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Freshman goalkeeper Riley Travis shatters the Seattle Pacific single-game record with 16 saves in backstopping a 0-0 draw at Chico State. Travis faces the Wildcats' 31-shot barrage to extend the season-opening scoreless run to 290 minutes. She surpasses the previous record, set by Molly Stinson in 2016, by three saves.
Ivo Ceschi's brace is the difference as the University of Washington club beats Washington State counterparts, 3-1, at Pullman. The Huskies sweep their eastern trip, having also won at Whitworth, 3-1.
A huge crowd estimated at more than 8,000 jams into Upper Woodland to witness the battle for first place in the Northwestern League. Todd Dry Dock, behind a goal and assist from Rudy Dernac, trims Electro Dentists, 2-1.
Amanda Perez deals the decisive blow in Washington's rare win over 25th-ranked Portland, 3-2 at Merlo Field. Kate Bennett's second goal gives UW its first lead in the 39th minute. Bennett then serves a cross for Perez to head home in the 80th minute. The Pilots had dominated the series, 23-3-2, not losing to the Huskies since 2010.
For the third year in a row Seattle Pacific and Alabama A&M are pitted against one another in the NCAA Division II tournament, and the Bulldogs avenge their loss in the 1978 final. AA&M scores 42 seconds into overtime of the semifinal to win 1-0, in Miami, as Segun Areke squeezes his header past Sergio Soriano. AA&M proceeds to win its second crown in three years, and finish among the D1 top four the next two years. SPU wins the consolation final on Chris Hellenkamp's penalty kick in the second overtime vs. Southern Connecticut.
Seattle United becomes the first youth club to partner with both the Seattle Reign and Sounders academies.