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Women's Soccer UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WOMEN’S SOCCER ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS PHONE: (206) 543-2230 INTERNET: www.GoHuskies.com WOMEN’S SOCCER CONTACT: Alyssa Chambers • [email protected] • (206) 724-7972 2011 Schedule & Results THIS WEEK IN HUSKY WOMEN’S SOCCER Rankings Listed: NSCAA/Soccer America Record: 3-3-2, 0-0-0 (Pac-12) Friday, Sept. 23 Washington at No. 3/2 UCLA - 7 p.m. Date Opponent Time/Result 8/19 vs. RV BYU T, 2-2 (2OT) Wisconsin Tournament - at Madison Sunday, Sept. 25 8/26 at Wisconsin L, 2-1 San Francisco at Washington - 4 p.m. 8/28 vs. Iowa State L, 2-0 Husky Soccer Invitational - Seattle 9/2 vs. RV Boston U L, 1-0 9/4 vs. Seattle U W, 3-1 Free live stats and video are available on UCLA’s website. Portland/Nike Invitational - Portland Live stats/chat and video are available for the USF game at www.gohuskies.com. 9/9 at No. 24 Portland T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/11 vs. New Mexico W, 1-0 (OT) Pac-12 Play Beings in LA For Women’s Soccer 9/18 at Gonzaga W, 3-1 Pac-12 play begins for the UW women’s soccer team this week as the Huskies travel to LA to face 9/23 at No. 3/2 UCLA* 7 p.m. No. 3/2 UCLA on Friday at 7 p.m. UW returns home Sunday, for a non-conference match vs. San Fran- 9/25 vs. San Francisco 4 p.m. cisco at 4 p.m. The Huskies improved to 3-3-2 on the year with a 3-1 victory at Gonzaga last week. 9/30 vs. No. 17/18 Cal* 7 p.m. Scouting No. 3/2 UCLA 10/2 vs. No. 1/1 Stanford* Noon The UCLA Bruins, always tough, are ranked No. 3/2 this week and undefeated at 7-0-1. Sydney Ler- 10/7 vs. Colorado* 5 p.m. oux leads the team with six goals and an assist. Sam Mewis and Ally Courtnall also have three goals 10/9 vs. Utah* Noon each. Jenna Richmond leads the team with three assists. UCLA has wins over CSUN, Tennessee, 10/14 vs. USC* 7 p.m. No. 8 Florida, Rutgers, SMU, Fresno State and LMU and tied No. 24 Pepperdine. Last year in LA, the 10/21 at Oregon* 7 p.m. Huskies defeated the Bruins on national TV for the first time in 10 years. It was just just the third win 10/23 at No. 24 Oregon State* Noon for UW overall against UCLA. The first came in 1995 in Los Angeles, 2-1, and the second was a 1-0 10/28 at Arizona* 7 p.m. UW victory in Seattle in 2000. Alex Webber scored the winning goal in the 18th minute. B.J. Snow is 10/30 at Arizona State* 1 p.m. the first-year coach of the Bruins. 11/3 vs. RV Washington State* Scouting San Francisco (FSC)7p.m. USF is 3-6-0 on the year with wins over Portland State, Nevada and Kent State. They are led by . Mackenzie Krieser with four goals and two assists. Christina Moberg has three goals herself. In Bold indicates home game goal, Gabby Guaiumi has played 806 minutes, allowing 18 goals while making 41 saves. Mike Carr * indicates Pac-12 games is the head coach in his fifth season. UW defeated USF 2-0 last year in Calif. UW leads the overall All times Pacific series 5-0-2. Three Huskies Score In Win At Gonzaga 2011 Pac-12 Standings The UW women’s soccer team took down Gonzaga in Spokane, Wash., 3-1. Senior Sarah Martinez Team Conference Overall (Des Moines, Wash.) scored the first goal of the game in the 42nd minute, her third of the season. Stanford 0-0 8-0-1 Senior Kate Deines (Issaquah, Wash.) had her first assist of the year. UCLA 0-0 7-0-1 In the 67th minute, sophomore Allie Beahan (Sammamish, Wash.) scored her first goal of the season. Cal 0-0 7-1-0 It was unassisted and taken about 18 yards out from the left side. Gonzaga got within one with 14 Oregon State 0-0 6-2-1 minutes left in the game as Ali Ohashi was wide open for the goal. The assist went to Sarah Rhodes. Washington State 0-0 6-2-1 The Huskies rebounded though and got an insurance goal from sophomore Lindsay Elston (Sam- Oregon 0-0 5-3-1 mamish, Wash.), also her third goal of the year. She was assisted Martinez. UW goalkeeper, senior Arizona St. 0-0 4-4-0 Jorde LaFontaine-Kussmann (Lakewood, Wash.) got the win while making nine saves. Washington 0-0 3-3-2 Utah 0-0 4-4-1 Huskies Get First Win of 2011 Colorado 0-0 3-4-1 UW finally looked like the team fans are used to seeing. Playing their best game of the year, they USC 0-0 3-6-0 won 3-1 over Seattle U in the Husky/Nike Invitational Sunday. In the fifth minute, freshman Chelsea Washington 0-0 0-7-1 Archer scored her first career goal on an assist by senior captain Sarah Martinez. After the Red- hawks tied the match going into the half, Martinez hit the game-winner in the 74th minute from the left side of the box after the ball bounced around from a throw-in. Sophomore Hillary Zevenbergen scored her first career goal in the 86th minute when she took the ball one-on-one with HUSKY QUICK FACTS the keeper and struck it in the left side of the net. The Huskies had another goal op- portunity when senior Kelli Stewart was fouled in the box with just a couple of minutes Location: Seattle, Wash. remaining, but the penalty kick was saved. However, the Dawgs played a great game, Colors: Purple & Gold outshooting Seattle U 25-7 with 14 shots on goal, led by Martinez with five, sophomore Conference: Pacific-12 Lindsay Elston with four, and Stewart, Webber and Archer each with three. Goalkeeper Home Field: Husky Soccer Field (2,050) Jorde LaFontaine-Kussmann earned her first win in goal, making one save. Head Coach: Lesle Gallimore (California, 1986) Record at UW: 184-145-27 (17 seasons) Huskies Miss Chances in First Game of Husky Invitational Career Record: 216-164-32 (21 seasons) Despite outshooting Boston University 16-6, the Huskies fell 1-0 on Sept. 2 on an unfor- Associate Head Coach: Amy Griffin tunate own goal. UW had plenty of opportunities as senior Alex Webber took five shots Assistant Coach: Jim Thomas and one that nearly went in. Fellow seniors Sarah Martinez and Kate Deines also had 2010 Record: 13-9-2 great attempts on goal throughout the game while sophomore Lindsay Elson took four 2010 Pac-10 Record (Place): 4-5-0 (6th) shots of her own. 2010 Postseason: NCAA Elite 8 2010 Final Ranking: 15 (NSCAA) Wisconsin Tournament Recap Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 14/5 The Huskies dropped two tough matches at the Madison, Wis., tournament to the Bad- Starters Returning/Lost: 8/5 Newcomers: 5 gers and Iowa State. In the first match, the No. 23/24 Huskies fell to Wisconsin 2-1. Al- All-Time Record: 202-158-32 though sophomore Lindsay Elston scored her second goal of the season with 27 seconds Inaugural Season: 1991 left in the match, it wasn’t enough for the Dawgs. Wisconsin oushot UW 15-7 and earned NCAA Tournament Appearances: 11 more corner kicks, 9-4. In the first-ever meeting between UW and Iowa State, the Cy- (1994, ‘95, ‘96, ‘98, 2000, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04, ‘08, ‘09, 2010) clones prevailed with a 2-0 victory. Washington outshot Iowa State 18-14, creating more Best NCAA Finish: Eight 8 (2004, 2010) opportunities to score, but just could not finish. Conference Championships: 1 (2000) Athletic Communications Contact: Alyssa Chambers No. 20/19 Huskies Open Season With A Draw Vs. BYU Office Phone: 206-685-3119 UW was the first Pac-12 team to compete in the 2011-12 school year and head coach Cell Phone: 206-724-7972 Lesle Gallimore’s team did not disappoint. After the Huskies trailed 1-0 early on, they Email: [email protected] rallied back against a tough BYU team to tie and eventually take the lead in the first half Website: www.gohuskies.com before ending in a 2-2 draw with the Cougars. Sophomore Brianna Sweeney scored her first career goal in the 19th minute off of a corner kick. Less then 10 minutes later, Elston scored on a long pass in the middle of the field from sophomore Allie Beahan. After BYU came back to equalize the score, the Huskies went into overtime - it was the fourth- straight game that they had played in overtime, dating back to last season in the NCAA PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Elite 8. Freshmen Jaclyn Softli and the Archer twins, Chelsea and Christina played in their first collegiate game while sophomore transfer Stine Shoening got the start, giving an Allie Beahan ...........................................BEE-han impressive performance on defense. Lindsey Bos ..................................................BOSS Kelsea Brajkovich ..................... BRACK-oh-vich Deines Name Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Candidate Kari Davidson......................................... CARE-ee Two University of Washington student-athletes were named candidates for a national Kate Deines ............................................ DIE-ness award. Seniors Kate Deines (women’s soccer) and Brent Richards (men’s soccer) are Faustine Dufka .................FOSS-teen, DUFF-kuh each part of a 30 person group honored by Lowe’s.
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