MORAGA, Calif. – Weronika Baranowska recorded seven saves and Pacific created a multitude of chance throughout the afternoon, but a first half goal from Saint Mary's (7-7-1, 1-3-1 WCC) was enough to sink the Tigers (3-12-0, 0-4-0 WCC) in a 1-0 defeat Wednesday afternoon at Saint Mary's Stadium in Moraga. 
 
In Case You Missed It

• Jenae Packard created the first two opportunities for the Tigers within the first ten minutes of the match, first sending a ball in to Isabella Pariente in the fifth minute before taking it herself in the ninth.
• The Tigers saw a few viable opportunities in the first 45 minutes, but among Pacific's five first half shots was Katelyn Chandler's shot off the left woodwork in the 21^stminute. 
• Chandler also had a great chance at goal in the 80^th minute down the right side, but was taken off the ball by a defender at the last second. 
• Rhea Arcenal Chan saw her first minutes of action since August 25 against Nevada, logging eight minutes against the Gaels. 

Statistically Speaking

• Pacific created a variety of opportunities throughout the match despite being outshot 18-10, spearheaded by two shots apiece from Chandler and Pariente along with midfield playmaking from Packard. 
• Chandler's hit off the post was one of her team leading two shots in the first half – the other came in the 19^th minute, a roller to the middle of the goal.  
• Weronika Baranowska recorded five saves in the first half, leading to a seven save outing Wednesday afternoon. The Polish international has now recorded seven saves in three of her last four outings.

Up Next

• The Tigers will head south to Malibu to face Pepperdine on Saturday, October 26 for a weekend matinee. Kickoff against the Waves will be at 1:00 p.m. on The WCC Network, and live stats will be available via pepperdinewaves.com. 

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