Overtime Goal Downs No. 7 Soccer At Utah

Sunday, October 7

Salt Lake City, UT

11:00 AM

Washington State University

10-2, 3-2

Utah

6-6-1, 3-2

OT 1

Washington State

Utah

October 07, 2018 | Soccer

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After battling for 98 minutes the Cougs relinquished the game-winner to the Utes.

By: Athletic Communications

In Case You Missed It
SALT LAKE CITY – Throughout 98 minutes of action the No. 7 Washington State soccer team (10-2-0, 3-2-0) had its chances to secure the road win at Utah (6-6-1, 3-2-0), but one mistake in the first overtime of play proved to be the difference as the Utes pulled off the 1-0 upset of the Cougars Sunday afternoon at Ute Soccer Field. Facing a building attack late in the extra period, the Cougs lost sight of the Utah's Holly Daugirda inside the penalty area allowing the Ute midfielder a free look at goal that she would convert to end the game. Prior to the Ute strike, the Cougs had controlled the extra period with Makamae Gomera-Stevens putting one shot on target and another just wide. The sophomore midfielder led the Cougs in shots on the day with six including three on target as WSU outshot the Utes on the afternoon but could not find the back of the net for the first time in 2018.

Stat of the Match
WSU held a 9-8 shot advantage while also picking up a 5-2 advantage in corners.

The Moments That Made The Match

28' | Cougs with a great look but just over the top and out of play for the 2nd corner of the game | 0-0 #GoCougs pic.twitter.com/DnjZNDSiWA
— WSU Cougar Soccer (@WSUCougarSoccer) October 7, 2018

61' | @elyse_bennett99 with the header off the corner but off target wide | 0-0#GoCougs pic.twitter.com/iw64k64qpP
— WSU Cougar Soccer (@WSUCougarSoccer) October 7, 2018

68' | @kapua_makamae with the low ball off the throw in but its scooped up by the Utes | 0-0 #GoCougs pic.twitter.com/35EE86HR4p
— WSU Cougar Soccer (@WSUCougarSoccer) October 7, 2018

Things You Need To Know

The Cougs' lost back-to-back games for the first time in nearly a calendar year when they fell to Oregon State and Cal in successive weekends in early October.
WSU moved to 1-1-0 in overtime games on the year.
The Utes' won for the second time in three games against the Cougars.
WSU went scoreless for the first time in 2018 and the first time since falling 1-0 in double-overtime to Florida in the third round of the NCAA Tournament last season.
The Cougs come home to take on No. 2 USC Saturday, Oct. 13. The game is scheduled for 7 p.m.
Attendance: 1122