Soccer

San Diego State Women’s Soccer Crushes Pacific with Record 7-0 Victory

A historic performance sets the tone for an upcoming road swing

San Diego State’s women’s soccer squad turned a routine Thursday night into a landmark moment, routing Pacific 7-0 in a display that rewrote the record books for the program.

Katie Senn was the offensive catalyst, striking twice to bring her career tally to a new high, while rookie Rory Schank opened her collegiate scoring account, and Naima Castro and Maya Stinson each found the net for the first time in Scarlet and Black.

Road trip ahead

The onslaught was not limited to first-year players; Cayden Chowana-Bandhu and Mia DeJohn each logged their inaugural assists, and veteran midfielder Kenny Moore contributed his first helper at SDSU, underscoring the depth of the attack.

Goalkeeper Sammy Martinez made her Division I debut in place of Kailey Carlen and recorded her first save, while Victoria Miller capped the scoring with a goal in the 85th minute, extending the lead to 5-0 before the final whistle.

The shutout streak now stands at three consecutive matches this season and five of the last eight, a defensive consistency that has become a hallmark of the team.

Looking ahead, the Aztecs will travel to face Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and Utah Valley in their next three contests, a road trip that will test the momentum generated by Thursday’s performance.

Fans can follow the action live on ESPN+, where the broadcast is available to paid subscribers.

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