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Down one goal with time ticking away, the No. 21 ranked Washington State soccer team came up with a late charge to find a pair of last minute goals that completed a 2-1, comeback victory for the Cougars at San Diego in exhibition play. Picking up where she left off a season ago, senior Maddy Haro took matters into her own hands and broke through for the equalizer and the Cougars' first goal of the day in the 83'. The late goal was the beginning of the push for WSU as the Cougars pressed forward looking for more. Just two minutes later the winner would come, this time from junior Morgan Weaver as the Cougs' leading scorer did what she does best to clean up in front of the goal. Weaver was able to cash in a rebounded shot after sophomore Brianna Alger's initial attempt was saved by the Toreros. The two late goals were needed after the Toreros struck early in the day's contest, netting the opener in the 28' on a strike by Summer Mason.

Coach's Quote Of The Match
"We were certainly tested today, and that's exactly what we came here for. To get the win and at the same time play 19 players is exciting. Now we just need to figure each other out by next weekend."

Things You Need To Know

• The Cougs dominated the second half, outshooting the Toreros 8-3 in the final frame resulting in an 11-9 overall advantage. 
• 19 different players saw action for the Cougars.
• Weaver and Haro led the Cougars' offensively in 2017 with 16 and 15 points, respectively. Weaver scored a team-high seven goals including four game-winners while Haro added four goals and seven assists.
• Ella Dederick came up with five saves in the contest.
• The game saw three yellow cards, two given to the Toreros, and a straight red card, also shown to the Toreros.
• The Cougars will begin the regular season on Aug. 17 at 7 pm against Seattle University. The game at Lower Soccer Field will kick off the 2018 season and mark the first of seven games for WSU broadcast on the PAC-12 Network.

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