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Snow College Women's Soccer Moves to No. 1 in SWAC Standings

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Snow College Women's Soccer Moves to No. 1 in SWAC Standings
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Snow College women's soccer moved into first place in the SWAC standings following two recent victories. The team secured a 2-0 win over North Idaho College and a record-breaking 21-0 win against Pacific Northwest Christian College.

Key takeaways

  • Snow College moved into first place in the SWAC standings.
  • The Badgers set a program record with 21 goals scored in a single match.
  • The team has achieved six consecutive wins.
  • The Badgers defeated North Idaho College 2-0 and Pacific Northwest Christian College 21-0.

Snow College women's soccer moved into first place in the Scenic West Athletic Conference standings following two recent victories, according to an October 13 report. The Badgers earned a 2-0 win against North Idaho College on Thursday before recording a historic 21-0 victory over Pacific Northwest Christian College on Saturday.

The victory against North Idaho College marked an improvement from the teams' previous 0-0 draw. Hallie Hansen scored a header in the 65th minute, followed by a goal from Carly Knudsen seven minutes later off an assist by Jolee Irvin. The Badgers outshot the Cardinals 21-6 in the matchup.

During the match against Pacific Northwest Christian College, the Badgers set a new program record for goals scored in a single match. The team recorded 77 shots, including 36 on goal, scoring 16 goals in the first half and five in the second half before the match concluded in the 70th minute.

Individual performances in the 21-0 win included a hat trick by Summer Long, two goals each from Brenna Arauzo, Macie Gustin, Ryan Neel, and Kelsie Peterson, and three assists from Adelle Grimley.

With these wins, Snow College improved to 8-0-2 in SWAC play and moved past Salt Lake Community College for the top spot in the conference. The Badgers have won six consecutive matches.

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