The college soccer season is well underway and most of our local schools saw action over the weekend. In Tacoma the University of Puget Sound Loggers men whipped St. Olaf 4:0, while the Washington Husky men rallied in Fullerton, CA for a 3:1 victory over the Titans of CSFU. Western's Vikings pulled an upset by beating nationally ranked Metro State 2:1 and Chad Kearns scored four goals to lead Pacific Lutheran to a 6:1 win over Trinity.
Here are the scores with links to match reports:
Puget Sound 4:0 St. Olaf (M) The Puget Sound mens soccer team exploded for a 4-0 win over visiting St. Olaf on Sunday to end their non-conference schedule on a high note. All four goals were scored by a different player with three of those players recording three points in the game. Kyle Benson, Vincent McCluskey and Landon Gauthier each recorded a goal and an assist to fuel the Loggers outburst.
Puget Sound 3:3 Claremont (W) A seesaw battle came to a balanced ending as the No. 13 Puget Sound women's soccer team tied No. 17 Claremont 3-3 on Sunday. The Loggers and Athenas traded goals throughout the game, but neither could emerge victorious in the double overtime match.
Cal State Fullerton 1:3 Washington (M) After trailing 1-0 at halftime, the UW men's soccer team (2-1-1) was on fire in the second half, scoring three goals to pick up the 3-1 victory over the Cal State Fullerton Titans (0-2-2) on their home field Sunday afternoon.
Washington 0:1 Rutgers (W) After a scoreless first half, No. 24 Rutgers (5-2-0) scored a goal late in the second half to pick up the 1-0 victory over the Washington Huskies (4-2-1) in women's soccer non-conference action in Portland, Ore., Sunday afternoon.
Washington State 1:2 Colorado (W) Kassidy Fitzpatrick scored less than a minute into overtime and Colorado defeated Washington State 2-1 at the Gonzaga Women's Soccer Tournament, Friday.The game-winner came off a corner kick that was punched away by Washington State (2-6-0) goalkeeper Meghan Berlingo directly to Fitzpatrick who put it home to give Colorado (3-3-0) the victory.
SeattleU 2:2 Michigan (M) Goals by Kyle Peterman (Boise, Idaho) and Marshall Kosaka (Burien, Wash.) gave Seattle University a 2-0 halftime lead, but the Michigan Wolverines earned two goals late in the second half to salvage a 2-2 tie in men's soccer action as part of the Seattle University Tournament at Championship Field.
Boise State 2:0 SeattleU (W) Despite having five shots on frame, Seattle U's women's soccer team lost in a shutout 2-0 to Boise State in Boise, Idaho on Saturday. The Redhawks are now 4-4 after the loss and BSU improved to 3-4.
Hawaii Pacific 1:2 Seattle Pacific (W) Junior Savanna Hanson rebounded a teammate’s miss and scored a golden goal with 58 seconds left in the final overtime Saturday, lifting the 17th-ranked Seattle Pacific women to a 2-1 win over Hawaii Pacific in a non-conference contest at Waipio Soccer Park.
Gonzaga 1:0 Illinois-Chicago (M) It didn't come as any surprise to Gonzaga University head men's soccer coach Einar Thorarinsson that senior defender Stefan Eysteinsson got the match-winning goal Sunday in a 1-0 victory over the University of Illinois-Chicago for the championship of the Seattle University Tournament. Eysteinsson's second career goal at 86:25 gave the Bulldogs (2-1-0) their second straight win following Friday's 2-1 victory over host Seattle University.
Gonzaga 1:2 Denver (W) A goal by the University of Denver’s Kristen Hamilton at 87:05 broke a 1-1 tie as the Pioneers defeated Gonzaga University 2-1 Sunday on the final day of the Gonzaga Tournament. Gonzaga will announce its all-tournament team Monday.
Metro State 1:2 Western Washington (M) Forward Gibson Bardsley (Sr., Fall City/Mount Si) scored the winning goal in the 83rd minute as Western Washington University upset nationally ranked Metro State College, 2-1, in a non-conference men's soccer game Sunday at Auraria Field. The Vikings improved to 2-1-1, extending their unbeaten streak to three with two wins and a tie. Metro State, ranked No.20 in last week's National Soccer Coaches Association of America Top 25 Poll, suffered its first defeat in falling to 3-1-0.
Western Washington 3:0 Pacific Lutheran (W) Midfielder Megan Chapin (Jr., Seattle/Garfield) scored a goal and assisted on another over a stretch of just over four minutes midway through the second half as Western Washington University blanked Pacific Lutheran University, 3-0, in a non-conference women's soccer game Saturday at Orca Field on the campus of Whatcom CC.
Pacific Lutheran 6:1 Trinity (M) The Pacific Lutheran men's soccer team got it's first win of the season in high fashion, winning 6-1 over the visiting Trinity Lutheran University Eagles. Chad Kearns led PLU with four goals in the win.
Dominican 1:2 Saint Martin's (M) Saint Martin’s scored both of their goals in the first half and held on for the 2-1 win over Dominican University of California in non-conference action Friday night at Forest Meadows Field.
Dominican 1:2 Saint Martin's (W) It took just a minute and a half of overtime for Saint Martin’s to find the back of the net and score the game-winner to beat Dominican University of California 2-1 in a non-conference matchup at the Forest Meadows Field.
Whitman 0:1 College of Idaho (M) A second-half goal negated by an offsides ruling was costly as the Whitman College men's soccer team dropped a 1-0 non-conference decision to College of Idaho Sunday afternoon in Nampa, Idaho.
Whitman 2:1 Northwest Nazarene (W) Two early goals proved sufficient as the Whitman College women's soccer team won its home opener with a 2-1 victory over Northwest Nazarene Saturday afternoon at the Whitman Athletic Fields.
Montclair St. 1:0 Whitworth (M) Whitworth's shutout streak ended a 331 minutes and with it the Pirates' winning streak to open the 2010 men's soccer season. Montclair State (N.J.) defeated Whitworth 1-0 in the Division III men's championship game of the Mayor's Cup tournament at Oneonta State.
Whitworth 1:0 UC Santa Cruz (W) DeeDee Garbe's goal in the 17th minute stood up as the match-winner, helping Whitworth claim a 1-0 win over UC Santa Cruz Sunday morning at Peyton Field on the campus of the University of Puget Sound.
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