Go back

Clan continues to tumble down the standings

By Bryan Scott

 

Women’s soccer drops to 1–5 on season, 0–3 in GNAC

Simon Fraser’s women’s soccer team looked to improve on last week’s losses when they traveled to Western Oregon to play the Wolves, but found themselves in a deep hole from the start. Their opponents outshot the Clan 12–1 in the first half, and held a 3–0 lead going into the second half. The Wolves were relentless, and went on to win the game 4–1. The Clan’s lone goal was scored by freshman Olivia Aguiar in the 85th minute. This game ended their current road trip.

The Clan were hoping a little fresh British Columbian air would boost them into the win column upon their return home. They hosted the Central Washington Wildcats on Sept. 20 on Terry Fox Field. Unfortunately, the home field wasn’t enough to make a win. The Clan were trailing 1–0 in the second half when the Wildcats scored on their own net to tie the game. The Wildcats ended up being the only team to score, adding two more and winning the game 3–1. The loss leaves the Clan in a bad place, 1–5 on the season and 0–3 in GNAC play. They are currently in last place in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference standings.

The Clan travelled to Bellingham, WA on the weekend to battle the Western Washington Vikings.

Was this article helpful?
0
0

Leave a Reply

Block title

Canada West votes to include volleyball in SFU’s reinduction to U SPORTS

By: Lucaiah Smith-Miodownik, News Writer On June 4, SFU announced that it was officially accepted to rejoin U SPORTS, departing from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Starting in the 2027/28 season, the university will resume its place in the Canadian organization, becoming its 59th member. The school will compete within the Canada West conference, which includes competitors from Victoria to Winnipeg. In a June 4 Instagram post from U SPORTS, Canada West, and SFU athletics confirming the university’s reinduction, one sport was notably absent. Multiple comments pointed out the exclusion of volleyball, which is currently supported by SFU within the NCAA and is offered by U SPORTS on the national level. An SFU press release on June 15 clarified that “women’s volleyball was not initially...

Read Next

Block title

Canada West votes to include volleyball in SFU’s reinduction to U SPORTS

By: Lucaiah Smith-Miodownik, News Writer On June 4, SFU announced that it was officially accepted to rejoin U SPORTS, departing from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Starting in the 2027/28 season, the university will resume its place in the Canadian organization, becoming its 59th member. The school will compete within the Canada West conference, which includes competitors from Victoria to Winnipeg. In a June 4 Instagram post from U SPORTS, Canada West, and SFU athletics confirming the university’s reinduction, one sport was notably absent. Multiple comments pointed out the exclusion of volleyball, which is currently supported by SFU within the NCAA and is offered by U SPORTS on the national level. An SFU press release on June 15 clarified that “women’s volleyball was not initially...

Block title

Canada West votes to include volleyball in SFU’s reinduction to U SPORTS

By: Lucaiah Smith-Miodownik, News Writer On June 4, SFU announced that it was officially accepted to rejoin U SPORTS, departing from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Starting in the 2027/28 season, the university will resume its place in the Canadian organization, becoming its 59th member. The school will compete within the Canada West conference, which includes competitors from Victoria to Winnipeg. In a June 4 Instagram post from U SPORTS, Canada West, and SFU athletics confirming the university’s reinduction, one sport was notably absent. Multiple comments pointed out the exclusion of volleyball, which is currently supported by SFU within the NCAA and is offered by U SPORTS on the national level. An SFU press release on June 15 clarified that “women’s volleyball was not initially...