Weber State's women's soccer team secured a 2-1 victory over Oregon State on Tuesday, with midfielder Amanda Caswell delivering the decisive one‑timer in the 79th minute that broke the deadlock and sent the crowd home cheering.
Match Overview
The Wildcats dominated possession and shot volume, out‑shooting the Beavers 20‑6 over the course of the game. Despite the heavy pressure, Oregon State managed to stay in the contest, but Weber State's relentless attack eventually paid off.
The scoring opened with a penalty kick in the 24th minute, giving Weber State an early 1‑0 lead. Oregon State answered just a minute later, as Mary Hoffman equalized in the 25th minute to make it 1‑1.
Between the goals, goalkeeper Lauren Butorac kept the Beavers at bay with two crucial saves, while Weber State's own keeper Libby Brooker logged nine stops to preserve the narrow advantage.
Looking Ahead
The Wildcats are now 2‑1‑1 and will hit the road for their next two fixtures. They open with a showdown against Long Beach State on Saturday, August 29, before traveling to face Pacific on Thursday, September 3. Home games against South Dakota State on September 10 and UC Santa Barbara on September 13 follow.