TACOMA, Wash.—Lewis & Clark College women's soccer snapped Pacific Lutheran University's shutout streak of nearly 200 minutes, but the Lutes scored the final three goals of the game to earn a 3-1 win over the Pioneers on Sunday at East Field. 

THE BASICS
 
Pacific Lutheran 3, Lewis & Clark 1
(Lewis & Clark 4-9-2, Northwest Conference 2-8-1) 
(Pacific Lutheran 11-1-4, NWC 10-0-2) 

HOW IT HAPPENED
 
For the second-straight day Lewis & Clark struck first against a tough opponent, but the Lutes scored three goals in just less than 27 minutes to stay unbeaten in conference play and first in the NWC standings. 
 
Junior keeper Anna Ingadottir posted six saves on nine shots. She made two saves in the first half and added four more in the second stanza. 
 
The Pioneers opened the scoring at 12:14. Off of a throw in near midfield, the Pioneers slipped a pass into space for Iris Stutzman. The sophomore raced down the sideline into the box and then sent a low cross towards the center of goal for Megan Yanagi. A Lutes defender attempted to knock the pass away but instead it deflected off her foot and looped backwards into the Pacific Lutheran goal for a 1-0 Pioneers advantage. 
 
Pacific Lutheran tied the game at 1-1 in the 27^th minute. The Lutes played a short corner and the ball made it's way to the top of the box for Julia Causbie. Causbie sent a low shot over two Pioneers defenders and just inside the far post to tie the game at 1-1. 
 
The hosts took the lead for good just under seven minutes later. Ingadottir made the stop on Hannah Cecil's initial shot but the rebound fell to the top of the six and Carmen Kiewert beat two Pioneers defenders to the ball to tap it in for a 2-1 advantage. 
 
First year Sienna Flock nearly tied the game in the final minute of the first half. Off a throw in from the near side, Kaedance Stubbs found Sophia Gill with her back to goal at the edge of the 18. Gill left the ball for Flock who whipped a high shot over the keeper's hands but it hit off the crossbar and bounced back out of danger. 
 
The Lutes put the game away eight minutes into the second half. Lewis & Clark appeared to have a chance to counter attack but Lily Dose stepped in to steal the ball away and fed Cecil. Cecil took one dribble and then rifled a shot across the goal mouth from 20+ yards out to make it 3-0 at 53:02. 
 
First year Juliette Miller would record the Pioneers lone shot of the second half in the final six minutes, but her shot went over the net and out for a goal kick. 
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• Pacific Lutheran has conceded six goals in their first 12 Northwest Conference games. Lewis & Clark has scored three of those goals and the Pioneers are one of two NWC teams to have scored a goal against the Lutes at East Field (six games). Lewis & Clark's goal was the first goal PLU had conceded in over 199+ minutes. 
• Ingadottir's six saves are the third-most of her collegiate career. She has made seven saves on two occasions. 
• Pacific Lutheran posted a 16-3 lead in shots and 9-0 edge in shots on goal. 
• Grace Smith recorded the Pioneers third shot. 
• Stubbs tied her career-high by playing 45 minutes off the bench. 

WHO'S NEXT 
 
Lewis & Clark will wrap up a stretch of three games in five days on Wednesday night, when they travel to take on Linfield University at 7:45 p.m.