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Oct. 11, 2009

Box Score

Box Score

SEATTLE - Ashley Johnson and Tiara Pittman scored second half goals and Washington State posted a 3-2 win at Seattle in nonconference women's soccer, Sunday.

Maggie Dougher added a first half goal, the first of her collegiate career, for the Cougars (8-3-1). WSU's three goal scorers entered the match with three goals combined this season.

"Something that has been good about our season is the balanced way we have scored goals and today was a testament to that," Cougar Head Coach Matt Potter said. "It was a big emotional and physical game Friday night (against Washington) and to come back today with a win in a tough environment on Seattle's Senior Day speaks to the character of our team."

Dougher put WSU on top 1-0 in the 18th minute with a goal from the right side on an assist from Elysse Van Leer. Seattle (5-9-1) tied the match on a Jordan Salisbury header off a corner kick in the 32nd minute.

The match remained deadlocked 1-1 until the 71st minute when Johnson put the Cougars on top with a header off a Mallory Fox corner kick.

Just over two minutes later, Fox's sent a free kick toward the goal that was headed by Kiersten Dallstream and redirected by Pittman for her third goal of the season.

In the 80th minute, Kara Kuttler tallied an unassisted goal to pull the Redhawks within 3-2, but the Cougars, who held a 16-8 advantage in shots, were able to close out the nonconference portion of their schedule with a victory.

Washington State plays at Arizona State, Friday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. Mountain/Pacific in a Pacific-10 Conference match.

WSU NOTES
Washington State tied a school record with a goal in its 14th-straight regular season match dating back to last season...Cougars won for the fourth time this season on the road, one more than its 2008 total...WSU improved to 8-0-0 all-time against Seattle...Kiersten Dallstream moved into a tie for seventh on the Cougar single-season list with 26 points...moved into a tie for seventh on the WSU all-time list with 13 assists...ninth-straight match with at least one point, second longest streak in school history (Kim Lynass, 12 in 1990-91)...Mallory Fox has three assists this season, equaling her career total prior to 2009.