Box Score

TACOMA, Wash. – It did not take the 4th-ranked University of Puget Sound Loggers long to take control of their game with the George Fox University Bruins Saturday afternoon here at Peyton Field at Baker Stadium, striking for a pair of goals in the first seven minutes en route to a 4-0 win in a Northwest Conference women's soccer match.

Janece Levien, last year's NWC Offensive Player of the Year and the leading scorer in the conference again this year, notched her 16th goal of the season unassisted 5:18 into the game.  Fiona Gornick followed with another unassisted goal, her fourth of the season, less than two minutes later at 6:58, giving the Loggers more than enough to secure the victory. 

The Logger defense did its job the rest of the way, limiting the Bruins to a total of eight shots in the game and only three on goal.  UPS keeper Kallie Wolfer made all three saves and posted her fifth shutout of the season. 

Puget Sound punched across two more goals late in the second half.  Levien added her 17th goal, again unassisted, on a shot from 40 yards away at the 74:28 mark, and Theresa Henle scored her second of the season at 88:32 with an assist from Molly Winterrowd. 

The Loggers took 17 shots in the game, 10 on goal, with Bruin keeper Sally Page making six saves.  UPS also held a decided advantage in corner kicks, 6-1. 

George Fox (8-5, NWC 4-5) will try to snap its three-game losing streak Sunday at home against Lewis & Clark College at 12:00 noon.  Puget Sound (12-1, NWC 10-0), which has now won 10 in a row, is off until next Saturday when Whitman College comes calling for a 12:00 noon match.