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1 Oct. 31, 2017 Week GNAC Women s Soccer Standings GNAC Overall Pts. W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak +* Concordia Won 11 * Western Wash Lost 1 * Seattle Pacific Won 2 * Northwest Nazarene Won 1 Simon Fraser Lost 1 Western Oregon Won 1 MSU Billings Lost 2 Saint Martin s Lost 2 Central Washington Won regular season champion; * - clinched berth in GNAC Championships Contact: Rhys Lendio, Media Relations Assistant rlendio@gnacsports.com #GNACWSOC in #RegularSeasonChamps Concordia s 2-0 over Western Washington on Saturday gave the Cavs its first GNAC regular-season title in school history. They also clinched the No. 1 seed heading into the GNAC Championships this Thursday. #ShotStoppers The GNAC Championships will feature four of the premier goalkeepers in the league. Western Washington s Ashley Homer, Concordia s Anna Miller, Seattle Pacific s Molly Stinson and Northwest Nazarene s Daniele Ortiz top the GNAC in goals against average and save percentage. LAST WEEK S GAMES Thurs., Oct. 26 Western Washington 3, at Northwest Nazarene 1* at Simon Fraser 8, Saint Martin s 0* at Seattle Pacific 1, Western Oregon 0* at Concordia 6, Central Washington 1* Sat., Oct. 28 Concordia 2, at Western Washington 0* at Northwest Nazarene 4, Saint Martin s 0* at Western Oregon 2, Simon Fraser 1* at Central Washington 2, MSU Billings 0* THIS WEEK S GAMES Thurs., Nov. 2 GNAC Championships semifinals at Tuominen Yard, Portland, Ore.: Western Washington vs. Seattle Pacific, 4 p.m. Northwest Nazarene at Concordia, 7 p.m. Sat., Nov. 4 GNAC Championships Title Match * - denotes GNAC games All start times local to game site. #CleanSweep Concordia swept the GNAC weekly Player of the Week awards, with sophomore forward Quinn Williams picked up Offensive Player of the Week and sophomore goalkeeper Miller being named Defensive Player of the Week. #ProgramFirst Northwest Nazarene makes its first GNAC Championships appearance in program history. The Nighthawks broke their program record for most wins in a season (11) and most conference victories (eight), previously set during their 2012 campaign. All four teams have combined for 34 shutouts this season. #WinnerTakeAll With the GNAC Championships kicking off this Thursday, the tournament winner will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Divison II Regional Championships. Get Social Twitter Accounts/Hashtags for GNAC Soccer Programs #GNACWSOC C. #ClawsOut #ProtectTheShield MSU #MSUBWSoc NW Saint Martin #SaintsAlive Seattle Simon #NCAAeh W. #WOUHOO Western #GoViks Tourism Burnaby Is A Proud Sponsor Of The Great Northwest Athletic Conference

2 GNAC Women s Soccer Players of the Week OFFENSE Quinn Williams, Concordia F 5-6 Sophomore Pukalani, Hawaii Williams connected for three goals and had an assist as the Cavaliers clinched the GNAC regular season championship. She scored two goals in the 75th and 90th minutes in Thursday s 6-1 victory over Central Washington. She then scored the insurance goal in the 82nd minute in the Cavaliers 2-0 shutout at Western Washington. Also Nominated: Lauren Allison (Saint Martin s), Makayla Sonstelie (Seattle Pacific), Meli Cortez (Western Oregon), Gabriela Pelogi (Western Washington). DEFENSE Anna Miller, Concordia GK 5-6 Sophomore Issaquah, Wash. Miller finished with 12 saves in the two matches. She recorded four saves while playing 68 minutes in the 6-1 victory over Central Washington on Thursday. Against Western Washington on Saturday, Miller had eight saves and had a key save on a penalty kick in the ninth minute to preserve the 2-0 shutout. Also Nominated: Kai Mahuka (Western Oregon), Sierra Shugarts (Western Washington). Past GNAC Players of the Week Date Offense Defense Aug. 31-Sept. 5 Gabriela Pelogi (WWU) Annaliese Laurila (WWU) Sept Alyssa Tomasini (WOU) Ashley Homer (WWU) Sept Karli White (WWU) Ana Delgadillo (CU) Sept Gabriela Pelogi (WWU) Maddie Sjothun, (SPU) Sept. 27-Oct. 3 Emma Pringle (SFU) Taylor Hallquist (WWU) Oct. 4-9 Madi Taylor (NNU) Kasey Ames (CU) Oct Kasey Reeve (SPU) Katie Greene (CU) Oct Gabriela Pelogi (WWU) Anna Miller (CU) Oct Quinn Williams (CU) Anna Miller (CU) Complete Player of the Week releases are available online at GNACSports.com. Around The GNAC Wild Final Weekend Sets Seeds Heading Into The GNAC Championships After five seasons of Vikings dominance, the GNAC crowned a new regular-season champion as Concordia edged Western Washington on the final day of the regular season to capture the No. 1 seed heading into the 2017 GNAC Women s Soccer Championships next week in Portland. Earning its first GNAC regular season title in program history, Concordia downed Western Washington 2-0 to achieve the top seed in just its third year as a conference member. The Cavaliers, who entered the game needing a win against the defending Division II national champion WWU to achieve regular-season honors, withstood a 23-shot barrage by the Vikings to earn its 10th shutout of the year. Regular season champions for the previous five seasons, Western Washington s 39-game win streak and 40-game unbeaten streak was snapped as WWU ended the regular season one-point shy of a first-place tie. The Vikings march into the GNAC Championships as the No. 2 seed, eager to have another shot at the Cavaliers this weekend. The No. 2 seeded Vikings will play No. 3 Seattle Pacific in Thursday s first semifinal match at 4 p.m. The two teams have met in the finals of the GNAC Championships each of the last two seasons, with Western Washington owning a in that stretch. In both ties, the Falcons defeated the Vikings in a shootout to earn the conference s automatic berth to the NCAA Division II National Tournament. The No. 1 seeded hosts will play No. 4 seed Northwest Nazarene in the second semifinal at 7 p.m. Concordia is in its second GNAC Championships, having lost in double overtime to Seattle Pacific in the 2015 semifinals. Northwest Nazarene is making its first ever tournament appearance. Seattle Pacific earned its sixth-straight GNAC Championships appearance with a 1-0 win over Western Oregon on Thursday. Tied with Northwest Nazarene with 24 points, the Falcons claimed the No. 3 seed on conference tiebreaker. Northwest Nazarene broke its program record for most wins in a season (11) and most conference victories (eight). The previous records were set during the Nighthawks 2012 campaign. TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Thursday, Nov. 2 4 p.m.: Western Washington vs. Seattle Pacific 7 p.m.: Northwest Nazarene at Concordia Saturday, Nov. 4 1 p.m.: Championship Match GNAC Women s Soccer Championships Ticket Prices General Admission: $10 / $9.00 in advance online Students (With Student ID)/Seniors (65 & Over)/Youth: $6 / $5 in advance online Two & Under: Free 2 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Oct. 31, 2017 #GNACWSOC

3 GNAC Women s Soccer Championships Preview Defensive Showcase To Highlight The 2017 GNAC Women s Soccer Championships. With the four GNAC Championships teams clinching a berth in the penultimate week of the regular season, it was a wild final week that decided where each team was ultimately seeded. After five seasons of Western Washington dominance, Concordia claimed the top seed heading into the 2017 GNAC Women s Soccer Championships in Portland after going unbeaten in conference action (11-0-1). The Cavaliers win put a halt to the Vikings 39-game win streak and 40-game unbeaten streak as WWU ended the regular season one-point shy of a first-place tie. For the first time in tournament history, the Vikings enter the GNAC Championships as the No. 2 seed. Advancing to the GNAC playoffs for the sixth-straight year, Seattle Pacific enters as the No. 3 seed. Tied with Northwest Nazarene with 24 points, the Falcons edged the Nighthawks (No. 4 seed) on conference tiebreaker. On the opposite end of the spectrum, NNU is appearing in its first GNAC Championships in program history. The Nighthawks broke their program record for most wins in a season (11) and most conference victories (eight), previously set during their 2012 campaign. All four teams have combined for 34 shutouts this season. Host Concordia will be the No. 1 seed. Picked to finish third in the GNAC Preseason Coaches Poll, the Cavs have exceeded expectations this season. Concordia has outscored GNAC opponents 30-2 this season and has recorded 10 shutouts, which is second in the league. The Cavaliers defense has been superb this season, allowing just 11 goals. Going back to its 2-1 non-conference win over Cal Baptist on Sept. 13, Concordia has won 12 of its last 13 contests and has recorded seven shutouts in its last nine. Junior midfielder Gabrielle Ewing (eight goals) leads a Concordia quartet that combined for 25 goals this season. Junior forward Sydney Van Steenberge and sophomore forward Quinn Williams have each scored six goals while sophomore forward Kyra Radcliffe has five. Despite the balanced scoring from their offense, individual performances by Cavs defenders have highlighted their season. On five occasions this year, a Cavaliers defender/goalkeeper has been named the GNAC Women s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week. The Cavaliers are averaging 2.18 goals per game while giving up 0.63 goals per game. Goalkeeper Anna Miller has a 0.63 goals against average, an.870 save percentage and eight shutouts in 14 appearances. With a well-rounded squad, Concordia can strike at any moment as 12 players have recorded points this season. Western Washington junior forward Gabriela Pelogi leads the Vikings and is tied for first in the GNAC with 14 goals. The three-time GNAC Offensive Player of the Week is in a three-way tie for first with five game-winning goals. Junior transfer Karli White is having an exceptional inaugural season in Vikings colors, ranking second in the GNAC with eight assists. While the offense has scored a GNACleading 50 goals, it has been the Vikings defense that has impressed all season. Western Washington has recorded 11 shutouts and has limited GNAC opposition to just six goals this season. The WWU defense has been anchored by the exceptional play of goalkeeper Ashley Homer, who leads the GNAC with just five goals allowed and is second in the league with a.815 save percentage. Veteran midfielder Emily Webster returns to the GNAC Championships for her fourth year as the Vikings architect in the middle of the park. Her 22nd career assist against SFU on Oct. 12 gave her the fifth-most in program history. Reigning GNAC and Division II National Player of the Year Sierra Shugarts has appeared in 12 of the Vikings 16 games this season, tallying one goal and one assist. The Vikings lead all GNAC teams in shots (376), points (148), goals (50) and assists (48). Seattle Pacific, the No. 3 seed, brings a plethora of experience to GNAC Championships matches under third-year head coach Arby Busey. In five tournament appearances, the Falcons have made the finals four times and won the title on two occasions. In the past four finals, Seattle Pacific has met Western Washington for the conference s automatic bid to the Division II Championships. With 275 career saves and a.797 save percentage this season, the Falcons are led by their new career saves leader, senior goalkeeper Molly Stinson. Junior forward Kasey Reeve leads the team with 10 goals and is tied for first in the GNAC with five game-winners. A quartet of Falcons scorers has supported Reeve with four goals each. Sophia Chilczuk and Julia DeVere have recorded 11 and 10 points, respectively, while Simone Herzberg and Mickayla Mury each have nine points. Of the four conference teams, Seattle Pacific has played in the most overtime matches this season, going 3-2 in those contests. In their most recent overtime fixture against Central Washington on Oct. 12, Chilczuk netted the golden goal with 32 seconds left in the match. Seattle Pacific ended the season strong by winning four of its final five games, the lone loss coming in a 1-0 defeat against Western Washington on Oct. 19. During the run, the Falcons outscored their opponents 13-3 and recorded three of their four shutouts of the season. Playing in the tournament for the first time in school history is Northwest Nazarene under fourth-year head coach Mary Trigg. Setting program benchmarks this season, the Nighthawks ended the year winning their final five of seven games, recording four shutouts during that stretch. A pair of attacking threats lead Northwest Nazarene as junior forward Madi Taylor and freshman forward Rikki Myers lead the team with seven goals each. Along with senior midfielder Anita Maryskova, Taylor has recorded five assists this season to rank tied for sixth in the GNAC with 19 points. Nighthawks shotstopper Daniele Ortiz has been a big part of NNU s 2017 surge. The senior boasts a 0.88 goals against average and is third in the league with a.812 save percentage. She is in a three-way tie with Homer and Miller for most shutouts this season with eight. The No. 2 seeded Vikings will play No. 3 Seattle Pacific in Thursday s first semifinal match at 4 p.m. The two teams have met in the finals of the GNAC Championships each of the last four seasons, with Western Washington owning a record in that stretch. In both ties, the Falcons defeated the Vikings in a shootout to earn the conference s automatic berth to the NCAA Division II Championships. The No. 1-seeded hosts will play No. 4 seed Northwest Nazarene in the second semifinal at 7 p.m. Concordia is in its second GNAC Championships, having lost in double overtime to Seattle Pacific in the 2015 semifinals. 3 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Oct. 31, 2017 #GNACWSOC

4 Around The GNAC CONCORDIA Earning its 11th-straight win on Saturday, Concordia knocked off defending GNAC and Division II national champion Western Washington 2-0 at Harrington field. With the win, the Cavaliers clinched their first GNAC regular-season school title in school history. They march into the GNAC Championships with the No. 1 seed. Concordia is averaging 2.18 goals per match while allowing just 0.63 goals per game. Gabrielle Ewing leads the team with a team-high eight goals and six assists. The Cavs have outscored GNAC opponents 30-2 this season and have recorded 10 shutouts during conference play. Goalkeeper Anna Miller has a 0.43 goals against average including a league-leading.870 save percentage in 14 starts. With its win at Western Washington, Concordia jumped back into the United Soccer Coaches Division II Rankings at No. 17. The Cavs are also No. 2 in the latest United Soccer Coaches Division II West Region Poll. For the second week in a row, Miller was named the GNAC Women s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week after her 12-save week. Her most important save, however, came in the ninth minute against the Vikings when she denied a WWU penalty kick to keep the match level. Cavs forward Quinn Williams picked up the GNAC Women s Soccer Offensive Player of the Week award with a three-goal performance in the regular season s final two games. She recorded two in CU s 6-1 win over Central Washington on Thursday and tallied the insurance goal to help the Cavs to a win over WWU. Appearing in the GNAC Championships for the second time in program history, the Cavs look to avenge its 2015 semifinal loss against Seattle Pacific in double overtime. They play host to No. 4-seeded Northwest Nazarene. NORTHWEST NAZARENE With 11 regular season and eight conference victories this season, Northwest Nazarene broke its singleseason win total that was previously set in Fourth-year head coach Mary Trigg has led the Nighthawks resurgence, winning more matches this season than the Nighthawks have won in the past three years combined. Their matchup this Thursday will be the first time in program history that NNU will appear in the GNAC Championships. A pair of attacking threats lead Northwest Nazarene as junior forward Madi Taylor and freshman forward Rikki Myers lead the team with seven goals each. Along with senior midfielder Anita Maryskova, Taylor has recorded five assists this season to rank tied for sixth in the GNAC with 19 points. Nighthawks goalkeeper Daniele Ortiz has been a big part of NNU s 2017 surge. The senior boasts a 0.88 goals against average and is third in the league with a.812 save percentage. She is in a three-way tie with Homer and Miller for most shutouts this season with eight. The defense has been superb, allowing just 15 goals all season. Northwest Nazarene will take on hosts and GNAC regular-season champion Concordia. In the teams previous meeting on Oct. 12, the Nighthawks fell 1-0 via a Cavaliers penalty kick goal in the 58th minute at Tuominen Yard. Despite being 0-4 all-time against the Cavaliers, the Nighthawks will look to carry the momentum gained at the end of their regular-season campaign, where they won their final three of four games to make the tournament. SEATTLE PACIFIC WESTERN WASHINGTON Falling 2-0 to Concordia last weekend, Western Washington saw its 39-game win and 40-game unbeaten streak come to an end. assists. Ending the season winning its final four of five games, Seattle Pacific edged Northwest Nazarene for the No. 3 seed on conference tiebreaker. Earning shutouts in three of their last four matches of the regular season, Seattle Pacific appears in the GNAC Championships for the sixth-consecutive season. Reeve leads the team with 10 goals and is tied for first in the GNAC with four-game winners. In five Championships appearances, the Falcons have made the finals four times and won the title on two occasions. In the past four finals, Seattle Pacific has met Western Washington for the conference s automatic bid to the Division II Championships. Of the four teams in the GNAC Championships, Seattle Pacific has played in the most overtime games (five) this season, going 3-2 in those contests. With 275 career saves and a.797 save percentage this season, the Falcons are led by their new career saves leader, senior goalkeeper Molly Stinson. Junior forward Kasey Reeve leads the team with 10 goals and is tied for first in the GNAC with five game-winners. A quartet of Falcons scorers has supported Reeve with four goals each. Sophia Chilczuk and Julia DeVere have recorded 11 and 10 points, respectively, while Simone Herzberg and Mickayla Mury each have nine points. The Falcons will take on familiar postseason foes, Western Washington, in the first round of the GNAC Championships on Thursday. The two teams have met in the finals of the GNAC Championships each of the last four seasons, with Western Washington owning a record in that stretch. In both ties, the Falcons defeated the Vikings in a shootout to earn the conference s automatic berth to the NCAA Division II Championships. The Vikings enter the GNAC Championships as the No. 2 seed for the first time in program history. They are led by junior forward Gabriela Pelogi, who is tied for first in the GNAC with 14 goals. Junior transfer Karli White is having an exceptional inaugural season in Vikings colors, ranking second in the GNAC with eight While the offense has scored a GNAC-leading 50 goals, it has been the Vikings defense that has impressed all season. Western Washington has recorded 11 shutouts and has limited GNAC opposition to just six goals this season. The WWU defense has been anchored by the exceptional play of goalkeeper Ashley Homer, who leads the GNAC with just five goals allowed and is second in the league with a.815 save percentage. Western Washington is fourth in Division II with 9.25 points per match and is seventh in scoring offense with 3.13 goals per game. The Vikings are fourth in the nation with 48 assists. The Vikings are No. 12 in the latest NCAA Division II West Region Poll. The Vikings lead all GNAC teams in shots (376), points (148), goals (50) and assists (48). Regular season champion the past five seasons, Western Washington will look to earn its third GNAC Championships title in six years. 4 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Oct. 31, 2017 #GNACWSOC

5 Season statistical rankings out of 275 NCAA Division II programs TEAM Stat Team Avg./Total Rank Goals Western Wash th Concordia rd Assists Western Wash th Concordia th Simon Fraser Points Western Wash th Concordia rd Simon Fraser th Scoring Offense Western Wash th Concordia th Goals-Against Avg. Western Wash rd Concordia nd Shutout Percentage Western Wash th Concordia nd Northwest Nazarene nd Won-Lost-Tied Pct. Western Wash..94 4th Concordia th Saves Per Match Saint Martin s th Assists Per Match Western Wash th Concordia th Simon Fraser th Points Per Match Western Wash th Concordia nd Simon Fraser th Online: GNAC IN THE UNITED SOCCER COACHES POLL Date CWU CU WWU Pre-Season RV Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 4 3rd Oct. 10 3rd Oct th 2nd Oct. 24 RV 2nd Oct th 12th Nov. 7 RV - Not ranked in top-25, but is among others receiving votes. GNAC IN THE UNITED SOCCER COACHES WEST REGION POLL Date CU SPU WWU Sept. 6 Sept. 12 6th Sept th 7th Sept. 26 9th 6th Oct. 3 6th 8th 3rd Oct. 10 N/A N/A N/A Oct. 17 4th Oct. 24 4th Oct. 31 2nd 3rd Nov. 7 GNAC In 2017 Division II Statistics National and Regional Polls UNITED SOCCER COACHES DIVISION II POLL TOP-25 Week 9 - Oct. 31, 2017 Rk School Prev. W-L-T 1 Central Missouri Carson-Newman UC San Diego Kutztown Quincy Adelphi Lee Colorado School Of Mines Grand Valley State Columbus State Mississippi Western Washington LIU Post Bemidji State Angelo State West Chester Concordia RV Flagler West Virginia Wesleyan Ohio Valley Minnesota State-Mankato North Alabama Sonoma State Nova Southeastern St. Edward s NR View Complete Poll Online INDIVIDUALS Stat Team Player Avg./Total Rank Points WWU Gabriela Pelogi SFU Emma Pringle th Points Per Match SFU Emma Pringle th WWU Gabriela Pelogi th WWU Karli White th Goals Per Match SFU Emma Pringle th WWU Gabriela Pelogi th Assists Per Match SFU Jenna Baxter 0.81 WWU Karli White th CU Gabrielle Ewing rd Game-Winners SPU Kasey Reeve th WWU Gabriela Pelogi th CU Gabrielle Ewing th NNU Rikki Myers rd Goals Against Avg. WWU Ashley Homer th CU Anna Miller th Saves Per Match SMU Alie Koehler th Save Percentage CU Anna Miller th UNITED SOCCER COACHES WEST REGION RANKINGS Week 9 - Oct. 31, 2017 Overall Rk School Conf. W-L-T 1. UC San Diego CCAA Concordia GNAC Western Washington GNAC Sonoma State CCAA Cal Baptist PacWest Chico State CCAA Cal State LA CCAA Cal Poly Pomona CCAA Fresno Pacific PacWest San Francisco State CCAA NCAA DIVISION II WEST REGION RANKINGS Week 1 - Oct. 18, 2017 Overall Rk School Conf. W-L-T 1. UC San Diego CCAA Sonoma State CCAA Western Washington GNAC Chico State CCAA Cal Poly Pomona CCAA Cal State LA CCAA Stanislaus State CCAA Concordia GNAC GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Oct. 31, 2017 #GNACWSOC

6 GNAC Team Statistics SHOTS 1. Western Washington Concordia Central Washington Seattle Pacific Simon Fraser Northwest Nazarene MSU Billings Western Oregon Saint Martin s POINTS 1. Western Washington Concordia Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Central Washington MSU Billings Western Oregon Saint Martin s GOALS 1. Western Washington Concordia Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Central Washington MSU Billings Western Oregon Saint Martin s GOALS PER GAME 1. Western Washington Concordia Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Central Washington MSU Billings Western Oregon Saint Martin s ASSISTS 1. Western Washington Concordia Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Central Washington Western Oregon MSU Billings Saint Martin s ASSISTS PER GAME 1. Western Washington Concordia Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Central Washington Western Oregon MSU Billings Saint Martin s GOALS ALLOWED 1. Western Washington Concordia Northwest Nazarene Seattle Pacific Simon Fraser MSU Billings Western Oregon Central Washington Saint Martin s GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE ## Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg 1. Western Washington : Concordia : Northwest Nazarene : Seattle Pacific : MSU Billings : Simon Fraser : Western Oregon : Central Washington : Saint Martin s : SAVES 1. Saint Martin s Central Washington MSU Billings Western Oregon Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Concordia Western Washington SHUTOUTS ## Team GPShutouts Avg/G 1. Western Washington Concordia Northwest Nazarene Seattle Pacific Simon Fraser Western Oregon Central Washington MSU Billings Saint Martin s GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Oct. 31, 2017 #GNACWSOC

7 GNAC Individual Statistics SHOTS 1. Pelogi,Gabriela-WWU NolTe, Mackenzie-CWU Pringle,Emma-SFU White,Karli-WWU Reeve,Kasey-SPU Ewing,Gabrielle-CU Lowe, Whitney-CWU Van Steenberge,S.-CU Myers,Rikki-NNU Baxter,Jenna-SFU Butterfield,Sophia-WWU Myers,Megan-CU POINTS ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G 1. Pelogi,Gabriela-WWU Pringle,Emma-SFU White,Karli-WWU Reeve,Kasey-SPU Ewing,Gabrielle-CU NolTe, Mackenzie-CWU Taylor,Madi-NNU Larson,Liv-WWU Baxter,Jenna-SFU Myers,Rikki-NNU Van Steenberge,S.-CU GOALS 1. Pringle,Emma-SFU Pelogi,Gabriela-WWU Reeve,Kasey-SPU NolTe, Mackenzie-CWU White,Karli-WWU Ewing,Gabrielle-CU Taylor,Madi-NNU Myers,Rikki-NNU Larson,Liv-WWU Van Steenberge,S.-CU Williams,Quinn-CU ASSISTS 1. Baxter,Jenna-SFU White,Karli-WWU Erhardsen,Katelyn-SFU Ewing,Gabrielle-CU Larson,Liv-WWU Maack,Malia-WWU Pelogi,Gabriela-WWU Taylor,Madi-NNU Maryskova,Anita-NNU Lowe, Whitney-CWU GAME-WINNING GOALS 1. Reeve,Kasey-SPU Pelogi,Gabriela-WWU Ewing,Gabrielle-CU Myers,Rikki-NNU White,Karli-WWU Pringle,Emma-SFU Radcliffe,Kyra-CU GOALS AGAINST AVG ## Player-Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg 1. Homer,Ashley-WWU : Miller,Anna-CU : Ortiz,Daniele-NNU : Stinson,Molly-SPU : Harder,Erinn-MSUB : Sandhu,Priya-SFU : Kastelic,Caitlin-WOU : Holt, Emily-CWU : Koehler,Ali-SMU : SAVES 1. Koehler,Ali-SMU Kastelic,Caitlin-WOU Holt, Emily-CWU Harder,Erinn-MSUB Stinson,Molly-SPU Sandhu,Priya-SFU Ortiz,Daniele-NNU Miller,Anna-CU Christensen,Sara-SMU Delgadillo,Lili-MSUB Homer,Ashley-WWU SHUTOUTS ## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G 1. Ortiz,Daniele-NNU Miller,Anna-CU Homer,Ashley-WWU Sandhu,Priya-SFU Kastelic,Caitlin-WOU Stinson,Molly-SPU Holt, Emily-CWU Peth,Shannon-CU Koehler,Ali-SMU Harder,Erinn-MSUB Sholtz,Chloe-NNU GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Oct. 31, 2017 #GNACWSOC

8 GNAC Individual/Team High Statistics Team Game Highs GOALS 8 Simon Fraser vs Saint Martin s (10/26/17) 7 Western Washington at Holy Names (09/02/17) 7 Western Washington vs Western Oregon (09/16/17) ASSISTS 8 Western Washington vs Western Oregon (09/16/17) 7 Concordia vs Central Washington (10/26/17) 7 Simon Fraser vs Saint Martin s (10/26/17) SHOTS 42 Western Washington vs Western Oregon (09/16/17) 37 Western Washington vs Saint Martin s (10/10/17) POINTS 23 Simon Fraser vs Saint Martin s (10/26/17) 22 Western Washington vs Western Oregon (09/16/17) SAVES 13 Central Washington vs Western Washington (09/28/17) 13 Saint Martin s vs Concordia (10/05/17) 13 MSU Billings vs Concordia (10/14/17) Individual Game Highs POINTS 7 Pelogi,Gabriela (Western Washington) at Holy Names (09/02/17) 7 Wright,Alycia (MSU Billings) vs Simon Fraser (10/05/17) GOALS 3 Pelogi,Gabriela (Western Washington) at Holy Names (09/02/17) 3 Nolte,Mackenzie (Central Washington) vs Fresno Pacific (09/14/17) 3 Pringle,Emma (Simon Fraser) at Central Washington (09/23/17) 3 Wright,Alycia (MSU Billings) vs Simon Fraser (10/05/17) 3 Reeve,Kasey (Seattle Pacific) at Saint Martin s (10/14/17) 3 Pelogi,Gabriela (Western Washington) vs Central Washington (10/21/17) ASSISTS 3 Maryskova,Anita (Northwest Nazarene) at MSU Billings (09/28/17) 3 Baxter,Jenna (Simon Fraser) at Saint Martin s (09/28/17) 3 Baxter,Jenna (Simon Fraser) vs Central Washington (10/14/17) SHOTS 9 Pringle,Emma (Simon Fraser) at Saint Martin s (09/28/17) 9 Pelogi,Gabriela (Western Washington) at MSU Billings (09/30/17) 9 Nolte,Mackenzie (Central Washington) at Saint Martin s (09/30/17) 9 Butterfield,Sophia (Western Washington) vs Saint Martin s (10/10/17) SAVES 13 Holt,Emily (Central Washington) vs Western Washington (09/28/17) 13 Koehler,Ali (Saint Martin s) vs Concordia (10/05/17) 8 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Oct. 31, 2017 #GNACWSOC