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Washington Men's Soccer 2016 WASHINGTON MEN’S SOCCER 2016 Contact: Danielle Bracamonte / Phone: (520)227-8238 / Email: [email protected] / Website: gohuskies.com Home Conference Play Begins Thursday ► SCHEDULE AND RESULTS No. 16 Washington (7-3-0) will begin Pac-12 home play on ► COMING UP Thursday, Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. PT with a home match at Hus- (7-3-0, 1-1-0 Pac-12) ky Stadium against Stanford (4-2-3). The Huskies will con- WASHINGTON VS STANFORD clude the weekend on Sunday with a 4 p.m. PT match against WHEN: THURSDAY, OCT. 6 | 7 P.M. PT Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result California (4-3-1). Both matches will be aired live on the WHERE: HUSKY SOCCER STADIUM| SEATTLE, WASH. 8/20/16 New Mexico (exhib.) L, 0-1 Pac-12 Network. Both matches will also be double-head- TV: PAC-12 NETWORK ers as they follow Washington Women’s Soccer matches. LIVE STATS: http://gohski.es/2ds1SPF 8/26/16 Utah Valley L, 1-2 9/1/16 St. Mary’s W, 2-1 Husky Stadium Blackout WASHINGTON VS CALIFORNIA Thursday’s match against the Cardinal will be a black- WHEN: SUNDAY, OCT. 9 | 4 P.M. PT 9/4/16 Oral Roberts W, 4-2 out for Husky fans. Fans are encouraged to wear black WHERE: HUSKY SOCCER STADIUM | SEATTLE, WASH. 9/8/16 Dartmouth W, 1-0 to match the team. Fans who wear black upon ticket pur- TV: PAC-12 NETWORK chase will receive one free ticket for a friend to the match. LIVE STATS: http://gohski.es/2dqsgN6 9/11/16 Harvard L, 0-1 Last Time Out 9/16/16 Davidson W, 3-2 (2OT) The Huskies beat the Bruins for the first time since 2012 The Series with Stanford 9/18/16 College of Charleston W, 2-0 last Thursday in a 4-0 shutout in Los Angeles. The Huskies Washington is 17-33-5 in 55 all-time meetings with the saw goals from Garret Jackson and Justin Schmidt in the Cardinal. Last season, the Huskies broke Stanford’s eight 9/25/16 Seattle W, 2-1 first four minutes of action, along with Handwalla Bwa- win streak when their match ended in a 0-0 draw. Later 9/29/16 UCLA* W, 4-0 na in the 43th minute and Joey Parish in the 60th. The first in the season on Nov. 2, the Huskies shatter the Cardi- two goals were scored off throw-in’s from Steven Wright. nal’s 66 day unbeaten streak when they won at home in 10/2/16 San Diego State* L, 0-1 (OT) Unable to continue the momentum of their four game win- Seattle, 2-1. It was the longest streak in Stanford history. 10/6/16 Stanford* 7 p.m. ning streak, the team fell to SDSU on Sunday, 1-0 in over- time. With their strong defense, the Huskies were able Scouting the Bears 10/9/16 California* 5 p.m. to fight off the Aztec offense, but in the 91st a ball rico- California enters the week having just lost to Stan- 10/14/16 Oregon State* 4 p.m. cheted off goalkeeper Auden Schilder, to end the match. ford. The team is led by trio Nick Lima, Christian Thierjung and Jose Carrera-Garcia, who were all 10/21/16 Gonzaga* 6 p.m. Last At Husky Soccer Stadium named on Top Drawer’s National Top 100 list in the Last time at home, the Washington Huskies battled for ninety min- preseason. The team has five freshmen, includ- 10/27/16 California* 3 p.m. utes with Seattle University for the inaugural Seattle Cup pre- ing Simon Lekressner from Bellevue, Wash. The 10/30/16 Stanford* 5 p.m. sented by the Washington Athletics Conference. The Huskies took squad is 4-3-1 overall and 0-1 in the conference. down the Redhawks, 2-1 in a match that came down to the final horn. 11/3/16 UCLA* 5 p.m. The Series with California 11/6/16 San Diego State* 5 p.m. Handwalla Bwana scored the first goal of the match from the top Washington is 27-18-10 all-time with the Bears. The of the box in the 27th minute, his third of the season. In the 53rd series last ended with a loss for the Huskies, 0-1. 11/19/15 Oregon State* 6 p.m. minute, fellow freshman Elijah Rice, earned his first goal of the 11/17/16 NCAA First Round TBA season off an assist from Luke Hauswirth. Seattle University’s, Starting II John Tyler, scored the Redhawks lone goal in the 88th minute. Two Huskies have started all ten matches this sea- 11/20/16 NCAA Second Round TBA son – Steven Wright and Luke Hauswirth. Wright 11/26/16 NCAA Third Round TBA On an Offensive Roll has played 731 minutes while Hauswirth has played Despite the loss to SDSU, the Huskies have been on an of- 846 minutes. Wright has one goal and two as- 12/2/16 NCAA Quarterfinals TBA fensive roll, totaling 11 goals in their last four wins. The sists on the season. Hauswirth has one assist. offensive game has several key players. Handwalla Bwa- 12/9/16 College Cup TBA na leads the team in goals with goals (4), scoring in the last In the Rankings 12/11/16 College Cup TBA three of four wins. Mason Robertson and David Coly both After their four win streak, the Dawgs have en- hold three goals on the season, Coly has two assists. Kyle tered the rankings. They are currently ranked No. Home Games in Bold Coffee has two assists and two goals for 2016 play thus far. 16 in the NSCAA poll and No. 25 in the Top Drawer * Pac-12 Conference Game Soccer’s Top 25. The squad is currently third in the College Cup Played In Houston, Tex. Everything Went Wright conference behind SDSU (2-0) and Stanford (1-0). At UCLA two identical goals were scored within the first ► QUICKFACTS four minutes. Both started with throw-ins from Steven Surpassed Goals Wright. The first was scored off a header from Garret Jack- Last season proved to be an offensive struggle for Location Seattle, Wash. son (assisted by a header from Justin Schmidt), the sec- the Huskies. In the entire 2015 season the team Founded Nov. 4, 1861 ond was a header from Schmidt less than a minute later. scored 18 goals. In the ten matches this season they Enrollment 42,000 (31,500 undergrad) The UCLA goalkeeper allowed four goals out of nine shots. have already surpassed that amount by scoring 19. Nickname Huskies Weekend of Records ► QUICK SHOTS Affiliation Pacific-12 Conference Last week’s match marked the team’s first win against the Colors Purple and Gold Bruins since 2012. The four goal shutout is the largest margin Team ranked FIRST in the conference for shots at 16.40 of victory in conference play since their 7-0 shutout against shots/game Mascot Harry The Husky Team ranked FIRST in the conference for goals with 19 President Ana Mari Cauce California in 2000. Prior to the loss to the Aztecs last Sunday, the Huskies were on a four match win streak, the longest since Team ranked FIRST in the conference for points with 53 Athletic Director Jenn Cohen Team ranked FIRST in the conference for corner kicks their seven win streak in 2014 (record in 2014 was 12-5-3). with 62 Website www.GoHuskies.com Auden Schilder ranked SECOND in the conference for First Year of Soccer 1963 Scouting the Cardinal saves with 31 All-Time Record 591-247-108 Stanford is currently unranked for the first time in two years. Handwalla Bwana THIRD in the conference for total The Cardinal’s offense is led by Foster Langsdorf who has points with twelve NCAA Tournament Appearances 21 scored six times in his last five matches. The team is currently Handwalla Bwana THIRD in the conference for total All-Time Tournament Record 11-20-3 made of 15 returning letter winners and five newcomers. The points per game with 1.20/game Best NCAA Finish Elite 8 (2013) squad is currently 4-2-3 overall and 1-0-0 in the conference. Handwalla Bwana THIRD in the conference for total Pac-12 Championships 2(2000, 2013) assists with four In the Net ond Team honors as well as given Second Team ► NATIONAL RANKINGS Academic All-Pac-12 honors. Wingo led the Dawgs Redshirt junior Auden Schilder will most likely get with 50 shots and had a team-leading 18 shots NCAA Top Drawer Soccer the nod in the upcoming week after starting and on goal. Most recently, Wingo was named on the 1. Maryland 1. Notre Dame playing in nine of ten full matches this season. He 2016 Preseason Men’s Soccer All-Pac-12 Team. has a record of 6-3 on the season. 2. Notre Dame 2. North Carolina 2016 Captains 3. Syracuse 3. Syracuse A Look at the Dawgs 4. UNC This season, the Dawgs will be led by senior captains 4. Clemson Summer was very beneficial for the Huskies. The Justin Schmidt, Beau Blanchard and Auden Schilder. 5. Clemson 5. Maryland team took advantage of the time off school and The trio embodies the mentality Coach Clark expects 6. Indiana 6. Louisville voluntarily worked to improve their fitness and from his players. Their leadership and dedication ball handling. The 2016 men’s soccer team in- to the team show on and off the field.
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