Northwest vs. Carroll

Saturday | 12:30 PM | NU Athletic Field | Kirkland

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KIRKLAND – Northwest returns home this weekend for a one-game weekend, taking on Carroll College at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday.
 
The Eagles are 5-4-2 in the Carroll series, including a scoreless tie last season in Helena, Montana. NU is 3-0-1 at home in the series. Both teams had eight shots on goal last season in the scoreless draw, with NU's Kierstin Patefield and CC's Sarah Conway getting shutouts in goal. 
 
The Eagles are 7-0-2 on the season and 3-0-1 in the Cascade Collegiate Conference after blanking Providence 4-0 on Saturday. Trinity Mischel, Maya Lewis, Kayla Soderstrom, and Colette Liston all had goals in the win.
 
The Eagles have eight shutouts in their nine contests this season and haven't allowed a goal since the 1-1 tie with Jamestown on Sept. 4–a span of five games. The eight shutouts lead the NAIA this season.
 
Freshman goalkeeper Hanne Breur leads the NAIA with the eight shutouts this season. She leads the Cascade Collegiate Conference with a .969 save percentage and a 0.11 goals-against average. 
 
Through nine games, Northwest has outscored opponents 22-1. The Eagles have four goals each from Claire Jo Diede and Elizabeth Moretti, three by Maya Lewis, two each from Liv Lagererquist and Gracie VanAssche, and one apiece from Grace Burke, Sarah Hansen, Anna Lau, Colette Liston, Trinity Mischel, Kayla Soderstrom, and Rachel Russell. Diede and Moretti are tied for second in the Cascade Collegiate Conference in total goals. 
 
Kayla Soderstrom leads the Eagles and the Cascade Collegiate Conference with six assists this season. Maya Lewis and Trinity Mischel have three each and are tied for third in the CCC. Liz Moretti, Olivia Morris, Rachel Russell, and Gracie VanAssche have two each and are tied for eighth in the league.
 
Carroll is 6-1-3 overall and 3-0-1 in the Cascade Collegiate Conference after a 3-1 win over Multnomah on Sunday. Blair Stapleton leads the CCC with 11 goals and 23 points, and Emily Funseth has four goals on the season. Sarah Conway comes in with a 0.97 goals allowed average. 
 
Northwest wraps up the home portion of the schedule with games Friday, Oct. 7 against Bushnell and Saturday, Oct. 8 against Corban.