The University of the Pacific women's soccer team extended its winning streak to six with a 2-0 shutout win over host San Jose State on Sunday.

The Tigers (8-1-1) broke a scoreless tie with a pair of second half goals in the win to extend its winning streak and its stingy defense has not allowed a goal in its last 247:02. 

The Spartans (3-5) kept Pacific off the scoreboard through the first 45 minutes. Defender Sarah Santos had the lone shot on goal in the first half.

From the coaches – Interim Co-Head Coach J.J. Wozniak and Danesha Adams
"Super excited to have another dominating performance from this team as we closed out the non-conference portion of our season. We couldn't be happier as we head into conference play. Each and every player on our team has been such a big part of our early season success, we are all looking forward to WCC games starting up in two weekends. This group is more than ready to make a statement in conference play."

How it happened…
First Half
• The Tigers' Ryanne Molenaar had a pair of chances at the 24:30 and 25:06 mark, respectively that were off target as the Pacific offense started to challenge the SJSU defense.
• The Spartans' Santos got off a shot that was saved by Crump at the 34:45 mark. 
• Pacific also had a chance for the early lead on shots by Aniela Jensen and Jaida Nyby that were off frame. 

Second Half
• Molenaar had the first shot of the second half for the Tigers as Pacific continued to put pressure on the SJSU defense. 
• The Tigers got on the scoreboard in the 52^nd minute as Hunter More scored her third goal of the season after a pass from Haleigh Wynne to put the visitors ahead 1-0.
• Jenae Packard had a shot in the 63^rd minute for Pacific that was saved by the SJSU goalkeeper Autumn Monty.
• Pacific added two more shots on goal – Aly Milford and Jaida Nyby – in the 81^st and 83^rd minute, respectively to the bottom left that were saved by Monty. 
• In the 87^th minute, More connected with Aniela Jensen for an insurance goal to put Pacific ahead 2-0. 
 
Inside the Numbers
• Pacific posted a 19-5 advantage in shots, including a 7-2 margin in shots on goal.
• The Tigers' Brenna Crump made two saves for her sixth shutout of the season.
• Pacific had seven corner kicks to none for SJSU.

For the season…
• With two goals on Sunday, Pacific has outscored its opponents by a 16-3 margin.
• With the goal on Sunday, Hunter More and Jaida Nyby share the team lead with three goals.
• More is second on the team with eight points, following her three-point (a goal and an assist) effort against SJSU.
• The game-winning goal by More is her team-leading third of the season.
• Freshman Aly Milford made her first collegiate start in the contest. 

Next, Pacific will begin West Coast Conference play on Saturday, Oct. 2 at 4 p.m. when they face Loyola Marymount.