LOS ANGELES, Calif. – The Pacific women's soccer team struggled from the first whistle on Saturday night and ultimately dropped a 3-1 decision to Loyola Marymount at Sullivan Field to open West Coast Conference play. 
 
In Case You Missed It:

• Weronika Baranowska relieved Brenna Crump after halftime for the second match in a row, after Crump stopped two LMU shots in the first 45 minutes. 
• Kayla Pak made her second appearance of the season after not seeing the pitch in 2019 up until last week against Cal Baptist. Pak collected 34 minutes Saturday night at Sullivan Field. 

 
Statistically Speaking:

• Pacific's offense picked up in the second half with eight shots, including a free kick from Erin Brown in the 66^thminute that sailed just over the crossbar. 
• Freshman defender Kelsey Oen notched her second goal of the year in the 83^rd minute off an assist from Nikki Lee. 
• Jenae Packard led the team with three shots in Los Angeles, including two in the final minute that almost saw the back of the net – one off the right post and the second four minutes later just off frame.   

 
Up Next: 

• The Tigers are back home on Wednesday, October 9 to open the home portion of their conference slate with a 7:00 p.m. kickoff against Santa Clara. 
• Live stats are available through www.pacifictigers.com and the match will be streamed exclusively on The WCC Network.