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University of the Pacific

Women's Soccer
6
Winner Pepperdine PEP (4-2-0, 3-0-0)
1
Pacific PAC (0-5-2, 0-3-1)
Winner
Pepperdine PEP
(4-2-0, 3-0-0)
6
Final
1
Pacific PAC
(0-5-2, 0-3-1)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Pepperdine PEP 6 0 6
Pacific PAC 0 1 1

Game Recap: Women's Soccer |

Quick Start Propels Pepperdine Over Pacific

STOCKTON, Calif – Back at Knoles Field for the first time since February 20th the Tigers fell to #25 Pepperdine. 2 goals by the waves in the first 5 minutes proved to be the difference in the game.

First Half:
  • Pepperdine got the scoring started in the 4th minute on a goal by Tori Waldeck
  • The following minute the Waves were awarded a penalty kick, and Trinity Watson put the ball in the back of the net
  • In the 7th minute Trinity Watson would again score, this time on a free kick
  • Ryanne Molenaar had a scoring chance in the 33rd minute, but the shot went just over the net
  • On a free kick in the 40th minute, Jaida Nyby, put a shot on goal that had to parried over the net, to save a goal
  • Pepperdine would finish the half with a total of 6 goals
First Half Score: Pepperdine 6, Pacific 0

Second Half:
  • In the 55th minute Ryanne Molenaar got the Tigers on the board. Her goal was assisted by Jenae Packard
  • Jenae Packard had a shot on goal in the 57th minute, that was saved by the Pepperdine goalie
  • The Tigers next chance came in the 62nd minute on a shot from Jenae Packard, that went just over the crossbard
  • Pacific held Pepperdine scoreless in the 2nd half
Final Score: #25 Pepperdine 6, Pacific 1
 
Quote from Coach Moore:
Hats off to a very good Pepperdine team that in firing today. As we all know there are so many teams in this league that can really expose you and punish mistakes that you make. Today, Pepperdine did that. They were sharp and capitalized on several of our mistakes and a tough ten-minute spell put the game all but out of reach by half time. I absolutely thought our team responded well and we made some good adjustments in the second half. Credit to our team that they didn't give up and the second half saw us play some good soccer, not allow any more goals, and we pulled a goal back. This will be a match we can learn several great lessons from. It will be up to the staff and players to work on those elements this week and be ready to go again next week.

Up Next:
The Tigers will be back at home next week to face #13 BYU.

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