Boxscore

PORTLAND, Ore. - The women's soccer team went up against the Puget Sound Loggers (13-1, 10-1 NWC) on Saturday. The Logger who were ranked 20th in the nation before the game were held to one goal by the Pioneer defense. One goal would be enough however as the game ended in a 1-0 loss for Lewis & Clark (2-10-3, 0-10-1 NWC).

The one and only goal in the game was scored early in the first half. With less than five minutes off of the clock, Kelly Andersen played a through ball to Mikaela Freeman who found herself wide open in the middle of the field beating Pioneer goalkeeper Elise Delgado. The Pioneer offense could not seem to find any chances in the first half taking only one shot against a very tough Logger team. The Loggers were relentless on offense taking ten shots.

The second half was controlled by UPS as they took another 11 shots. Delgado had a good day in net however, saving nine shots in the game. The Pioneer offense had a couple chances in the second half but Lewis & Clark could not get the shots that they needed to force the game to overtime.

Puget Sound goalkeeper Casey Thayer would pick up a win saving one shot while Freeman led the Loggers with four shots and three shots on goal. The Pioneers were led by Emilia Emmetti with one shot, that shot being on goal. Puget Sound outshot Lewis & Clark 21-3 and 10-1 on goal.

The Pioneers play again tomorrow October 24 at Griswold Stadium against the Pacific Lutheran Lutes at noon.