Sunday, October 29
Corvallis, OR
12:00 PM
University of Washington
at
Oregon State
UW Closes Out Road Slate At Oregon State Sunday
October 28, 2023 | Women's Soccer
CORVALLIS, Ore. Β βΒ Finishing out the road portion of its schedule on Sunday, the Washington women's soccer team takes on Oregon State, battling in a noon kickoff at Paul Lorenz Soccer Field.
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The match will be available for streaming through Oregon State Live Stream 3. Links to live coverage can be found to the right.
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SCOUTING OREGON STATE
Oregon State is in its third season under the direction of Lauren Sinacola, who led the Beavers to their first United Soccer Coaches Poll ranking since 2012 during her first season in 2021. Prior to taking over in Corvallis, Sinacola spent five seasons at Western Michigan, the final two as head coach.
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Coming off of Thursday's 2-2 draw with Washington State, Oregon State is 3-8-6, still seeking their first Pac-12 win at 0-6-3. The Beavers are 2-2-5 at home this season.
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A two-time All-Pac-12 performer, junior forward McKenna Martinez leads the Beavers with six of the team's 14 goals this season. Graduate student defender Helena Brown paces the Beavs with three assists on the campaign.
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Between the posts, senior keeper Hailey Coll has seen the bulk of the action, starting all 17 matches. Coll owns a 1.97 GAA with a .726 save percentage, recording 82 saves. Coll is coming off of a season-high 11 stops versus Washington State.
SERIES HISTORY
Drawing last season's meeting in Seattle, Washington leads the all-time series with Oregon State 20-7-5, rattling off nine straight wins from 1994-2002. The Huskies have dominated the Beavers on their own field, posting a 12-3-2 road mark. UW has not lost in Corvallis since 2011.
LAST MEETING (10/14/22)
SEATTLE - After falling behind 2-0 in the first half, the Washington women's soccer team battled back on a crisp Friday night against Oregon State, earning a 2-2 draw and a valuable point in the Pac-12 table.
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Former Beaver McKenzie Weinert was a dynamo for the Huskies, netting her first brace in a Husky kit and peppering the OSU goal with seven shots on the night.
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The Huskies dominated the first half, yet found themselves behind by a pair just over 30 minutes in after conceding two goals in a span of 24 seconds.
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The Beavers put together a counter attack down the right flank, with Sophie Conrad finishing off Megin Turi's cross to the back post to give OSU a 1-0 lead in the 31st minute.
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Shortly after the restart, Oregon State capitalized on a turnover in the Husky defensive third as McKenna Martinez picked off the ball and beat Olivia Sekany to the keeper's left.
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Rather than wilt under the pressure, the Huskies found their mettle and pulled one back under six minutes later.
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Cori Sullivan provided an immediate impact after coming off the bench, pinpointing a cross onto the head of Weinert and the native Oregonian did the rest, powering a header inside the near post to cut the deficit to one.
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Kolo Suliafu gave Washington a chance to equalize just two minutes later, drawing a foul inside the 18 and earning a spot kick. However, Hailey Coll saved Summer Yates' ensuing kick to preserve the 2-1 OSU lead at halftime.
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The Huskies once again faced a difficult situation and once again, the Dawgs responded in kind, leveling the score in the 68th minute.
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Sullivan got things started again, this time from the corner flag. Her delivery was met by Kala McDaniel and fox in the box Weinert pounced right in front of the keeper, chipping the ball over Coll and into the back of the net to make it 2-2.
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Both sides fought hard for a winner through the final 20-plus minutes but neither could break through, sharing the points at Husky Soccer Stadium.
DOWN GO THE DUCKS
Washington scored with its final of 32 shots, its most in a match since 2018, Thursday night at Oregon. Tatum Thomason provided the winner, her first of five career goals to come against Pac-12 opposition.
TIDE TURNERS
Since Jace Holmes and Hailey Still were inserted into the starting XI, the Huskies have gone undefeated in their last five matches. During the stretch, the Dawgs have posted a trio of wins and a pair of 1-1 draws against ranked opposition.
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SENIOR SPARK
making the first five starts of her collegiate career, Hailey Still has scored in three of Washington's last five matches. Typically a dynamic arial threat despite her small stature, Still provided the match-tying goal in Sunday's draw with No. 18 Colorado, scoring with a right-footed shot.
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WHAT'S GOOD, HOLMES?
Jace Holmes has registered an assist on six of the Huskies' last 11 goals, posting at least one assist in four of UW's last six matches. Despite not recording her first helper of the season until Washington's 12th match of the season, the junior defender is tied for second in the Pac-12 with those six assists.
MONUMENTAL ROAD POINT
Washington's 1-1 draw at No. 2 Stanford was no ordinary tie. The result gave the Huskies their first point against the Cardinal since 2004, snapping a 19-match losing streak to Stanford.
While it took a total team effort to get the job done, two Huskies were noted for their performances for the week. Scoring the opening goal just over five minutes into the contest, Kelsey Branson was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week for her efforts. Meanwhile, UW keeper Olivia Juarez garnered Pac-12 Goalkeeper of the Week plaudits after registering a career-high 12 saves, tied for seventh in a single match in program history. Juarez was also named to the TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week.
SPREADING THE LOVE
The Huskies have gotten their offensive production from a variety of different places this season, with 12 different players recording at least one goal, including nine players who have scored their first goal in a Husky kit.
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WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
After playing 29 total minutes as a freshman a year ago, defender Lucy Newlin has been subbed out of just three matches this season, leading UW with 1,492 minutes.
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SET IT UP, KNOCK IT DOWN
15 of Washington's 29 goals this season have come off of set pieces, with six goals coming as the result of corner kicks, five being scored off of free kicks and all four penalties being converted.
YOUNG GUNS
Washington has started at least three true freshmen in every match this season. 21 of UW's 29 goals in 2023 have been scored by underclassmen.
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YOU CAN FIND ME IN DA CLUB
Among Washington's 15 newcomers for the 2023 season is sophomore Avery Nguyen, who was offered a roster spot during preseason training after a trial. A native of the Kansas City metro area and a former standout for Olathe Northwest High School and Sporting Blue Valley, Nguyen led the UW club team in scoring as a college freshman in 2022.
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Playing a key role for the Huskies for most of the season, including making a pair of starts, Nguyen has appeared in 10 contests for the Huskies this season.
FRESH FACES
With 10 of 11 primary starters gone from the 2022 roster, Washington is relying on a bevy of newcomers and returners who played in a reserve role a season ago to replace the production lost.
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Gone from the 2022 roster are 27-of-37 goals (73.0%), 31-of-38 assists (81.6%), 85-of-112 points (75.9%), 252-of-312 shots (80.8%) and 43-of-46 saves (93.5%).
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Of the 28 players on the Huskies' roster, just seven are upperclassmen. U Dub boasts 11 freshmen and 10 sophomores on its squad list. Outside of the 17 matches started by Kalea Eichenberger at Cal State Bakersfield in 2022, those 21 underclassmen have recorded just 27 collegiate starts collectively.
AYE PAPI!
Washington junior Ioanna Papatheodorou has been ranked at No. 92 in TopDrawerSoccer's annual preseason player rankings. It is the first time that the Greek international has been ranked by the service. It is the fourth-straight season that the Huskies have had a player ranked in the top-100 in the preseason rankings.
NEW SCHOOL, WHO DIS?
Washington added three transfers to its roster for the 2023 season in forwards Kalea Eichenberger and Ioanna Papatheodorou and goalkeeper Megan Nail.
Eichenberger spent her freshman season at Cal State Bakersfield, earning All-Big West Freshman Team honors. The California native appeared in 20 matches for the Roadrunners, starting the final 17 of the 2022 season. She bagged a team-high four goals, finishing the season with 10 points to pace the UCSB. She was named Big West Player of the Week after securing a brace against Cal Poly.
Papatheodorou joined Washington in the spring after starring for two seasons at UMass Lowell, earning back-to-back First Team All-America East nods. A Greece international, Papatheodorou was named the 2021 America East Striker of the Year after leading UMass Lowell with 10 goals. She followed up in 2022 with another 10-goal campaign, ranking second on the America East.
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Nail is a graduate transfer from San Francisco, where she played for four seasons for the Dons, securing the starting role between the posts in 2022. Making the USF Starting XI 14 times on the year, she garnered a 1.23 goals against average. The veteran shot stopper tallied 64 saves for a .790 save percentage, logging five clean sheets.
COWART MAKES HISTORY
This summer, former Husky Jessika Cowart became the sixth former Dawg to make a World Cup roster, joining Hope Solo, Tina Frimpong, Veronica Perez, Mireya Grey and Dominique Bond-Flasza. Representing her mother's home nation, Cowart suited up for the Philippines National Team after helping the Philippines lift the 2022 AFF Cup. One of the great storylines of the tournament, Cowart started all three matches of the group stage as the Philippines made its first-ever World Cup appearance.
FOR DAWGS AND COUNTRY
This summer, two Huskies represented their home country and donned their nation's badge as part of their respective national teams. Ioanna Papatheodorou was called into the Greece National Team in July for a pair of friendlies against Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina in Budapest, Hungary.
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Meanwhile, Husky freshman Enora Matté made the squad list for Belgium's Under-19 team for the 2023 UEFA U19 Championship, receiving one cap during the group stage.
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Another freshman on the Dawg's roster, Daniella Alali was called into the Nigeria U17 Women's National Team Camp ahead of the 2022 FIFA U17 Women's World Cup, but did not attend the camp due to injury.
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PROS MADE HERE
Over the past two seasons, Washington has developed 11 different players who have gone on to play at the professional ranks. Following the 2021 campaign, Olivia Van der Jagt was selected in the 3rd round of the NWSL Draft by OL Reign, while Ameera Hussen signed with Icelandic club IBV. Since finishing her Husky career, Jessika Cowart has gone on to ink deals with Çaykur Rizespor (Turkey), Spartak Subotica (Serbia) and IFK Kalmar (Sweden).
10 former Huskies from the 2022 roster are now playing at the professional level. Shae Holmes was drafted in the second round of the NWSL Draft by OL Reign, followed in the fourth round by Summer Yates, who was selected by the Orlando Pride. Olivia Sekany and McKenzie Weinert also signed NWSL contracts with Racing Louisville and OL Reign, respectively.
Overseas, Vanessa Millsaps signed with Liga MX club Pachuca. Cori Sullivan also signed a Liga MX deal with Cruz Azul and has since signed with Glasgow City in Scotland. Evelina Pettersson returned to her native Sweden to play for Trelleborgs FF, while fellow Swedish product Alice Sondergaard has signed with Serie A club Sampdoria. UW has two former players playing in Portugal in Kala McDaniel (Racing Power FC) and Shaye Seyffart (S.F. Damaiense). Following her stint with OL Reign, Weinert has signed on with Melbourne Victory in Australia.
RAPHA'S RETURN
A former standout player and coach for Washington's men's soccer team, Raphael Cox returned to Montlake ahead of the 2023 as an assistant coach following one season as a men's team assistant at San Diego State.
Cox spent three seasons on Jamie Clark's staff at Washington as volunteer assistant coach from 2019-21. As a player, Cox a two-time All-Pac-12 selection at UW where he played from 2006-2008. After graduating, Cox was selected in the fourth round of the MLS SuperDraft by Real Salt Lake, where he was part of the MLS Cup Champion squad in 2009.
B1G THINGS COMING
The 2023 season will be Washington's last in the Pac-12 Conference, with the university announcing in August that it has accepted an invitation to the Big Ten Conference, beginning play in the conference in Fall 2024.
UW was one of the four founding members of what started in December of 1915 as the Pacific Coast Conference, which eventually grew to become the Pac-12.
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2023 PAC-12 PRESEASON COACHES' POLL
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1. UCLA (9)
2. Stanford (3)
3. USC
4. Cal
5. Washington State
6. Arizona
T7. Washington
T7. Arizona State
T7. Colorado
10. Utah
11. Oregon
12. Oregon State
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FOLLOW THE DAWGS!
Fans can keep up with all the goings on around the Washington women's soccer program by following the Huskies on the team's various social media platforms. You can find the Dawgs on X at @UW_WSoccer, on Instagram at @uw_wsoccer or on Facebook by searching "Washington Women's Soccer". Fans can also follow the Huskies through the women's soccer page at GoHuskies.com.
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The match will be available for streaming through Oregon State Live Stream 3. Links to live coverage can be found to the right.
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SCOUTING OREGON STATE
Oregon State is in its third season under the direction of Lauren Sinacola, who led the Beavers to their first United Soccer Coaches Poll ranking since 2012 during her first season in 2021. Prior to taking over in Corvallis, Sinacola spent five seasons at Western Michigan, the final two as head coach.
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Coming off of Thursday's 2-2 draw with Washington State, Oregon State is 3-8-6, still seeking their first Pac-12 win at 0-6-3. The Beavers are 2-2-5 at home this season.
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A two-time All-Pac-12 performer, junior forward McKenna Martinez leads the Beavers with six of the team's 14 goals this season. Graduate student defender Helena Brown paces the Beavs with three assists on the campaign.
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Between the posts, senior keeper Hailey Coll has seen the bulk of the action, starting all 17 matches. Coll owns a 1.97 GAA with a .726 save percentage, recording 82 saves. Coll is coming off of a season-high 11 stops versus Washington State.
SERIES HISTORY
Drawing last season's meeting in Seattle, Washington leads the all-time series with Oregon State 20-7-5, rattling off nine straight wins from 1994-2002. The Huskies have dominated the Beavers on their own field, posting a 12-3-2 road mark. UW has not lost in Corvallis since 2011.
LAST MEETING (10/14/22)
SEATTLE - After falling behind 2-0 in the first half, the Washington women's soccer team battled back on a crisp Friday night against Oregon State, earning a 2-2 draw and a valuable point in the Pac-12 table.
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Former Beaver McKenzie Weinert was a dynamo for the Huskies, netting her first brace in a Husky kit and peppering the OSU goal with seven shots on the night.
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The Huskies dominated the first half, yet found themselves behind by a pair just over 30 minutes in after conceding two goals in a span of 24 seconds.
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The Beavers put together a counter attack down the right flank, with Sophie Conrad finishing off Megin Turi's cross to the back post to give OSU a 1-0 lead in the 31st minute.
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Shortly after the restart, Oregon State capitalized on a turnover in the Husky defensive third as McKenna Martinez picked off the ball and beat Olivia Sekany to the keeper's left.
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Rather than wilt under the pressure, the Huskies found their mettle and pulled one back under six minutes later.
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Cori Sullivan provided an immediate impact after coming off the bench, pinpointing a cross onto the head of Weinert and the native Oregonian did the rest, powering a header inside the near post to cut the deficit to one.
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Kolo Suliafu gave Washington a chance to equalize just two minutes later, drawing a foul inside the 18 and earning a spot kick. However, Hailey Coll saved Summer Yates' ensuing kick to preserve the 2-1 OSU lead at halftime.
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The Huskies once again faced a difficult situation and once again, the Dawgs responded in kind, leveling the score in the 68th minute.
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Sullivan got things started again, this time from the corner flag. Her delivery was met by Kala McDaniel and fox in the box Weinert pounced right in front of the keeper, chipping the ball over Coll and into the back of the net to make it 2-2.
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Both sides fought hard for a winner through the final 20-plus minutes but neither could break through, sharing the points at Husky Soccer Stadium.
DOWN GO THE DUCKS
Washington scored with its final of 32 shots, its most in a match since 2018, Thursday night at Oregon. Tatum Thomason provided the winner, her first of five career goals to come against Pac-12 opposition.
TIDE TURNERS
Since Jace Holmes and Hailey Still were inserted into the starting XI, the Huskies have gone undefeated in their last five matches. During the stretch, the Dawgs have posted a trio of wins and a pair of 1-1 draws against ranked opposition.
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SENIOR SPARK
making the first five starts of her collegiate career, Hailey Still has scored in three of Washington's last five matches. Typically a dynamic arial threat despite her small stature, Still provided the match-tying goal in Sunday's draw with No. 18 Colorado, scoring with a right-footed shot.
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WHAT'S GOOD, HOLMES?
Jace Holmes has registered an assist on six of the Huskies' last 11 goals, posting at least one assist in four of UW's last six matches. Despite not recording her first helper of the season until Washington's 12th match of the season, the junior defender is tied for second in the Pac-12 with those six assists.
MONUMENTAL ROAD POINT
Washington's 1-1 draw at No. 2 Stanford was no ordinary tie. The result gave the Huskies their first point against the Cardinal since 2004, snapping a 19-match losing streak to Stanford.
While it took a total team effort to get the job done, two Huskies were noted for their performances for the week. Scoring the opening goal just over five minutes into the contest, Kelsey Branson was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week for her efforts. Meanwhile, UW keeper Olivia Juarez garnered Pac-12 Goalkeeper of the Week plaudits after registering a career-high 12 saves, tied for seventh in a single match in program history. Juarez was also named to the TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week.
SPREADING THE LOVE
The Huskies have gotten their offensive production from a variety of different places this season, with 12 different players recording at least one goal, including nine players who have scored their first goal in a Husky kit.
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WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
After playing 29 total minutes as a freshman a year ago, defender Lucy Newlin has been subbed out of just three matches this season, leading UW with 1,492 minutes.
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SET IT UP, KNOCK IT DOWN
15 of Washington's 29 goals this season have come off of set pieces, with six goals coming as the result of corner kicks, five being scored off of free kicks and all four penalties being converted.
YOUNG GUNS
Washington has started at least three true freshmen in every match this season. 21 of UW's 29 goals in 2023 have been scored by underclassmen.
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YOU CAN FIND ME IN DA CLUB
Among Washington's 15 newcomers for the 2023 season is sophomore Avery Nguyen, who was offered a roster spot during preseason training after a trial. A native of the Kansas City metro area and a former standout for Olathe Northwest High School and Sporting Blue Valley, Nguyen led the UW club team in scoring as a college freshman in 2022.
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Playing a key role for the Huskies for most of the season, including making a pair of starts, Nguyen has appeared in 10 contests for the Huskies this season.
FRESH FACES
With 10 of 11 primary starters gone from the 2022 roster, Washington is relying on a bevy of newcomers and returners who played in a reserve role a season ago to replace the production lost.
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Gone from the 2022 roster are 27-of-37 goals (73.0%), 31-of-38 assists (81.6%), 85-of-112 points (75.9%), 252-of-312 shots (80.8%) and 43-of-46 saves (93.5%).
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Of the 28 players on the Huskies' roster, just seven are upperclassmen. U Dub boasts 11 freshmen and 10 sophomores on its squad list. Outside of the 17 matches started by Kalea Eichenberger at Cal State Bakersfield in 2022, those 21 underclassmen have recorded just 27 collegiate starts collectively.
AYE PAPI!
Washington junior Ioanna Papatheodorou has been ranked at No. 92 in TopDrawerSoccer's annual preseason player rankings. It is the first time that the Greek international has been ranked by the service. It is the fourth-straight season that the Huskies have had a player ranked in the top-100 in the preseason rankings.
NEW SCHOOL, WHO DIS?
Washington added three transfers to its roster for the 2023 season in forwards Kalea Eichenberger and Ioanna Papatheodorou and goalkeeper Megan Nail.
Eichenberger spent her freshman season at Cal State Bakersfield, earning All-Big West Freshman Team honors. The California native appeared in 20 matches for the Roadrunners, starting the final 17 of the 2022 season. She bagged a team-high four goals, finishing the season with 10 points to pace the UCSB. She was named Big West Player of the Week after securing a brace against Cal Poly.
Papatheodorou joined Washington in the spring after starring for two seasons at UMass Lowell, earning back-to-back First Team All-America East nods. A Greece international, Papatheodorou was named the 2021 America East Striker of the Year after leading UMass Lowell with 10 goals. She followed up in 2022 with another 10-goal campaign, ranking second on the America East.
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Nail is a graduate transfer from San Francisco, where she played for four seasons for the Dons, securing the starting role between the posts in 2022. Making the USF Starting XI 14 times on the year, she garnered a 1.23 goals against average. The veteran shot stopper tallied 64 saves for a .790 save percentage, logging five clean sheets.
COWART MAKES HISTORY
This summer, former Husky Jessika Cowart became the sixth former Dawg to make a World Cup roster, joining Hope Solo, Tina Frimpong, Veronica Perez, Mireya Grey and Dominique Bond-Flasza. Representing her mother's home nation, Cowart suited up for the Philippines National Team after helping the Philippines lift the 2022 AFF Cup. One of the great storylines of the tournament, Cowart started all three matches of the group stage as the Philippines made its first-ever World Cup appearance.
FOR DAWGS AND COUNTRY
This summer, two Huskies represented their home country and donned their nation's badge as part of their respective national teams. Ioanna Papatheodorou was called into the Greece National Team in July for a pair of friendlies against Hungary and Bosnia-Herzegovina in Budapest, Hungary.
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Meanwhile, Husky freshman Enora Matté made the squad list for Belgium's Under-19 team for the 2023 UEFA U19 Championship, receiving one cap during the group stage.
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Another freshman on the Dawg's roster, Daniella Alali was called into the Nigeria U17 Women's National Team Camp ahead of the 2022 FIFA U17 Women's World Cup, but did not attend the camp due to injury.
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PROS MADE HERE
Over the past two seasons, Washington has developed 11 different players who have gone on to play at the professional ranks. Following the 2021 campaign, Olivia Van der Jagt was selected in the 3rd round of the NWSL Draft by OL Reign, while Ameera Hussen signed with Icelandic club IBV. Since finishing her Husky career, Jessika Cowart has gone on to ink deals with Çaykur Rizespor (Turkey), Spartak Subotica (Serbia) and IFK Kalmar (Sweden).
10 former Huskies from the 2022 roster are now playing at the professional level. Shae Holmes was drafted in the second round of the NWSL Draft by OL Reign, followed in the fourth round by Summer Yates, who was selected by the Orlando Pride. Olivia Sekany and McKenzie Weinert also signed NWSL contracts with Racing Louisville and OL Reign, respectively.
Overseas, Vanessa Millsaps signed with Liga MX club Pachuca. Cori Sullivan also signed a Liga MX deal with Cruz Azul and has since signed with Glasgow City in Scotland. Evelina Pettersson returned to her native Sweden to play for Trelleborgs FF, while fellow Swedish product Alice Sondergaard has signed with Serie A club Sampdoria. UW has two former players playing in Portugal in Kala McDaniel (Racing Power FC) and Shaye Seyffart (S.F. Damaiense). Following her stint with OL Reign, Weinert has signed on with Melbourne Victory in Australia.
RAPHA'S RETURN
A former standout player and coach for Washington's men's soccer team, Raphael Cox returned to Montlake ahead of the 2023 as an assistant coach following one season as a men's team assistant at San Diego State.
Cox spent three seasons on Jamie Clark's staff at Washington as volunteer assistant coach from 2019-21. As a player, Cox a two-time All-Pac-12 selection at UW where he played from 2006-2008. After graduating, Cox was selected in the fourth round of the MLS SuperDraft by Real Salt Lake, where he was part of the MLS Cup Champion squad in 2009.
B1G THINGS COMING
The 2023 season will be Washington's last in the Pac-12 Conference, with the university announcing in August that it has accepted an invitation to the Big Ten Conference, beginning play in the conference in Fall 2024.
UW was one of the four founding members of what started in December of 1915 as the Pacific Coast Conference, which eventually grew to become the Pac-12.
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2023 PAC-12 PRESEASON COACHES' POLL
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1. UCLA (9)
2. Stanford (3)
3. USC
4. Cal
5. Washington State
6. Arizona
T7. Washington
T7. Arizona State
T7. Colorado
10. Utah
11. Oregon
12. Oregon State
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FOLLOW THE DAWGS!
Fans can keep up with all the goings on around the Washington women's soccer program by following the Huskies on the team's various social media platforms. You can find the Dawgs on X at @UW_WSoccer, on Instagram at @uw_wsoccer or on Facebook by searching "Washington Women's Soccer". Fans can also follow the Huskies through the women's soccer page at GoHuskies.com.
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