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8\/30\/2026 | 2 PM<\/p>\n
\n Aug. 30 (Sun) \/ 2 PM
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History <\/a><\/p>\n
<\/p>\n SAN DIEGO, Calif.\u00a0\u2013 The Pacific women’s soccer program battled San Diego State on Thursday night, ultimately falling 7-0 at the SDSU Sports Deck.<\/p>\n The Tigers (0-3) fell behind early and could not catch up as the Aztecs (3-1) earned the result.<\/p>\n Freshman Ava Wells<\/a> kept the Tigers within reach with several key stops in her second start of the season in goal, finishing the night with a season-high five saves.<\/p>\n The Pacific offense collected seven shot attempts throughout the evening. Freshman Julie Valdez<\/a> and sophomore Yohonna Bell<\/a> each recorded a shot on target.<\/p>\n The Aztecs scored three goals in the first half, and four in the second half, beginning with a tally in the 13th minute and never looked back.<\/p>\n Aside from the goalkeeper Wells, junior Abigail Seawright<\/a> was the only Tiger to play the full length of the match.<\/p>\n While Pacific was out-shot 19-7 overall, the Tigers did manage to draw even in the corner kicks department with two apiece.<\/p>\n Pacific will look to bounce back on Sunday when the Tigers travel to face UC San Diego at 2 p.m. at Triton Soccer Stadium.<\/p>\n Stay Social
\nFor all the latest on Pacific women’s soccer, be sure to follow the team on X (@PacificWSoccer<\/a>), Instagram (@pacificwsoccer<\/a>) and “like” the team’s official Facebook page (Pacific Women’s Soccer<\/a>).
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