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... The Match In 140 Words Or Less
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Despite a dominating performance and a control of the stat sheet, the Cougs (7-4-2, 2-3-0) could not find the back of the net before eventually falling to Oregon State (4-6-3, 1-3-1), 1-0, in double overtime Sunday afternoon. For 101 minutes, WSU found itself in control until a foul and a free kick set up the Beavers just minutes into the second overtime period. On just their seventh shot of the game and first in overtime, Oregon State came up with the game's only goal to hand the Cougs a hard-to-swallow loss on the road. In all, WSU held a 14-7 shot advantage including seeing an early strike by Morgan Weaver ring the post while a handful of shots from Elyse Bennett were saved by the OSU keeper to hold the Cougs off the scoreboard.

Things You Need To Know

• The Cougs lost for the first time in double-overtime having entered the match with a 1-0-2 record in extra time in 2017.
• The result for the Beavers was their first against the Cougs in three seasons.
• The Cougs allowed just one shot in the first half, tying for the second best half of the season after giving up one shot to CSUN in the second half after posting a perfect first half against the Matadors.
• Elyse Bennett led the Cougs with four shots including two on goal while Makamae Gomera-Stevens finished the game with three attempts.