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Sept. 19, 2009

Box Score

BELLINGHAM, Wash. - Western Washington University lost its second straight game, falling to Simon Fraser University in a non-conference men's soccer game Saturday night at Orca Field on the Whatcom Community College campus.

The Vikings fell to 3-5-0 despite goals by forward Gibson Bardsley (Jr., Fall City/Mount Si) and midfielder Matt Fishbaugher (Jr., Redmond). It was the fourth loss in the last five contests for Western.

Simon Fraser, a NAIA school, improved to 7-2-0 with its third consecutive victory.

The Clansmen opened the scoring just 4:43 into the game as Roman Doutkevitch finished from the goal mouth after Josh Bennett put in a cross from the right side.

Western evened the score in the ninth minute, Bardsley heading home a Oscar Jimenez (So., Mount Vernon) free kick, but Simon Fraser regained the lead in the 32nd minute, as Bennett and Gary Badesha combined to free Alex Hanne in the penalty area, and Hanne patiently finished from six yards.

Simon Fraser got an insurance goal in the 85th minute. John Hodnett scored with an assist from Colin Streckmann, but Western closed the scoring with just seven seconds left, Fishbaugher hitting a blast from 16 yards with his first touch of a pass from midfielder Kellan Brown (So., Tacoma/Bellarmine Prep).

Simon Fraser had a 20-9 advantage in shot attempts.

Western begins Great Northwest Athletic Conference play Thursday, Sept. 24 (7 p.m.), playing host to Montana State Billings.

Western Washington vs. Simon Fraser
Date: 09/19/09  Attendance: 219
Goals by Period     1   2     Total
Simon Fraser        2   1 ---   3
Western Washington  1   1 ---   2
SCORING SUMMARY:
SFU - Doutkevitch (Bennett), 4:43
WWU - Bardsley (Jimenez), 8:47
SFU - Hanne (Bennett, Badesha), 31:48
SFU - Hodnett (Streckmann), 84:31
WWU - Fishbaugher (Brown), 89:53
Shots: Western Washington 9, Simon Fraser 20
Corner kicks: Western Washington 3, Simon Fraser 6
Fouls: Western Washington 14, Simon Fraser 18
Saves: Western Washington 3 (Copps-Tilley 3), Simon Fraser 1 (Qzawa 1)