Ranked Dawgs Headed To Corvallis

SEATTLE - Now back in the rankings, the #25 Washington Huskies will head to Corvallis for a one-game week, taking on the Oregon State Beavers on Friday at 7:00 pm. Washington will look to keep up its hot play that has seen it win six of the last seven games.

That hot start includes a 4-1-0 mark in Pac-12 play, putting the Huskies in second place in the conference standings. Washington's only conference loss has come on the road at #2 Stanford. The Dawgs have already beaten two ranked Pac-12 opponents, #20 Cal and #25 Arizona, heading into this weekend's matchup with the 9-2-2 Beavers.

Washington is 17-7-4 all-time against Oregon State, including a 10-3-2 mark in Corvallis. Last year, the Huskies beat the Beavers 1-0 in Seattle.

		TOP 25
For the first time since 2015, the Washington Huskies moved into the rankings, coming in at #25. Under Lesle Gallimore, the Huskies are 8-2-1 in their first game after entering the rankings. The last time Washington was ranked, its next game was also at Oregon State: the Huskies defeated the Beavers 2-1 in Corvallis on October 30, 2015.

		DAWG DAYS OF SUMMER
Summer Yates earned her 15th and 16th points of the season when she converted a penalty kick against #25 Arizona. That makes Yates the first Husky to record 15 points in a single season since 2015, when Shannon Simon had 19 (7 G, 5 A). Her next point will be the 25th of her career and her next goal will be her tenth: she has doubled her point total from her freshman year, when she scored three goals and had two assists. In four games after scoring a goal this year, Yates has three goals and three assists.

		GOLDEN GOAL
Ameera Hussen scored off a free kick against #25 Arizona in double overtime for the golden goal gamewinner. It was Washington's first golden goal since September 7, 2018, when Olivia van der Jagt scored in the 105th minute against UC Irvine. Washington had not scored a golden goal in Pac-12 play since 2012, when Lindsay Elston scored against Colorado in the 91st minute.

		UP NEXT: OREGON STATE
7-17-4 all-time against Washington Last win over UW: October 30, 2016 Washington is 3-1-3 since 2012 against the Beavers UW has outscored OSU 59-21 all-time

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