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Ticket Information – Tickets for all Saints' home games can be purchased at the gate of the event for six dollars for adults, and four for seniors, military, and kids 12 and up. All kids under the age of 12 are free. Tickets can be purchased with cash, or debit and credit card.
 
Saints Soccer Complex – The Saints home field is located on the campus on Saint Martin's, next to the baseball field near the Pacific Ave entrance. The grass field is located inside the Saint Martin's track, that is equipped with a scoreboard and two grandstand bleachers.
 
Second Chance Allows Western Oregon To Squeeze Past Saints – The Saints and Wolves went toe-to-toe for 70 minutes, with neither side finding an edge until Western Oregon managed to slip one past for a 1-0 win. The Saints (5-8-0, 1-6-0) looked to have taken the lead midway through the second half, when a header by Kiersten Madsen snuck past the keeper. However, the goal was called off and gave the Wolves (5-6-2, 3-4-1) a second life. Western Oregon made the most of it and squeeze home a goal in the 70th minute to win 1-0.
 
Sarchett's Two Goals Lifts Saints To First GNAC Win – Back-to-back second half goals by Kylee Sarchett, along with a clean sheet performance by Ali Koehler was what the Saints needed to claim their first points of the conference, beating Montana State Billings 2-0 on the road. After a quiet first half, Sarchett broke the tie with her third goal of the season in the 68th minute, before quickly punching in the second of the match in the 69th minute. Koehler shut the door on the Yellowjackets (4-5-1, 1-4-0), recording six saves and shutout as Saint Martin's (5-6-0, 1-5-0) picked up their first conference win of the year.
 
Double Overtime Golden Goal Stuns Saints At Home – Rose Robbins picked an incredible time to net her first collegiate goal, scoring with just 27 seconds left on the board to tie the match and send it to overtime. The Saints and Wildcats were held scoreless in the first overtime period, before Central Washington connected on the goal in the 103rd minute to stun SMU 3-2. Shea McKnight got the scoring started with her fourth goal of the year in the 15th minute. Central Washington (2-6-4, 2-3-2) managed to equalize the match in the 32nd minute on a goal from Makinze Packwood. Packwood struck again in the second, in the 80th minute, in what looked like to be the winning goal. Off the corner, the Saints (5-9-0, 1-7-0) found Robbins at the top of the box, who punched in the goal to send the match to overtime. Three minutes into the final overtime period, Lexsi Manning ended the match with the golden goal and the 3-2 win for the Wildcats.
 
Kylee Sarchett Seeing Double – In both of the two matches Sarchett has found the back of the net, she has managed to punch in a second goal. In those two matches, the Saints have come out on top, knocking off The Evergreen State College in overtime 3-2 and Montana State Billings 2-0.
 
Saints Lighting Up The Scoreboard – Through the first five games, the Saints scored 12 goals. In program history, the most goals scored in the first five games of the year was eight. After allowing a goal early to Corban, SMU has scored seven straight goals to start the campaign.
 
Madsen GNAC Player of the Week – Madsen kicked off the Saints' season with two victories, contributing with two goals and one assist. Madsen scored the equalizer against Corban before netting a penalty kick to cap off a 4-0 victory over Northwest Christian at home. Over the course of the two matches, Madsen recorded 11 shots, six landing on target, for a .545 SOG percentage. The award marked her first of the year and her first of her career.
 
Scoring Combo Madsen and McKnight – Through the first 13 goals, Kiersten Madsen and Shea McKnight had scored eight combined. Madsen scored the first goal of the year and her second came on a penalty kick versus Northwest Christian. McKnight put in the final goal against Corban and the first goal versus Northwest Christian and a third versus Evergreen State. Madsen then added to her total with two quick goals against Holy Names and her fifth came against NNU.
 
Many New Faces – After graduating three seniors from last year, the Saints added a wave a new players. Eleven new players will dawn Saints' uniforms for the first time, featuring seven transfers and four freshman. Out of the 11, seven are homegrown from the state of Washington, with two from Hawaii, one from Oregon and one from Idaho.
 
Koehler Making History – Ali Koehler enters the season at 156 saves in her career, which places her third in school history. Her 95 saves last year shot her up the leaderboard and tied her for fourth most saves in a single season with Sunny De Boer in SMU program history. On the year, Koehler has managed 50 saves and currently sits at 206, 34 behind second place holder Gina Cardenas (240 saves).
 
Saints In The Top Ten – Kiersten Madsen is fourth in shots (39), and is tied for sixth in points (13), tied for seventh in goals (5); Sara Christensen is tenth in saves (25); Ali Koehler is third in saves (50), and eighth in save percentage (.685), and ninth in shutouts (1).
 
Saints' Leaders –
 
Points                          Kiersten Madsen (13)
Goals                           Kiersten Madsen (5)
Assists                         Kiersten Madsen (3)
Shots                           Kiersten Madsen (39)
Shots on Goal             Kiersten Madsen (17)
Game Winning Goals  Kylee Sarchett (2)
 
Potential Starting Lineup –
 
GK       Ali Koehler                  (50 SV, .685 SV%, 23 GA)
D          Rose Robbins              (1 G, 1 A, 3 PTS)
D          Daeh Lindquist            (0 G, 0 A, 0 PTS)
D          Olivia Bianco               (0 G, 2 A, 2 PTS)
M         Gloria Petri                 (1 G, 1 A, 3 PTS)
M         Kiersten Madsen         (5 G, 3 A, 13 PTS)
M         Jolene Kvinsland         (0 G, 0 A, 0 PTS)
M         Kylee Sarchett             (4 G, 2 A, 10 PTS)
M         LeAnn Phanakhone     (0 G, 0 A, 0 PTS)
M         Jessica Moskowitz       (1 G, 1 A, 3 PTS)
F          Shea McKnight            (4 G, 2 A, 10 PTS)