Arizona State University Soccer opened its latest outing with a commanding 2-0 win over Cal Poly, a match that was cut short by inclement weather but left the Sun Devils firmly in control. The victory not only added another win to their unbeaten streak but also reinforced their reputation as a defensively disciplined side.
Defensive Masterclass in Tempe
The Sun Devils limited Cal Poly to just five shot attempts, with only one on target, while their own attack generated six shots on goal and a total of 14 attempts. Goalkeeper Kennedy Zorn delivered a series of crucial saves, securing her second consecutive clean sheet and extending the team's shutout streak to 337 minutes, the ninth‑longest in program history.
Offensively, the breakthrough came early when Sierra Bergen struck in the fourth minute, marking her first goal of the season and the 17th fastest in program history. The lead was doubled in the 82nd minute when Mya Angus, assisted by Emmie Ennis, found the net for her first collegiate goal, sealing the result and underscoring the depth of the attacking lineup.
Aiming for a Fourth Clean Sheet
Building on this momentum, Arizona State is set to face Dartmouth on Thursday, September 3, at Mulcahy Stadium in Tucson. A win would give the Sun Devils a fourth straight clean sheet, a feat that would further cement their early‑season dominance and keep them perched atop the conversation in their conference.
The upcoming match will be played on the team's home turf in Tucson, where the atmosphere is expected to be electric as fans rally behind a squad that has yet to surrender a goal in over five hours of play. With a blend of stout defending and timely scoring, Arizona State looks poised to continue its ascent and maintain the early‑season standards it has set for itself.