
Bulldogs at Saint Mary’s Saturday
10/13/2023 1:01:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Zags look for first 4-0-0 start to WCC play
Gonzaga (10-2-1, 3-0-0 WCC) at Saint Mary's (6-5-2, 0-3-0)
SATURDAY, OCT. 14 | 1 P.M. | SAINT MARY'S STADIUM | MORAGA, CA
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QUICK KICKS:
- With a win Saturday, Gonzaga would have its first-ever 4-0-0 start to league play. Last season, the Bulldogs were unbeaten after four games at 2-0-2.
- GU is 9-0-0 this season when scoring first and ahead at the half. The Zags are 50-2-2 under Chris Watkins when leading at the half.
- Gonzaga is 5-0-0 in night matches this season.
PROGRAM ON THE RISE:
- The Zags have more 10-win seasons over the last seven seasons (6) than the rest of its program history combined (5). GU has won 10 or more games under Watkins six times out of seven seasons, with the exception being seven wins in the Spring 2020 shortened season.
- Gonzaga has reached five wins in WCC play in each of the past five seasons. The Bulldogs never won five games in conference play until this recent streak.
RECORD BREAKING OYLER:
- Kelsey Oyler set a new single season assist program record and career assist program record in emphatic fashion during the 5-0 win San Diego.
- Oyler recorded three assists in the victory. She needed one assist coming into the game to set a new program record for most in season and three to set the new career mark. The junior entered the match with seven assists this season, which was tied for the most all-time at GU. It was the second time in the last three games Oyler was credited with three assists in a game.
- The Meridian, Idaho, native now has 19 career assists.
GETTING OFFENSIVE:
- Gonzaga has scored 44 goals through its first 13 games, which is third in the nation.
- The Zags are currently second in program history for most goals in single season. The program record is 47 in 2021.
- The Zags' 37 assists rank 14th in the country, and Kelsey Oyler is third in the nation with 11 assists.
- GU is two assists from the most in a season. The record is 39 in 2021.
- Giana Riley and Marissa Garcia are first and fourth in the WCC with 23 and 16 points, and first and fourth with nine and seven goals. Riley is 27th in the nation with her nine goals.
SATURDAY, OCT. 14 | 1 P.M. | SAINT MARY'S STADIUM | MORAGA, CA
ESPN PLUS | LIVE STATS
QUICK KICKS:
- With a win Saturday, Gonzaga would have its first-ever 4-0-0 start to league play. Last season, the Bulldogs were unbeaten after four games at 2-0-2.
- GU is 9-0-0 this season when scoring first and ahead at the half. The Zags are 50-2-2 under Chris Watkins when leading at the half.
- Gonzaga is 5-0-0 in night matches this season.
PROGRAM ON THE RISE:
- The Zags have more 10-win seasons over the last seven seasons (6) than the rest of its program history combined (5). GU has won 10 or more games under Watkins six times out of seven seasons, with the exception being seven wins in the Spring 2020 shortened season.
- Gonzaga has reached five wins in WCC play in each of the past five seasons. The Bulldogs never won five games in conference play until this recent streak.
RECORD BREAKING OYLER:
- Kelsey Oyler set a new single season assist program record and career assist program record in emphatic fashion during the 5-0 win San Diego.
- Oyler recorded three assists in the victory. She needed one assist coming into the game to set a new program record for most in season and three to set the new career mark. The junior entered the match with seven assists this season, which was tied for the most all-time at GU. It was the second time in the last three games Oyler was credited with three assists in a game.
- The Meridian, Idaho, native now has 19 career assists.
GETTING OFFENSIVE:
- Gonzaga has scored 44 goals through its first 13 games, which is third in the nation.
- The Zags are currently second in program history for most goals in single season. The program record is 47 in 2021.
- The Zags' 37 assists rank 14th in the country, and Kelsey Oyler is third in the nation with 11 assists.
- GU is two assists from the most in a season. The record is 39 in 2021.
- Giana Riley and Marissa Garcia are first and fourth in the WCC with 23 and 16 points, and first and fourth with nine and seven goals. Riley is 27th in the nation with her nine goals.
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