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Men's Soccer Filip Karlsson vs. Seattle Pacific
Sophomore Filip Karlsson and the Vikings battled their fourth nationally ranked opponent (Mason Hrcek Photo)
1
Western Washington WWU (7-6-2, 2-4-1 GNAC)
2
Winner Seattle Pacific SPU (12-2-1, 5-1-1 GNAC)
Western Washington WWU
(7-6-2, 2-4-1 GNAC)
1
Final
2
Seattle Pacific SPU
(12-2-1, 5-1-1 GNAC)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Western Washington WWU 1 0 1
Seattle Pacific SPU 0 2 2

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

Vikings Drop 2-1 Rivalry Game at No. 13 SPU

WWU held 1-0 lead through first 71 minutes, but SPU scores pair of goals for fifth straight win

SEATTLE, Wash. – The Western Washington University men's soccer team got off to a strong start with a goal in the opening minutes but conceded a pair of second-half goals seven minutes apart to fall 2-1 to No. 13 nationally ranked Seattle Pacific University Saturday evening at Interbay Stadium.

 

The Vikings looked to build on the momentum from Thursday's 1-0 road win at Northwest Nazarene and held the lead for more than 70 minutes before suffering the one-goal loss to the Falcons. WWU dropped to 7-6-2 overall and 2-4-1 in GNAC play.

 

Seattle Pacific improved to 12-2-1 overall with its fifth consecutive victory, remaining undefeated at 8-0-0 in home games at Interbay Stadium. The Falcons defeated the Vikings 4-1 on October 3 in Bellingham to start the winning streak.

 

The Vikings struck first in the opening four minutes of the game when sophomore winger Jose Perez pounced on a loose ball in the box and fired a curling right-footed shot from 10 yards out for his second goal in as many games.

 

SPU equalized in the 72nd minute on a header goal by Kasey Toevs off a free kick just outside the 18-yard box from Brady Reed.

 

WWU had a scoring opportunity in the 74th minute when Julian Herring took a shot from distance that knuckleballed towards the goal with the save from SPU goalkeeper Willem Ficek falling to Tommy Carroll who got off a shot that went high.

 

The Falcons scored the go-ahead goal just seven minutes after getting the equalizer when JP Guzman followed up a saved shot by Viking defender Jack Haegele with a strike from close range for his fifth goal of the season.

 

SPU held an 11-9 lead in total shots and the Vikings had a 5-4 edge in shots on goal. The fast and physical rivalry game featured 27 fouls (WWU 17, SPU 10) and six yellow cards.

 

UP NEXT

The Vikings (7-6-2, 2-4-1 GNAC) return to Harrington Field closing out the regular season schedule with four consecutive home games, beginning next week with a Thursday evening game vs. Simon Fraser (6 pm) and Saturday vs. Jamestown (4 pm). All conference games will stream live on the GNAC Network. The complete 2026 schedule can be viewed online via wwuvikings.com/MSOC.

 

QUICK STATS

#13 Seattle Pacific 2, Western Washington 1

Date: October 17, 2026

Field: Interbay Stadium    Site: Seattle, WA

Attendance: 361

 

Goals by period                 1  2    Tot

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Western Washington............  1  0  -  1

Seattle Pacific...............  0  2  -  2

 

SCORING SUMMARY:

1.          3:56     WWU       Perez

2.         71:29     SPU       Toevs (Reed)

3.         78:42     SPU       Guzman (Straight)

 

Shots: SPU 11, WWU 9

Shots on Goal: WWU 5, SPU 4

Saves: WWU 2 (Dyer - 1), SPU 4 (Ficek - 4)

Corners: SPU 5, WWU 2

Fouls: WWU 17, SPU 10

Offsides: WWU 3, SPU 0

Kits: WWU (Navy Blue), SPU (White)

Updated Records: WWU (7-6-2, 2-4-1), SPU (12-2-1, 5-1-1)

 

RECORD BREAKDOWN

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

 

2026 RECORD BREAKDOWN

Overall Record

7-6-2

Streak

L1

Home

4-1-1

Away

3-4-1

Neutral

0-1-0

GNAC Record

2-4-1

Non-Conference

5-2-1

Ranked Opponents

2-1-1

Scoring First

6-3-0

Opponent Scores First

1-3-2

Lead at the Half

2-1-0

Tied at the Half

4-2-1

Trail at the Half

1-3-1

Record by Kit

White

2-2-1

Navy Blue

2-2-1

Light Blue

2-1-0

Black

1-1-0

 

GNAC STANDINGS & RESULTS

Here is a look at the results and updated standings following Saturday's games to close out the fourth week of the conference slate. The top three 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.

Seattle Pacific

16

5-1-1

.786

12-2-1

.833

8-0-0

3-2-1

1-0-0

W5

8-1-1

2.

Western Oregon

11

3-1-2

.667

7-3-5

.633

5-1-2

1-2-3

1-0-0

W2

6-2-2

 

Northwest Nazarene

11

3-2-2

.571

8-3-5

.656

5-2-1

1-1-2

2-0-2

W1

6-2-2

 

Simon Fraser

11

3-2-2

.571

5-4-5

.536

3-1-2

2-2-2

0-1-1

L2

4-3-3

5.

Western Washington

7

2-4-1

.357

7-6-2

.533

4-1-1

3-4-1

0-1-0

L1

3-5-2

6.

Saint Martin's

0

0-6-0

.000

5-9-1

.367

3-3-1

0-5-0

2-1-0

L3

2-7-1

This Week's GNAC Schedule

Thursday, October 15:

at Western Oregon 6, Saint Martin's 2

at Seattle Pacific 3, Simon Fraser 1

Western Washington 1, at Northwest Nazarene 0

Saturday, October 17:

at Northwest Nazarene 3, Simon Fraser 1

at Seattle Pacific 2, Western Washington 1

at Western Oregon 3, Jamestown 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.)

Chico State

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 3-2

8/29 (Sat.)

Stanislaus State (#5)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-1

9/3 (Thu.)

Point Loma (#4)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-1

9/5 (Sat.)

Westmont

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

W, 2-0

9/10 (Thu.)

vs. Westminster

Denver, CO (Regis Turf Field)

L, 3-1

9/13 (Sun.)

@Regis

Denver, CO (Regis Turf Field)

T, 1-1

9/16 (Wed.)

@St. Edward's

Austin, TX (Lewis-Chen Family Field)

W, 2-0

9/18 (Fri.)

@Dallas Baptist

Dallas, TX (Patriot Soccer Field)

L, 2-1

9/24 (Thu.)

@Saint Martin's GNAC

Lacey, WA (SMU Soccer Field)

W, 1-0

9/26 (Sat.)

@Western Oregon GNAC

Monmouth, OR (WOU Soccer Field)

L, 3-2

10/1 (Thu.)

Northwest Nazarene GNAC (#19)

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

T, 2-2

10/3 (Sat.)

Seattle Pacific GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

L, 4-1

10/8 (Thu.)

@Simon Fraser GNAC

Burnaby, BC (Terry Fox Field)

L, 4-2

10/15 (Thu.)

@Northwest Nazarene GNAC

Nampa, ID (NNU Soccer Field)

W, 1-0

10/17 (Sat.)

@Seattle Pacific GNAC (#13)

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

L, 2-1

10/22 (Thu.)

Simon Fraser GNAC

Seattle, WA (Interbay Stadium)

6:00 pm

10/24 (Sat.)

Jamestown

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

4:00 pm

10/29 (Thu.)

Saint Martin's GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

7:00 pm

10/31 (Sat.)

Western Oregon GNAC

Bellingham, WA (Harrington Field)

2:00 pm

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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