Venue Result Score Oct. 28 NC STATE* 7 PM 10/8/96 H W 6-4 10/16/01 H W 4-0 8/30/02 A W 2-1 ^ = BancFirst Cowgirl Soccer Invitational 9/14/03 A L 0-1 CAPS = Home Match 10/19/04 H W 1-0 8/21/15 N T 1-1 @ = Road Match THE MATCHUP * = ACC Match • No. 20 Pitt plays the second of a three-game Thursday at 7 p.m. against Saint Francis (2-2- All times listed are ET 0). SERIES HISTORY • Pitt leads the all-time series 4-1-1 with a goals aggregate of 14-7. • The Panthers have won all three matchups at home by a combined score of 11-4. Broadcast Information • Pitt has only faced the local school once in the last 16 years, a 1-1 tie on Aug. 21, 2015 in the Steel City Classic hosted by Duquesne. Television: Select games this season can be • Pitt is 7-1-1 against current Northeast Conference schools: Wagner 2-0-0, Sacred Heart viewed on the new ACC Network, the 24/7 national 1-0-0 and Saint Francis 4-1-1. network dedicated to ACC sports. BOUNCING BACK • Pitt looks to bounce back after suffering its first loss of the season 1-0 to No. 6 TCU Sun- day at home. Twitter: Live Twitter updates for each Pitt soccer • The Panthers played an even first half against the Horned Frogs with the same amount of match can be accessed at the team’s official ac- shots (eight) and corner kicks (three). count - @Pitt_WSOC • Katherine Robinson tied a career-high with seven saves. • Pitt was without Amanda West. MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT Stats Comparison No. 20 Pitt ..................................................Category ................................................Saint Francis Womens Soccer Contact: Korey Blucas 19 .....................................................................Goals ......................................................................... 7 Cell Phone: 724-799-4480 Email: [email protected] 24 ....................................................................Assists ........................................................................ 5 FAX: (412) 648-8248 62 .................................................................... Points ...................................................................... 19 Website: PittsburghPanthers.com 57-109 ....................................................... Shots on Goal ...........................................................17-28 Mailing Address: Pitt Athletic Media Relations; P.O. 0.523 ......................................................Shots on Goal Pct. ........................................................ 0.607 Box 7436 18.2 ......................................................... Shots Per Game ............................................................. 7.0 Pittsburgh, PA 15213-0436 .174 ............................................................... Shot Pct. ............................................................... 0.250 Overnight Address: Pitt Athletic Media Relations; 40 ...............................................................Corner Kicks ................................................................... 8 Petersen Events Center 0-1 ............................................................. Penalty Kicks ...............................................................0-0 3719 Terrace St; Pittsburgh, PA 15213 18 .....................................................................Saves ....................................................................... 28 3 ................................................................Goals Allowed ................................................................ 14 #H2P WOMEN’S SOCCER 1 THE PROGRAM’S GOAT, AMANDA WEST Amanda West Record Watch • In just a little over two years, Amanda West has proven to be the best Rank Name (Year) Career Points player in the program’s history. 1 Amanda West (2019-pres.) 74 • This preseason, West became the first Panther to be selected the All- 2 Roosa Arvas (2012-14) 56 ACC Preseason Team. 3 Ashley Cuba (2009-12) 51 • To start the season, she earned the first ACC Offensive Player of the 4 Cande Ruiz (1998-01) 48 Week award. 5 Ashley Habbel (2006-09) 45 • She scored a goal to break the school record in goals along with an Rank Name (Year) Career Goals assist in the win over Tulsa and then notched the tying goal in the 3-2 1 Amanda West (2019-pres.) 28 2 Ashley Cuba (2009-12) 23 overtime win of then-No. 16 Oklahoma State. 3 Ashley Habbel (2006-09) 19 • She has been selected for the weekly award in each of three seasons. T4 Cande Ruiz (1998-01) 18 • She has scored in each of the first four games in all three years and in Roosa Arvas (2012-15) 18 the first five games the last two seasons. Rank Name (Year) Career Game-Winning Goals • In season-openers, she has averaged four points per game (seven 1 Amanda West (2019-pres.) 10 against Loyola Marymount in 2019, two at App State and three against 2 Ashley Habbel (2006-09) 9 Tulsa). 3 Roosa Arvas (2012-15) 8 Ashley Cuba (2009-12) 8 • With only 38 career games played, she already ranks among the top 5 Netta Agredano (2000-03) 5 all-time scorers in program history. Cande Ruiz (1998-01) 5 • First in points (74), 18 ahead of Roosa Arvas (2012-14). Rank Name (Year) Career Assists • First in career goals (28), five ahead of Ashley Cuba (2009-12). 1 Roosa Arvas (2012-15) 20 • Tied for second in assists (18) with Katelyn Ruhe (2008-11) and 2 Amanda West (2019-pres.) 18 two behind Arvas. Katelyn Ruhe (2008-11) 18 • First in career game-winning goals (10), one ahead of Ashley 4 Liz Carroll (2007-10) 13 T5 Kristina Francois (2003-06) 12 Habbel (2006-09). Cande Ruiz (1998-01) 12 • First in career three-points plus games (11), four ahead of Cande Rank Name (Year) Career 3+ Point Games Ruiz (1998-01). 1 Amanda West (2019-pres.) 11 • First in points per game (1.90) and goals per game (.72). 2 Cande Ruiz (1998-01) 7 • Other “program firsts” accomplished by West in her first two years: T3 Roosa Arvas (2012-15) 6 • 2020-21: United Soccer Coaches’ All-Atlantic Region First-Team, Ashley Habbel (2006-09) 6 All-ACC Second Team, multiple All-ACC Academic Team selec- T5 Ashley Cuba (2009-12) 5 tions, multiple ACC Offensive Player of the Week honors (Aug. 27. Netta Agredano (2000-03) 5 2019, Oct. 13, 2020), multiple TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week Rank Name-Games (Year) Points Per Game 1 Amanda West-39 (2019-pres.) 1.90 selections (Sept. 15 and Sept. 22), TopDrawerSoccer Team of the 2 Charity McClure-37 (1997-98) .78 Month (September) 3 Roosa Arvas-56 (2012-14) .75 • 2019: United Soccer Coaches’ All-Atlantic Region Third-Team, 4 Cande Ruiz-70 (1998-01) .69 All-ACC Third-Team, All-ACC Freshmen Team 5 Ashley Cuba-75 (2009-12) .68 • Last year West ranked in the nation: third in points (33), fifth in goals Rank Name-Games (Year) Goals Per Game (13), 10th in game-winning goals (four), 14th in goals per game, 17th 1 Amanda West-39 (2019-pres.) .72 in shots (4.12) and shots on goal per game (2.12) and 25th in assists 2 Ashley Cuba-75 (2009-12) .31 (seven). 3 Netta Agredano-60 (2000-03) .28 • She broke the program record for points, which she set as a freshman 4 Cande Ruiz-70 (1998-01) .26 with 29. 5 Ashley Habbel-75 (2006-09) .25 • She hit the ground running in the fall of 2020, with a goal in the first Rank Name (Year) Single-Season Points 1 Amanda West (2020) 33 seven games for the longest goal-scoring streak in program history. 2 Amanda West (2019) 29 • Her 13 goals were most in a single-season, three ahead of her total 3 Cande Ruiz (1998) 26 last year and Ruiz (1998). 4 Charity McClure (1998) 23 • She was the first Panther to score three-straight game-winning goals, 5 Roosa Arvas (2014) 21 including two golden, all on the road. Rank Name (Year) Single-Season Goals • She tied Pitt’s single-season assists record (nine) as a freshman and 1 Amanda West (2020) 13 recorded seven last year with two less games played due to COVID. T2 Amanda West (2019) 10 Cande Ruiz (1998) 10 T4 Roosa Arvas (2014) 9 Netta Agredano (2001) 9 #H2P WOMEN’S SOCCER 2 IN THE POLLS • Pitt is No. 20 in the United Soccer Coaches’ Poll for the second-straight week with 207 points, PITT’S RECORD WHEN... which was announced Tuesday. Overall ................................................. 5-1-0 • Making their debut in the rankings in the 2021 season last week, the Panthers received the most points (53) outside of the top-25 in the previous week. Home ................................................... 2-1-0 • Pitt is one of five ACC teams in the poll: No. 1 Florida State, No. 2 UNC, No. 3 Virginia and No. 5 Duke with Clemson (30) and Notre Dame (11) also receiving votes. Away .................................................... 2-0-0 • Pitt is also tabbed No. 22 in the TopDrawerSoccer Poll after being slotted at 21 and 23 the previ- Neutral ................................................. 1-0-0 ous weeks. • The Panthers have received votes outside in the College Soccer News Poll the last two weeks. Conference .......................................... 0-0-0 • Last year, Pitt earned its first ranking in the United Soccer Coaches’ Poll in program history, de- Home ACC ..........................................
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