BELLINGHAM, Wash. - The Western Washington University women's soccer team returns to the pitch Tuesday night hosting Saint Martin's University at Harrington Field.

The Vikings (0-0-1) second game of the 2020-21 season is scheduled to kickoff at 7 pm, marking the first time taking the field since the spring opener April 3 vs. Pacific Lutheran (0-0 tie). The Saints enter the contest having already played eight games, going 1-7-0.

Due to Great Northwest Athletic Conference guidelines and protocol, no fans will be admitted into the Harrington Field venue. The game will be streamed live online via YouTube with a direct link at WWUVikings.com/WS_Watch. Live statistical updates are also available at WWUVikings.com/WS_Stats.
  WWU's spring opener on April 3 vs. PLU ended a stretch 476 days without the Vikings playing a counting game, dating back to the NCAA II National Championship game vs. Grand Valley State on December 14, 2019 (a 1-0 overtime loss). The Vikings played a pair of non-counting exhibition games in spring of 2020, February 29 and April 7, before all athletic competition was halted due to the pandemic.
  After not playing in over two weeks, the Vikings will have a pair of games against GNAC foes. Following Tuesday's game vs. Saint Martin's, the Vikings host rival Seattle Pacific on Saturday at 4 pm at Harrington Field.
  The Vikings are 21-2-1 all-time vs. the Saints, with a current 16-game winning streak. WWU has not lost to Saint Martin's since October 14, 2010 and is a perfect 5-0 vs. the Saints at Harrington Field (since 2014). The two schools last met during the 2019 season, with the Vikings recording a pair of 6-0 victories.