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1 Sept. 7, 2015 Week GNAC Women s Soccer Standings GNAC Overall Pts. W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Central Washington Won 2 Concordia Won 2 Seattle Pacific Won 2 Western Oregon Won 2 Simon Fraser Won 1 Western Washington Won 1 Northwest Nazarene Won 1 Saint Martin s Lost 1 Montana St. Billings Lost 2 Contact: Jared Pine, Media Relations Assistant jpine@gnacsports.com #GNACWSOC in #HomeCooking GNAC schools are a perfect 6-0 so far this season at home and a perfect 8-0 at GNAC sites thanks to Seattle Pacific s two shutout victories at Concordia against CCAA squads. Both Western Washington and Concordia are unbeaten in their last 34 home games each. #GoldenGoal Maddie Krauss scored the game-winning goal in SPU s 1-0 victory over Dixie State with exactly one minute left in the final minute of the second overtime of the season opener. LAST WEEK S GAMES Thurs., Sept. 1 Central Washington 2, San Francisco State 1 Colorado Christian 2, Montana St. Billings 1 Saint Martin s 2, Cal State Los Angeles 1 George Fox 1, Western Oregon 0 Seattle Pacific 1, Humboldt State 0 (2OT) Stanislaus St. 3, Northwest Nazarene 1 Western Washington 0, Sonoma State 0 (2OT) Concordia 2, Dixie State 0 Fri., Sept. 2 Simon Fraser 2, Academy of Art 0 Sat., Sept. 3 Western State (Colo.) 1, MSU Billings 0 (OT) Seattle Pacific 1, Dixie State 0 Central Washington 1, Sonoma State 0 Cal State East Bay 1, Northwest Nazarene 0 Concordia 1, Humboldt State 0 Sun., Sept. 4 Western Washington 3, Academy of Art 0 Tues., Sept. 6 Northwest Nazarene 3, Warner Pacific 2 THIS WEEK S GAMES Wed., Sept. 7 Western Oregon 1, Academy of Art 0 Seattle Pacific at Chico State 7:00 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 8 Hawaii Hilo vs. Central Washington 12:00 p.m. Metro State at Western Washington 1:00 p.m. Notre Dame de Namur at Saint Martin s 3:30 p.m. San Francisco State at MSU Billings 5:00 p.m. Simon Fraser at Cal State Los Angeles 6:00 p.m. Fri., Sept. 9 Western Oregon at Stanislaus State 7:00 p.m. Sat., Sept. 10 Dominican vs. Central Washington 10:00 a.m. Simon Fraser at CSU Dominguez Hills 12:00 p.m. CSU East Bay vs. Concordia 1:00 p.m. Hawaii Hilo at Northwest Nazarene 3:00 p.m. Mary at MSU Billings 3:00 p.m. Notre Name de Namur at Western Washington 4:00 p.m. Metro State at Seattle Pacific 7:00 p.m. Sun., Sept. 11 Saint Martin s at Westminster 12:30 p.m. Western Oregon vs. Fresno Pacific 2:00 p.m. * - denotes GNAC games All start times local to game site. #Impenetrable Olivia Brock has been at her best in September, producing 453:53 shutout minutes in September matches going back to last season. She registered a scoreless half in both Cavalier victories. #FeelingRegular Seattle Pacific has scored a goal in each of its last 11 regular season games, which have all resulted in either a win or tie for the Falcons. #ComingInHot Seven of nine GNAC squads enter the second week of the season on a winning streak and six of the teams have yet to lose a match at all this season. #CaliforniaDreaming Central Washington was the first team to record a win this season, beating San Francisco State 2-1 and then defeated No. 24 Sonoma State 1-0. Get Social Twitter Accounts/Hashtags for GNAC Football Programs #GNACWSOC C. #ProtectTheShield MSU #MSUBWSoc NW #GoNNUCrusaders 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 Emma Pringle, Simon Fraser F 5-8 Freshman North Vancouver, B.C. Pringle had a great start to her collegiate career, scoring both goals for Simon Fraser in their 2-0 shutout of Academy of Art on Thursday. Both goals came in the second half as the Clan outshot the Urban Knights Also Nominated: Ashley Cook-Cox (Northwest Nazarene), Kelli Bannerman (Saint Martin s), Hailey Berg (Western Oregon), Sydney Van Steenberge (Concordia), Jessica Haga (Central Washington). DEFENSE Molly Stinson, Seattle Pacific GK 6-0 Junior Woodinville, Wash. Stinson posted a pair of shutouts as the Falcons went 2-0 in Portland this weekend. She made four saves in 109 minutes of action in Thursday s 1-0 double-overtime win over Humboldt State and added four stops in Saturday s 1-0 win over Dixie State. Also Nominated: Ashley Homer (Western Washington), Daniele Ortiz (Northwest Nazarene), Taylor Gersch (Saint Martin s), Caitlyn Kastelic (Western Oregon), Ana Delgadillo (Concordia), Lili Delgadillo (Montana State Billings), Emily Holt (Central Washington). Past GNAC Players of the Week Date Offense Defense Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Emma Pringle (SFU) Molly Stinson (SPU) Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. 2 Oct. 3-9 Oct Oct Oct Complete Player of the Week releases are available online at GNACSports.com. GNAC Milestone Tracker Hannah Huesers (SPU) - The Falcon scored the game-winning goal in SPU s 1-0 win against Dixie State. It was her 36th career goal. The 2015 GNAC Offensive Player of the Year now needs 13 more goals to break the all-time conference record. Huessers now has 79 career points, moving up to 16th most in GNAC history, surpassing Seattle Pacific alum Megan Lienhard. Among Falcons in the GNAC top 20 for points, Huessers now ranks seventh. The game-winning goal was the 11th game-winner of her career, becoming the 10th player in GNAC history to do so. Olivia Brock (CU) - Olivia Brock played 90 minutes, saved three shots and didn t allow any goals in Concordia s two shutout wins at home. Brock now has a.908 save percentage, improving on what was already a conference record. Her goals against average also dropped down to.497, placing Brock at fourth in conference history in the category. Daniele Ortiz (NNU) - Through three games, Ortiz has recorded 19 saves to reach 252 career saves. The Crusader become the 14th player in conference history to reach 250 saves. Ortiz has led the conference in saves in each of the last two seasons, and her 19 saves lead the conference so far. Seattle Pacific - The Falcons have scored a goal in each of their last 11 regular season matches and as a result have gone during that span. Meanwhile, Seattle Pacific has shutout its opponents six times during that stretch. The Falcons have shutout their opponents in each of their last five regular season matches and has an active streak of 495:16 shutout minutes in regular season matches. Western Washington - The Vikings opened their seaon at home with a 3-0 win agianst Academy of Art, which was the team s 13th consecutive win at home and improved WWU s unbeaten streak at home to 34 matches, which is just 10 shy of the record set by Seattle Pacific in The Vikings have also won or tied all of its last 19 contests against teams within the West Region, including a 0-0 tie against No. 24 Sonoma State in the season opener. Concordia - The Cavaliers have won nine out of 10 home matches since joining the GNAC and are unbeaten in all 10. Before joining the GNAC, Concordia was already on a 24-match unbeaten streak at home, meaning the streak is now at a total of 34, including the NAIA matches. Montana State Billings - The Yellowjackets have won both of their last two contests in Billings, Montana last season. MSU Billings will look to continue that winning streak on the Yellowjacket Soccer Field as it welcomes San Francisco State for the squad s home opener. San Francisco State defeated the Yellowjackets 2-1 last season in the Golden Gate City. 2 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Sept. 7, 2016 #GNACWSOC

3 Around The GNAC CENTRAL WASHINGTON Central Washington won its first two games of the season, which is the first 2-0 start in program history in a decade. The last time the team started 2-0 was in 2006 when the Wildcats beat Evergreen State and Northwest. After Sonoma State tied Western Washington, Central Washington pulled off a 1-0 upset against the No. 24 team in the nation in the preseason rankings. It s the team s first win over a ranked opponent since a 3-1 win over then No. 6 Seattle Pacific in The Wildcats scored three goals by three different players in the two wins with Jessica Haga, Keilin Farrand and Emily Seelbach. Farrand has a team-high three points and five shots. She scored the first goal of the season against San Francisco State, shooting from outside of the box for an unassisted goal to tie the game at 1-1. She then assisted the game-winning goal against Sonoma State. Central Washington won two games against CCAA schools, which was the best of any GNAC squad. The rest of the GNAC went against the CCAA with the other two CCAA wins coming from Seattle Pacific and Concordia both beating Humboldt State. Emily Holt allowed a goal 15 minutes into the season, but since then has been perfect, recording 15 saves and a shutout against Sonoma State. Of all the players in the conference with double-digit saves, Holt has the highest save percentage at.938 through 180 minutes of play. After not being ranked regionally last year by the NSCAA, the Wildcats are ranked fourth after the first week of the season. CONCORDIA conference. For the fifth year in a row, the Cavaliers start the season with a pair of wins, shutting out Dixie State and Humboldt State. Concordia is now in non-conference play since joining the GNAC for the start of the 2015 season. The Cavaliers are unbeaten in all 12 matches played at Tuominen Yard since joining the conference. Including NAIA competition, that streak is now at 34 games, which is tied for the longest active streak in the Anna Miller started both games at goalkeeper, while Olivia Brock came in for the second half both times. The two keepers combined for two shutouts and a total of 180 shutout minutes. Brock had three saves, boosting her career save percentage to.908 which remains an all-time GNAC record. She also now ranks fourth in goals against average at.497 in her career. Both Kayla Braunthal and Mallory Flatebo have only taken one shot all season and both shots that they took resulted in goals and Flatebo s goal was the gamewinner against Humboldt State. The Concordia defensive line has make the goalkeepers job easy so far this year only allowing four shots on frame through the first two games. That is the least shots on goal allowed of any team that has played multiple games this season. Concordia hits the road for the first time this season on the weekend, going to Seattle, Wash. to play against Cal State East Bay. MONTANA STATE BILLINGS The Yellowjackets dropped a pair in Colorado to open the season. This is the first time since joining the conference in 2007 that MSU Billings has lost consecutive non-conference matches. In their previous nine seasons as members of the GNAC, the Yellowjackets have gone in nonconference play with a winning record all nine years. Montana State Billings will play three more nonconference games, which are all in Billings, Mont. The Yellowjackets will have to win all three to maintain their streak of seasons with a winning record against non-conference opponents. MSU Billings went at home last year and each of its next five matches will be played at the Yellowjacket Soccer Field. NORTHWEST NAZARENE The Crusaders snapped an eight-match losing streak with a 3-2 win on Tuesday against Warner Pacific, becoming the seventh GNAC squad to earn a victory this season. Northwest Nazarene has scored a conference-best four goals this season and all four goals have been scored by four different players: Kayla Williams, Madi Taylor, Emily Wilkins and Ashley Cook-Cox, who also has an assist. Wilkens scored the game-winning goal in the win against Warner Pacific. NNU won five matches last year and three of them were in non-conference play. So far this year, the team is 1-2 in conference play. Daniele Ortiz has a conference-best 19 saves this season and also had a goalless stretch of 90 minutes and 16 seconds. She also shutout Warner Pacific in the second half to allow the Crusaders to come back from a 1-2 deficit. Cook-Cox is one of only three players in the conference to both score and assist a goal. The assist came on Wilkens game-winning goal. SAINT MARTIN S The Saints led 1-0 against Cal State LA, which was picked to finish third in the CCAA, before the Golden Eagles came back with two goals in a row for a 2-1 comeback victory. Kelli Bannerman scored the opening goal. It was the senior s 17th career goal, giving her a total of 37 career points. She now ranks 70th in conference history for points and 51st in goals. The Saints are now in season openers since defeating Cal State San Bernardino in On Thursday, SMU will play its home opener against Notre Dame de Namur. In 2015, all three games that the Saints won were at home. The Saints will also open conference play at home this week against Concordia on Tuesday. 3 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Sept. 7, 2016 #GNACWSOC

4 SEATTLE PACIFIC Seattle Pacific started the season with two shutout victories. The Falcons achieved the same accomplishment last season. The last time SPU started two consecutive seasons with two shutout victories was Both years, the Falcons finished as conference champions. In 2009, Seattle Pacific started the season with 10 consecutive shutouts. Maddie Krauss scored the golden goal in Seattle Pacific s 1-0 victory over Humboldt State. The goal was scored with exactly a minute left in the final overtime period. Hannah Huesers scored the other game-winning goal for Seattle Pacific, which was against Dixie State. With the goal, the senior became the 10th player in conference history to score 11 career game-winners. Goalkeeper Molly Stinson has a conference-best eight saves among the six keepers that have yet to allow a goal this season. She has now recorded shutouts in five consecutive regular season games. The Falcons have played the most physical brand of soccer, fouling 34 times in two games. However, not a single yellow card has been issed to SPU. Seattle Pacific has taken 11 corner kicks this season for an average of 5.5 per match, which leads the conference. SIMON FRASER The Clan did not allow a single shot on goal in its season-opening win against Academy of Art and only allowed two shots in total. Every other team in the conference has allowed at least four shots on goal this season. SFU took 27 shots and 13 of them were on frame. Simon Fraser scored two goals in its only game of the week and is the only team that is averaging at least two goals per game at this point. SFU recorded three goals in the win, which is tied for the most assists in the conference, but each of the four other teams with three assists have already played at least two games. Emma Pringle took 13 shots in the season opener, while no other player in the conference has even taken double-digit shots in the entire first week of the season. Pringle was also the only player to score multiple goals this week. Allyson and Christina Dickson both had assists in the victory and Jenna Baxter was also credited with an assist on the second goal of the game. After defeating a California team in Canada, Simon Fraser will go to Canada for a three-game trip to play Cal State LA, Cal State Dominguez Hills and Concordia-Irvine. All of Simon Fraser s first four opponents are schools from California. Last year, Simon Fraser didn t play any California schools. Prior to the win against Academy of Art, Simon Fraser had lost all six of its previous meetings wtih California programs in this decade. Around The GNAC WESTERN OREGON The Wolves defeated George Fox in their season opener for their second consecutive win going back to last season. It s the second time in a row that WOU has won the season opener with a shutout. Taylor Higa scored the game-winning goal early in the second half off a pass from the right side by Allison Sprecher. Caitlyn Kastelic recorded seven saves in the shutout of her collegiate debut. She backed that up with another shutout with six saves against Academy of Art. Western Oregon started a three-game series spread over five days in California with a win against Academy of Art, 1-0. They will next play Stanislaus State and Fresno Pacific. Higa became the second player in the GNAC to score twice in the season, scoring directly off a free kick for the only goal in the win against Academy of Art. WESTERN WASHINGTON Western Washington was shutout in a scoreless tie in the season opener. It was the first time in 24 matches that the Vikings had been shutout, which was 10 games away from the record of 34 consecutive games not being shutout set by Seattle Pacific in Western Washington is ranked second in the West Region after the first week. The Vikings won the West Region last year and are unbeaten in their last 19 matches against regional opponents. WWU defeated Academy of Art 3-0 in its home opener, which was the team s 13th consecutive win at home and improves the Vikings unbeaten streak at home to 34 going back to The conference record for an unbeaten streak at home is 44 by Seattle Pacific in The Vikings lead the conference in shots with 52, including 15 in their scoreless tie with Sonoma State in which four were on goal. Against Academy of Art, WWU put 18 shots on goal and took 37 shots overall. Ashley Homer is tied for the conference lead in shutouts and has the most shutout minutes of at exactly 200. Homer saved all five shots on goal in her first week playing for the Vikings after transferring in 2014 and redshirting last season. Emily Bunnell, Annaliese Laurila and Liv Larson all scored the first goals of their career in the 3-0 win against Academy of Art. Larson is a true freshman, while the other two are redshirt freshmen. Concordia women s soccer celebrating a goal in its 2-0 victory against Dixie State. 4 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Sept. 7, 2016 #GNACWSOC

5 2015 season statistical rankings out of 258 NCAA Division II programs TEAM Stat Team Avg./Total Rank Goals Western Wash th Seattle Pacific 35 65th Assists Western Wash. 48 8th Central Wash th Seattle Pacific 28 55th Northwest Nazarene 23 79th Points Western Wash th Seattle Pacific 98 61st Central Wash th Scoring Offense Western Wash th Seattle Pacific th Goals-Against Avg. Western Wash th Seattle Pacific th Mont. St. Billings th Western Ore st Shutout Percentage Western Wash th Won-Lost-Tied Pct. Western Wash nd Seattle Pacific st Save Percentage Western Wash th Saves Per Match Northwest Nazarene rd Assists Per Match Western Wash th Central Wash th Points Per Match Western Wash th Online: GNAC IN THE NSCAA POLL Date WWU SPU Pre-Season 3rd RV Sept. 5 9th Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 7 RV - Not ranked in top-25, but is among others receiving votes. GNAC IN THE NSCAA WEST REGION POLL Date WWU CWU CU SPU Sept. 5 2nd 4th 6th 7th Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 7 GNAC In 2015 Division II Statistics National & Regional Polls NSCAA DIVISION II POLL TOP-25 Week 1 Rk School Prev. Record 1 Columbus State Grand Valley State Bridgeport Central Missouri East Stroudsburg NR Colorado Mines UC San Diego NR Bellarmine Western Washington Carson-Newman Adelphi Barry Winona State NR Texas A&M Commerce NR Edinboro NR Rollins NR North Georgia Palm Beach Atlantic NR Minnesota State-Mankato West Virginia Wesleyan LIU Post NR Lee NR Ashland NR Chico State NR Embry-Riddle (Fla.) NR View Complete Poll Online INDIVIDUALS Stat Team Player Avg./Total Rank Points Per Match SPU Hannah Huesers th Goals Per Match SPU Hannah Huesers th WWU Catherine Miles th Assists Per Match WWU Savanna Moorehouse th NNU Ashley Cook-Cox th CWU Mackenzie Nolte th SFU Katelyn Erhardsen st WWU Stephanie Hamilton st Game-Winners WWU Catherine Miles 6 16th WWU Gabriela Pelogi 5 28th SFU Olivia Aguiar 4 50th SPU Isabel Farrell 4 50th WWU Caitlyn Jobanek 4 50th SPU Laura Moore 4 50th MSUB Alycia Wright 4 50th Goals Against Avg. WWU Ashley Haden th SPU Molly Stinson th MSUB Chloe Hopps th WOU Lindsey Mabinuori th Saves Per Match NNU Daniele Ortiz th Save Percentage WWU Ashley Haden th SPU Molly Stinson th WOU Lindsey Mabinuori rd Goalkeeper Minutes WWU Ashley Haden 1996:40 11th SPU Molly Stinson 1878:04 24th NSCAA WEST REGION RANKINGS WEEK 8 Overall Rk Team W-L-T 1 UC San Diego Western Washington Chico State Central Washington Stanislaus St Concordia Seattle Pacific Point Loma Concordia-Irvine Cal State Monterey Bay View Complete Poll Online 5 GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Sept. 7, 2016 #GNACWSOC

6 GNAC Team Statistics SHOTS 1. Western Washington Northwest Nazarene Concordia (Ore.) Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific MSU Billings Western Oregon Central Washington Saint Martin s POINTS 1. Northwest Nazarene Concordia (Ore.) Western Washington Central Washington Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Saint Martin s Western Oregon MSU Billings GOALS 1. Northwest Nazarene Western Washington Central Washington Concordia (Ore.) Seattle Pacific Simon Fraser Western Oregon Saint Martin s MSU Billings GOALS PER GAME 1. Simon Fraser Western Washington Concordia (Ore.) Central Washington Northwest Nazarene Saint Martin s Western Oregon Seattle Pacific MSU Billings ASSISTS 1. Simon Fraser Western Washington Concordia (Ore.) Central Washington Northwest Nazarene Western Oregon Saint Martin s MSU Billings Seattle Pacific ASSISTS PER GAME 1. Simon Fraser Western Washington Central Washington Concordia (Ore.) Saint Martin s Western Oregon Northwest Nazarene MSU Billings Seattle Pacific GOALS ALLOWED 1. Simon Fraser Western Washington Western Oregon Concordia (Ore.) Seattle Pacific Central Washington Saint Martin s MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE ## Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg 1. Simon Fraser : Western Washington : Western Oregon : Concordia (Ore.) : Seattle Pacific : Central Washington : MSU Billings : Saint Martin s : Northwest Nazarene : SAVES 1. Northwest Nazarene Central Washington MSU Billings Seattle Pacific Western Oregon Western Washington Concordia (Ore.) Saint Martin s Simon Fraser SHUTOUTS ## Team GP Shutouts Avg/G 1. Seattle Pacific Concordia (Ore.) Western Washington Western Oregon Simon Fraser Central Washington Saint Martin s MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Sept. 7, 2016 #GNACWSOC

7 SHOTS 1. Pringle,Emma-SFU Larson,Olivia-WWU Jobanek,Caitlyn-WWU Oak,Jen-WWU Pelogi,Gabriela-WWU Taylor, Madi-NNU Heer,Monpreet-SFU Krauss,Maddie-SPU Wolfe,Kylee-MSUB Iacolucci,Alexa-MSUB Wilkins, Emily-NNU SHOTS PER GAME 1. Pringle,Emma-SFU Heer,Monpreet-SFU Larson,Olivia-WWU Oak,Jen-WWU Jobanek,Caitlyn-WWU Higa,Taylor-WOU Alexander,Dacia-WOU Pelogi,Gabriela-WWU Wolfe,Kylee-MSUB Krauss,Maddie-SPU Iacolucci,Alexa-MSUB Lindsay,Joslin-SMU Dickson,Christina-SFU POINTS ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G 1. Pringle,Emma-SFU Van Steenberge,S.-CU Farrand,Keilin-CWU Cook-Cox, Ashley-NNU Bonnell,Emily-WWU Bannerman,Kelli-SMU Higa,Taylor-WOU Lubieniecki,Dana-MSUB Seelbach,Emily-CWU Huesers,Hannah-SPU Larson,Olivia-WWU Krauss,Maddie-SPU Braunthal,Kayla-CU Laurila,Annaliese-WWU Flatebo,Mallory-CU Haga,Jessica-CWU Williams, Kayla-NNU Taylor, Madi-NNU Wilkins, Emily-NNU POINTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G 1. Pringle,Emma-SFU Bannerman,Kelli-SMU Higa,Taylor-WOU Bonnell,Emily-WWU Farrand,Keilin-CWU Van Steenberge,S.-CU Cook-Cox, Ashley-NNU Seelbach,Emily-CWU Lubieniecki,Dana-MSUB Huesers,Hannah-SPU Larson,Olivia-WWU Braunthal,Kayla-CU Laurila,Annaliese-WWU Flatebo,Mallory-CU Haga,Jessica-CWU Krauss,Maddie-SPU GNAC Individual Statistics GOALS 1. Pringle,Emma-SFU Bannerman,Kelli-SMU Higa,Taylor-WOU Bonnell,Emily-WWU Van Steenberge,S.-CU Farrand,Keilin-CWU Haga,Jessica-CWU Flatebo,Mallory-CU Laurila,Annaliese-WWU Braunthal,Kayla-CU Larson,Olivia-WWU Huesers,Hannah-SPU Lubieniecki,Dana-MSUB Seelbach,Emily-CWU Krauss,Maddie-SPU Wilkins, Emily-NNU Taylor, Madi-NNU Williams, Kayla-NNU Cook-Cox, Ashley-NNU GOALS PER GAME 1. Pringle,Emma-SFU Bannerman,Kelli-SMU Higa,Taylor-WOU Bonnell,Emily-WWU Braunthal,Kayla-CU Larson,Olivia-WWU Laurila,Annaliese-WWU Huesers,Hannah-SPU Krauss,Maddie-SPU Seelbach,Emily-CWU Lubieniecki,Dana-MSUB Van Steenberge,S.-CU Farrand,Keilin-CWU Haga,Jessica-CWU Flatebo,Mallory-CU ASSISTS 1. Sprecher,Allison-WOU Baxter,Jenna-SFU Dickson,Christina-SFU Massee,Sara-SMU Dickson,Allyson-SFU Ewing,Gabrielle-CU Lowe,Whitney-CWU Russell,Erin-WWU Roggow,Mariah-WWU Farrand,Keilin-CWU Van Steenberge,S.-CU Eckler,Bobbi-CU Webster,Emily-WWU Bohnett,Allie-CWU Jenkins, Sarah-NNU Cook-Cox, Ashley-NNU Felzien, Brooke-NNU ASSISTS PER GAME 1. Baxter,Jenna-SFU Dickson,Christina-SFU Massee,Sara-SMU Dickson,Allyson-SFU Sprecher,Allison-WOU GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Sept. 7, 2016 #GNACWSOC

8 GNAC Individual Statistics GAME-WINNING GOALS 1. Higa,Taylor-WOU Pringle,Emma-SFU Huesers,Hannah-SPU Van Steenberge,S.-CU Laurila,Annaliese-WWU Flatebo,Mallory-CU Haga,Jessica-CWU Krauss,Maddie-SPU Seelbach,Emily-CWU Wilkins, Emily-NNU GOALS AGAINST AVG ## Player-Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg 1. Sandhu,Priya-SFU : Kastelic,Caitlyn-WOU : Homer,Ashley-WWU : Stinson,Molly-SPU : Miller,Anna-CU : Brock,Olivia-CU : Holt,Emily-CWU : Delgadillo,Lili-MSUB : Kohler,Ali-SMU : Ortiz, Daniele-NNU : Game Highs INDIVIDUAL POINTS 4 Pringle,Emma (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (09/02/16) GOALS 2 Pringle,Emma (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (09/02/16) SHOTS 13 Pringle,Emma (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (09/02/16) 9 Larson,Olivia (Western Washington) vs Academy of Art (09/04/16) SAVES 9 Holt, Emily (Central Washington) at Sonoma State (09/03/16) 8 Delgadillo,Lili (MSU Billings) at Western State (Colo) (09/03/16) TEAM POINTS 9 Western Washington vs Academy of Art (09/04/16) 8 Northwest Nazarene vs Warner Pacific (09/06/16) GOALS 3 Western Washington vs Academy of Art (09/04/16) 3 Northwest Nazarene vs Warner Pacific (09/06/16) ASSISTS 3 Simon Fraser vs Academy of Art (09/02/16) 3 Western Washington vs Academy of Art (09/04/16) SHOTS 37 Western Washington vs Academy of Art (09/04/16) 29 Northwest Nazarene vs Warner Pacific (09/06/16) SAVES 9 Central Washington at Sonoma State (09/03/16) 8 MSU Billings at Western State (Colo) (09/03/16) SAVE PERCENTAGE ## Player-Team GP Saves GA SavePct 1. Stinson,Molly-SPU Kastelic,Caitlyn-WOU Brock,Olivia-CU Miller,Anna-CU Homer,Ashley-WWU Holt,Emily-CWU Delgadillo,Lili-MSUB Ortiz, Daniele-NNU Kohler,Ali-SMU Sandhu,Priya-SFU SAVES 1. Ortiz, Daniele-NNU Holt,Emily-CWU Delgadillo,Lili-MSUB Stinson,Molly-SPU Kastelic,Caitlyn-WOU Homer,Ashley-WWU SHUTOUTS ## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G 1. Homer,Ashley-WWU Stinson,Molly-SPU Sandhu,Priya-SFU Kastelic,Caitlyn-WOU Holt,Emily-CWU SAVE PERCENTAGE ## Player-Team GP Saves GA Save% 1. Brock,Olivia-CU Haden,Ashley-WWU Williams,Sydney-CWU Stinson,Molly-SPU Mabinuori,Lindsey-WOU Hopps,Chloe-MSUB Ortiz,Daniele-NNU White,Amanda-CWU Tejada,Nicole-WOU Sandhu,Priya-SFU GNAC Women s Soccer Weekly Report Sept. 7, 2016 #GNACWSOC