SEATTLE, Wash. — Gonzaga (2-3-1, 0-0-0) fell to Washington (4-2-2, 1-0-0) 6-0 on Tuesday at Husky Soccer Stadium, with Washington netting five second-half goals.

The first half saw Washington take an early advantage, capitalizing on a moment in the 29th minute when Terry Watson received a red card, leading to Charlie Kosakoff's goal moments later. Despite playing a man down, the Zags' defense, led by goalkeeper Chema Preciado, remained resilient, making crucial saves against shots from Zach Ramsey and Egor Akulov. The Zags also managed offensive attempts, including a key shot by Alex Bazia in the 29th minute, which was saved by Levi Bieber, as the half ended with a 1-0 score in favor of the Huskies.

The second half began with Washington taking control early, as Alex Hall scored in the 51st minute, followed by another goal just two minutes later. The Huskies extended their lead with additional goals from Zach Ramsey and Mani Diop, both assisted by Richie Aman, demonstrating a strong offensive performance. Preciado made several key saves, including a penalty kick save in the 84th minute, but the team could not overcome Washington's scoring spree, resulting in a 6-0 final score.

Preciado made eight saves during the Zags' match while facing 19 shots on goal. Ian Silva contributed to the offensive efforts with one shot and one shot on goal. Bazia also managed one shot and one shot on goal for Gonzaga. Watson received a red card during the game.

The Zags fell to 2-3-1 overall after the loss. The Huskies improved to 4-2-2 overall and 1-0 in conference play. Gonzaga stays on the road to play CSU Bakersfield on Sunday, Sept. 21.