Washington Road Trip Continues At Cal Poly

Thursday, September 19

San Luis Obispo, CA

5:00 PM

University of Washington

Cal Poly

September 17, 2019 | Women's Soccer

Game Notes

SEATTLE - The Washington Huskies will stay on the road for one more game before Pac-12 play begins, facing the Cal Poly Mustangs on Thursday in San Luis Obispo, California. This will be Washington's fourth consecutive road game and third of this two-week road trip.

Washington went 1-1-0 last week, falling to Texas and defeating #17 TCU over the weekend. Summer Yates, Karlee Stueckle, and Kennedy Smith all scored goals against #17 TCU. The Huskies will now try to improve their record away from Seattle to 3-1-0 if they can defeat Cal Poly.

		DOUBLING UP
Yates had a goal and an assist at #17 TCU. That gives the sophomore two games this year with both a goal and an assist. She has had three games with both a goal and an assist in her career, with all but one of her four career assists coming in a game in which she also scored. This season, Yates has eight points in her last five games, all since moving into the starting lineup.

		CASTRO KILLIN' IT
Isabella Castro entered last weekend with no assists in her career before recording two against #17 TCU. Castro is the third Husky to record their first career assist this season and the only one to record multiple assists in a game. The last Husky with a multi-assist game was September 15, 2017, when Pascale Dumesnil recorded two assists against Seattle U. Castro is the only active Husky to have a multi-assist game in their career.

		STUECKLE STICKS THE LANDING
Stueckle became the third Husky to score their first goal at Washington this year when she scored against #17 TCU. Stueckle joins Makena Carr and Mary Johnston as the Huskies to score their first goals at Washington, with Stueckle and Carr both scoring their first collegiate goals. Stueckle has recorded at least one shot in every one of her games playing more than 20 minutes and has a shot on goal in three of those four games.

		UP NEXT: CAL POLY
1-0-0 at home (beat Pepperdine 2-1) Shutout six times in eight games 0-1-0 against Pac-12 (lost to Utah 0-1) 1-5-0 all-time against Washington