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WWU Goal Celebration in 2-0 Win Over SFU
Mie Cairns and teammates celebrate the Vikings second-half goal in the 2-0 victory over SFU
0
Simon Fraser SFU (7-3-2, 5-2-1 GNAC)
2
Winner Western Washington WWU (9-1-3, 7-0-1 GNAC)
Simon Fraser SFU
(7-3-2, 5-2-1 GNAC)
0
Final
2
Western Washington WWU
(9-1-3, 7-0-1 GNAC)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Simon Fraser SFU 0 0 0
Western Washington WWU 1 1 2

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | Jeff Evans, Assistant AD for Athletic Communications

No. 9 Vikings Extend Winning Streak With Win Over SFU

WWU downs No. 24 Simon Fraser 2-0 to extend GNAC lead

BELLINGHAM, Wash. – In a battle of two nationally ranked teams, No. 9 Western Washington University defeated No. 24 Simon Fraser University 2-0 Saturday night in GNAC play at Harrington Field.

 

The Vikings went up 1-0 on an own goal with just over three minutes remaining in the first half and scored an insurance goal midway through the second half to defeat SFU extending their lead atop the GNAC standings with 22 points (7-0-1).

 

WWU improved to 9-1-3 overall with its sixth consecutive win, stretching its unbeaten streak to 11 straight games. Western's defense held the high-scoring SFU offense without a goal for the ninth shutout of the season.

 

After a scoreless first 42 minutes of action the Vikings got on the scoreboard via a Simon Fraser own goal. Junior forwards Emily Holdridge and Arriannah Kingpressured the Red Leafs back line, creating chaos in front of the goal with a deflected ball landing in the back of the net to put the Vikings up 1-0 at the 42:38 mark.

 

Clinging to the 1-0 lead, WWU sophomore goalkeeper Ellie McGowan made a diving save in the 54th minute to preserve the shoutout.

 

Western scored a key insurance goal in 64th minute when senior midfielder Mie Cairns connected on a header inside the six-yard box following a corner kick from freshman midfielder Ariana Lopez.

 

Defenders Olivia Connell and Ella Witherspoon, along with Cairns, played all 90 minutes leading the Vikings strong defensive effort.

 

SFU held a 9-4 advantage in total shots and each team recorded four shots on goal. The Red Leafs dropped to 7-3-2 overall and remains in second place in the GNAC standings with 16 points (5-2-1).

 

UP NEXT

The first-place Vikings (9-1-3, 7-0-1 GNAC) remain at home next week closing out the regular-season schedule of games at Harrington Field hosting Saint Martin's on Thursday (7 pm) and Western Oregon on Saturday (2 pm). The game vs. WOU will be Grad Night with seven Vikings celebrated playing their final regular-season home game. The complete 2026 schedule can be viewed online via wwuvikings.com/WSOC.

 

GAME NOTES

WWU extended its winning streak to six consecutive games and is undefeated over its last 11 games (8-0-3) … overall the Vikings have just one loss in 13 games in 2026 … defense posted ninth shutout of the season with seventh clean sheet in last eight games … WWU has not allowed more than one goal in a game this season for a 0.31 goals against average … Vikings extended their unbeaten streak in GNAC contests to 37 consecutive games, going 30-0-7 during this stretch dating to the end of the 2023 season … Vikings lead the all-time series vs. Simon Fraser 50-19-5 with an 19-8-2 mark in home games vs. the Red Leafs … over last 35 match-ups vs. SFU since 2010, WWU is 29-2-4 … Vikings make the trip to Burnaby Mountain on October 29 … WWU improved to 5-1-2 in home games this season and is 105-8-13 all-time at Harrington Field.

 

QUICK STATS

#9 Western Washington 2, #24 Simon Fraser 0

Date: October 10, 2026

Field: Harrington Field     Site: Bellingham, WA

Attendance: 417

 

Goals by period                 1  2    Tot

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Simon Fraser..................  0  0  -  0

Western Washington............  1  1  -  2

 

SCORING SUMMARY:

1.        42:38      WWU      Own Goal

2.        63:58      WWU      Cairns (Connell)

 

Shots: SFU 9, WWU 4

Shots on Goal: WWU 4, SFU 4

Saves: WWU 4 (McGowan – 4), SFU 3 (Piperni - 3)

Corners: WWU 1, SFU 0

Fouls: WWU 14, SFU 13

Offsides: WWU 3, SFU 3

Kits: WWU (Navy Blue), SFU (Red)

Updated Records: WWU (9-1-3, 7-0-1), SFU (7-3-2, 5-2-1)

 

RECORD BREAKDOWN

Here is a look at Western's record breakdown for the 2026 season:

 

2026 RECORD BREAKDOWN

Overall Record

9-1-3

Streak

W6

Home

5-1-2

Away

4-0-1

Neutral

0-0-0

GNAC Record

7-0-1

Non-Conference

2-1-2

Ranked Opponents

2-1-0

Scoring First

7-0-1

Opponent Scores First

1-1-0

Lead at the Half

5-0-0

Tied at the Half

3-0-3

Trail at the Half

0-1-0

Record by Kit

White

1-0-0

Navy Blue

3-0-1

Light Blue

5-1-0

 

GNAC STANDINGS & RESULTS

Here is a look at the results and updated standings following Thursday's games to close the fourth week of conference games. The top four teams in the standings at the conclusion of the regular season advance to play in the 2026 GNAC Championships held November 5-7 at Interbay Stadium in Seattle. Updated conference standings, schedules, results and statistics can be found online at GNACsports.com.

 

 

School

Points

GNAC

Pct.

Overall

Pct.

Home

Away

Neutral

Streak

Last 10

1.

Western Washington

22

7-0-1

.938

9-1-3

.808

5-1-2

4-0-1

0-0-0

W6

8-0-2

2.

Simon Fraser

16

5-2-1

.688

7-3-2

.667

3-1-0

3-2-2

1-0-0

L1

6-2-2

3.

Seattle Pacific

14

4-2-2

.625

7-3-2

.667

2-1-1

5-2-1

0-0-0

T1

5-3-2

4.

Central Washington

11

3-3-2

.500

3-6-4

.385

2-1-3

1-4-1

0-1-0

W1

3-4-3

5.

Montana State Billings

8

2-4-2

.375

2-5-5

.375

0-4-3

2-1-2

0-0-0

T1

2-5-3

 

Northwest Nazarene

8

2-4-2

.375

2-7-3

.292

1-2-1

1-5-2

0-0-0

L2

2-6-2

7.

Western Oregon

6

1-4-3

.312

2-6-4

.333

1-3-2

1-2-2

0-1-0

T1

2-5-3

8.

Saint Martin's

4

1-6-1

.188

2-9-2

.231

1-5-0

1-3-1

0-1-1

T1

1-7-2

This Week's GNAC Schedule

Thursday, October 8:

Seattle Pacific 3, at Western Oregon 1

Western Washington 1, at Northwest Nazarene 0

Simon Fraser 2, at Central Washington 2

Saint Martin's 1, at Montana State Billings 0

Saturday, October 10:

Saint Martin's 0, at Western Oregon 0

at Central Washington 3, Northwest Nazarene 1

Seattle Pacific 0, at Montana State Billings 0

at Western Washington 2, Simon Fraser 0

 

2026 RESULTS & SCHEDULE

Here is a look at the Vikings 2026 schedule and game-by-game results:

 

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION / VENUE

RESULT

8/27 (Thu.)

Hawai'i Hilo

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-0

8/30 (Sun.)

UC Colorado Springs (#10)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

L, 0-1

9/4 (Fri.)

@Cal State Monterey Bay

Seaside, CA (Cardinale Stadium)

T, 0-0

9/7 (Mon.)

@Cal State East Bay

Alameda, CA (Oakland Roots Facility)

W, 3-1

9/13 (Sun.)

Colorado School of Mines

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

T, 1-1

9/17 (Thu.)

Northwest Nazarene GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 1-0

9/19 (Sat.)

Central Washington GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

T, 0-0

9/24 (Thu.)

Montana State Billings GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 3-0

9/26 (Sat.)

Seattle Pacific GNAC (#23)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 3-0

10/1 (Thu.)

@Western Oregon GNAC

Monmouth, OR (WOU Soccer Field)

W, 2-0

10/3 (Sat.)

@Saint Martin's GNAC

Lacey, WA (SMU Soccer Field)

W, 2-1

10/8 (Thu.)

@Northwest Nazarene GNAC

Nampa, ID (NNU Soccer Field)

W, 1-0

10/10 (Sat.)

Simon Fraser GNAC (#24)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-0

10/15 (Thu.)

Saint Martin's GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

7:00 pm

10/17 (Sat.)

Western Oregon GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

2:00 pm

10/22 (Thu.)

@Seattle Pacific GNAC

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

7:00 pm

10/24 (Sat.)

@Montana State Billings GNAC

Billings, MT (Yellowjacket Field)

12:00 pm(MT)

10/29 (Thu.)

@Simon Fraser GNAC

Burnaby, BC (Terry Fox Field)

7:00 pm

10/31 (Sat.)

@Central Washington GNAC

Ellensburg, WA (Tomlinson Stadium)

11:00 am

GNAC Championships (Seattle, WA)

Nov. 5 (Thu.)

GNAC Semifinal

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

 

Nov. 7 (Sat.)

GNAC Final

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

 

 

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