PORTLAND, Ore. -- Lewis & Clark Pioneers seniors Kennie Beighle, Becca McCullough, Caitlin Gallagher, Courtney Schmidt, Emily Tash and Anjali Kothari were recognized prior to their final career game as part of Senior Day festivities prior to a 3-1 loss to the Willamette Bearcats on Saturday at Griswold Stadium.

McCullough, Schmidt and Tash combined for four shots, three on goal, while Brecklyn Beighle scored the Pios lone goal to finish the season with five and a total of 12 points. Gallagher was issued a yellow card in the 18th minute.

Lewis & Clark ends the season 2-5-1.

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Key Moments

Despite controlling early possession including two corner kicks, Willamette (3-4-0, 3-4-0 NWC) didn't take a single shot in the first 14 minutes of the game. Instead, the Pios tried first on one that went wide for Celeste Schreifels in the 15th minute. The Pios outshot Willamette, 7-5, in the opening half.

In the same minute as Schreifels' try, Willamette's Jackie Gilroy scored on the first Bearcats shot of the match. In all, three of Willamette's first four shots on goal were scores. Pioneers goalkeeper Sophia Young made her lone save in that sequence in the 17th minute on a try by Emma Blackburn, who assisted on the first goal.

Brecklyn Beighle and McCullough forced saves by Willamette goalkeeper Grasiela Quevedo-Ramos in the 21st and 23rd minutes, respectively. The Bearcats scored in the 27th minute on Sydney Wilson's try. 

Beighle's goal was from 30 yards out and screamed over Quevedo-Ramos' head.

Deeper Look

• The Pios had limited depth on their roster entering Saturday's match with Kavya Riedman leading the non-starters in minutes (75)
• Roxanne Ferentz was on for the entire second half, while Olivia Cowley played 63 minutes and Macy O'Hara tallied 48
• Cassity Bunjovac left with an injury after five minutes
• Sara Klott, Gallagher and Brecklyn Beighle played all 90, while Tash and Schreifels posted 80 minutes; Kothari had 78
• Young finished with four saves after stopping three by the Bearcats in the final 13 minutes of the match
• Both teams took six corners and Willamette was more frequently offside, 3-2
• Possession evened at 51-49 percent to the Pios