TICKETS
For Friday, tickets can be purchased on Ticketmaster, at the Husky Soccer Stadium box office on gameday, or by calling (206) 543-2200. For all home games, single game tickets can be purchased online (Ticketmaster), by phone (206-398-GOSU), at the SU Ticket Office (1218 E Cherry), or starting 60 minutes prior to kickoff at the NE entrance to Championship Field. For season tickets, the Redhawk Sports Pass allows for GA seating for all men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, and baseball home contests.
BIRD FIGHT: SU TOPS OREGON
On Aug. 23, Seattle U defeated Oregon, 1-0, in 2OT on a 103rd minute game-winner by Karli White (assisted by Julia Moravec). Redhawk keeper Brianna Smallidge preserved the shutout with a PK save 19 seconds before the end of regulation.
SCOUTING WASHINGTON
The Huskies opened 2015 with a trip to the Bluegrass state last weekend during which they fell, 1-0, to Kentucky (Aug. 21) before topping Louisville, 2-1, (Aug. 23). Friday’s match starts a four-game homestand for Washington as they host Trinity Western, Illinois, and Michigan over the next two weekends.
SHUTOUT STREAK
In regular season play (including the 2014 conference tournament), the Redhawks recorded four straight shutouts and outscored their opponents 25-0 (Oct. 26-Nov. 9). Seattle U has not recorded a loss since a 1-0 loss to GCU on Oct. 10, their only WAC loss in the past two years.
SCOUTING VANDERBILT
Darren Ambrose takes the helm of the Commodores after 15 years at Penn, where he was the all-time winningest coach in program history with 148 wins. During his time in Philly, the team recorded 15 straight winning seasons as he took the Quakers to three NCAA Tournaments and three Ivy League championships. Vanderbilt returns 15 letterwinners from their 2014 campaign, including eight starters, and they welcome six freshmen and two transfers. Among key returners are All-SEC junior forward Simone Charley and 2014 SEC All-Freshman Lydia Simmons. Christiana Ogunsami returns in goal after starting all 19 games and leading the SEC in saves in 2014. VU went 7-10-2 overall and 2-7-2 in SEC play.
REDHAWKS PICKED TO WIN WAC
Seattle U was picked to win their third straight WAC title in the league’s coaches’ preseason vote. Natasha Howe and Kiana Kraft were also named to the Preseason All-Conference team.
LOOKING BACK AT 2014
The Redhawks defeated No. 23 Washington State, 2-1, in double overtime on Nov. 14, 2014, in Pullman in the NCAA Tournament First Round, marking the first ever victory over the Cougars. Seattle U then traveled to face No. 18 South Carolina at historic Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, N.C., where they played the Gamecocks to a scoreless draw before ultimately falling in PK’s, 2-1. After the program’s first appearance in the NCAA Second Round and second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament, they look to build upon their success in 2015.
For Friday, tickets can be purchased on Ticketmaster, at the Husky Soccer Stadium box office on gameday, or by calling (206) 543-2200. For all home games, single game tickets can be purchased online (Ticketmaster), by phone (206-398-GOSU), at the SU Ticket Office (1218 E Cherry), or starting 60 minutes prior to kickoff at the NE entrance to Championship Field. For season tickets, the Redhawk Sports Pass allows for GA seating for all men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, and baseball home contests.
BIRD FIGHT: SU TOPS OREGON
On Aug. 23, Seattle U defeated Oregon, 1-0, in 2OT on a 103rd minute game-winner by Karli White (assisted by Julia Moravec). Redhawk keeper Brianna Smallidge preserved the shutout with a PK save 19 seconds before the end of regulation.
SCOUTING WASHINGTON
The Huskies opened 2015 with a trip to the Bluegrass state last weekend during which they fell, 1-0, to Kentucky (Aug. 21) before topping Louisville, 2-1, (Aug. 23). Friday’s match starts a four-game homestand for Washington as they host Trinity Western, Illinois, and Michigan over the next two weekends.
SHUTOUT STREAK
In regular season play (including the 2014 conference tournament), the Redhawks recorded four straight shutouts and outscored their opponents 25-0 (Oct. 26-Nov. 9). Seattle U has not recorded a loss since a 1-0 loss to GCU on Oct. 10, their only WAC loss in the past two years.
SCOUTING VANDERBILT
Darren Ambrose takes the helm of the Commodores after 15 years at Penn, where he was the all-time winningest coach in program history with 148 wins. During his time in Philly, the team recorded 15 straight winning seasons as he took the Quakers to three NCAA Tournaments and three Ivy League championships. Vanderbilt returns 15 letterwinners from their 2014 campaign, including eight starters, and they welcome six freshmen and two transfers. Among key returners are All-SEC junior forward Simone Charley and 2014 SEC All-Freshman Lydia Simmons. Christiana Ogunsami returns in goal after starting all 19 games and leading the SEC in saves in 2014. VU went 7-10-2 overall and 2-7-2 in SEC play.
REDHAWKS PICKED TO WIN WAC
Seattle U was picked to win their third straight WAC title in the league’s coaches’ preseason vote. Natasha Howe and Kiana Kraft were also named to the Preseason All-Conference team.
LOOKING BACK AT 2014
The Redhawks defeated No. 23 Washington State, 2-1, in double overtime on Nov. 14, 2014, in Pullman in the NCAA Tournament First Round, marking the first ever victory over the Cougars. Seattle U then traveled to face No. 18 South Carolina at historic Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, N.C., where they played the Gamecocks to a scoreless draw before ultimately falling in PK’s, 2-1. After the program’s first appearance in the NCAA Second Round and second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament, they look to build upon their success in 2015.