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On Thursday, no. 1 Stanford Women’s football was defeated in Arizona 6-0 at the Cagan Stadium. Jasmine Aikei (6:10 and 59:28) and Charlotte Kohler (12:30 and 57:58) Each had a bracelet for the cardinal, finding the back of the network twice. Sha Harvey (16:36) scored the first goal of the season while Elise Evans (70:10) He achieved his second goal. Stanford Golmani Caroline Birkel (45:00), Kaia Ko (25:10) and Alissa Savig (19:50) He collectively stretched with Birkel recording savings. Stanford improves at 5-0 in season while Arizona falls to 3-1.
Box rating: Arizona on Stanford-Thursday, 28. Augustin
“Yes, amazing performance by the team”, Trainer Stanford Stanford Paul Ratcliffe He said after the game. Good Soccer, Scored Some Fantastic Goals Against A Really Good Arizona Team … Jazzy and Charlotte Were On Fire. I Mean, The Goals They’re Scoring Are Unbelievable. Charlotte’s Movements And Then Her Quality Finishing Those Chances. And Jazzy, And thought looked really in Form Tonight. She was scoring goals and touring players and creating opportunities for others, salt and Thought She was really Dynamic up front for us. ”
“I mean, I’m just so happy,” Aikei said after the game. “We’ve shot all the cylinders. Everyone just played an incredible game from the goalkeeper and I’m really proud to move the ball and just cross the ball and just cross the ball and just threaten spa.”
Like they have the whole season, Stanford went out with great energy with two corners of the first 90 seconds of the match at 0:40 and 1:13. Although she did not lead to goals, the cardinal set a tone. Arizona would then throw out the game in a match at 2:08, can’t score this opportunity.
Shortly after that at 6:06, Aikei would find the upper right part of the target on the right leg, making it a leadership of 1-0 for the cardinal. In the blink of an eye, Stanford has achieved its second goal at 12:30, because Kohler found the lower part of the goal from her right foot thanks to the help Allie Montoia. By 2-0 and less than 13 minutes in the match, Stanford looked good.
“No, Charlotte is amazing,” Aike said in Kohler. “You just know when it’s in the field, she’s dangerous and I think that’s the things we missed last year, as if a person could have outside the game and four more people. It’s just something I’m really satisfied and proud of everyone in criminals.”
Stanford continued to press the pressure, the kormer at 15:48 before reaching at 16:36 Sha Harvey They found the upper left of the goal from the left foot, making it a 3-0 lead. Her first goal of the season.
Stanford would not achieve the remainder of half, but he received seven more corner shots, which was half a blow to half a blow. Arizona defense was nowhere to be seen, Stanford has everything they wanted against them. Until 3-0 on the half time, now it was just a question of whether Stanford could end strongly.
“Yes, it’s zero zero mentality and we have to go on playing,” Ratcliffe said about the message on the break. “We need to go in the second half. We want to push and continue hard and continue to try and keep getting better and creating real habits to move forward.”
Stanford continued to dominate the second half with an angular shock at 48:57 and 53:24. At 57:58, Kohler scored his second goal of the match as she found the upper right part of the target from the left foot thanks to the help Andrea Matahaata. This made the 4-0 leadership for the cardinal. In a period of 90 seconds, Stanford will add another goal to add them in total at 59:28, because Aikei has found its second goal of the night from Assist Joelle Jung. This time to the upper left side of the naked.
“Yes, I thought when we made changes to the line, the level remained the same or is better,” Ratcliffe said in their strong second half. “So I really was proud of all the performance of everyone. I looked through the team and everyone played at the highest possibilities. So I was really impressed with them.”
“Yes, I mean, we’re kind of talking about it all week, just go to humans,” Aike said. “So that was my way of thinking. So first he wanted to fall out and have a chance. It was an amazing ball that was the amazing ball played. I didn’t really do it.
Like leading 5-0, there was not enough statement, after angle at 69:12, Stanford scored at 70:10, because Evans found the upper right part of the target from the left foot thanks to the masculinity. There was a review to see if there was an offside, but was considered a legal goal. This made 6-0, which would end for the final result.
“It’s always great to close,” Ratcliffe said. “I think the defensive unit prouded to be healed, the goalkeepers are proud of the chants. And I think it’s like a team that we want to turn off, so it matters them, you know?
For Stanford, this was a dominant victory. They were in Terme from start to finish. The only only worrying moment for them was a shot that Arizona fired that she went away from the cross-rod and almost inside. That was it. Stanford Out Shot Arizona 32-6 and had an advantage in the corners of 15-1. On top of that, Arizona’s goalkeepers Olivia Ramei and Sofia Cortes-Brown They were under the siege of all night, collectively a total of 10 savings.
“I don’t think we’re trying to accumulate,” Ratcliffe stressed. “I think we’re just trying to create real habits, so we need to make it and harder. So it will be harder and harder. So it will become harder and harder. So it will become harder and Strive. So it will become harder and harder. So it will be harder and harder. It will become harder and harder. So it will be harder and harder. So it will harder.
“It’s so fun,” Aikei said he scored six goals as a team. “I think one of the biggest things about this team is how relentless and ruthless. These are some of our words we use and is just fun to be at half time after scoring, knowing we’ll get another one.”
Visor in Santa Clari, No.4 Stanford Male football had a close call, winning 2-1 after the last time from 0-1 at half time. Will know (56:00) and Tomo Allen (61:26) Both of the cardinal. It was a much more dramatic game, but they found a way too much to stay undefeated. They will return to Cagan this week for the match against UC Davis at 19:00 PT.
As for Stanford women’s football, they will be on the road almost a month, not returning to Cagan until Thursday, 25. Septemberin Against Boston College. Their next match will be on Thursday 4 USC on Thursday, 4. Septemberin at 18:30 pt at a large ten-net. Click here for the full failure of your upcoming schedule.
“Yes, I think it will be a really good test for the team to measure where we are,” Ratcliffe said about the road. “It will build that our character is on the way and it is also quite a few games. So it will be a really good test for us and we are excited about it and we are excited about it.”
“I mean, it’s really just about bringing Cagan, our fortress, with us,” Aikei said about the upcoming road. “Like our coaches, they were all just a field and we have the ball and let’s play and know that we have everything we need with all players and coaches coming with us.”
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