CCC Women's Soccer Scoreboard 10.2.26 - Cascade Collegiate Conference

Cascade Collegiate Conference

Women's Soccer Courtney Blumer, CCC Director of Communications

CCC Women's Soccer Scoreboard 10.2.26

CORVALLIS, Ore. – CCC Women's Soccer.

Warner Pacific University def. Bushnell University, 3-1

Warner Pacific University defeated Bushnell University, 3-1. Kylie Warner, Mira Thornton and Kasia Lopez each scored for the Knights, with Emily Robinett adding an assist. Evelyn Montiel made six saves to preserve the victory, while Warner Pacific was outshot 14-10 but held a 6-7? advantage in shots on goal.

Rocky Mountain College def. Oregon Tech, 1-0

Rocky Mountain College defeated Oregon Tech, 1-0. Gracie Clarkson scored the lone goal in the 62nd minute on a penalty kick after a foul on Charlize Davis. Rocky outshot the Owls 15-4, including a 6-2 advantage in shots on goal, while Matea Vernon made two saves to earn the shutout.

Southern Oregon University and Carroll College, 1-1

Southern Oregon University and Carroll College played to a 1-1 draw. Tori Lasch gave the Raiders an early lead before Makayla Schnabel equalized for the Saints in the 70th minute. Carroll outshot SOU 17-11, while Maria Ackerman made three saves and Ashlyn Fuss recorded five saves. The draw extended Southern Oregon's unbeaten start to 9 matches.

Corban University def. Walla Walla University, 4-1

Corban University defeated Walla Walla University, 4-1. Kelli Huskic, Eliza Nisly and Kate Dickson scored for the Warriors, with Nisly recording two goals and Dickson adding an assist. Corban outshot Walla Walla 34-13 and held a 19-7 advantage in shots on goal, while Jordyn Labajo made six saves. Walla Walla goalkeeper Allanah Rodriguez made a game-high 15 saves.

Eastern Oregon University def. No. 4-ranked College of Idaho, 1-0

Eastern Oregon University defeated No. 4-ranked College of Idaho, 1-0. Sam Gjersvold scored the lone goal just before halftime on a long-range shot following a free kick. EOU outshot the Yotes 14-6, including a 6-2 advantage in shots on goal, while Elysa Morse made two saves to preserve the shutout.

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