Western Oregon and St. Martin's finish in scoreless soccer draw

Western Oregon dominated the stat sheet on Thursday afternoon at the Saints Soccer Field, but the Wolves had to settle for a scoreless 0-0 deadlock against host St. Martin’s, according to coverage by wouwolves.com.

How the Match Unfolded in Lacey

The scoreless result moves Western Oregon to 4-8-5 overall and 3-6-4 in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference. The Wolves have just one match remaining in the 2026 season, scheduled for Saturday against Montana State Billings. Meanwhile, St. Martin’s moved to 2-13-3 overall and 1-10-2 in conference play. Both defensive units held firm throughout the afternoon, turning away repeated scoring threats.

Western Oregon kept constant pressure on the Saints by firing 21 total shots, with eight landing on target. Conversely, the Saints managed 11 total shots, putting six on goal. The visiting Wolves also controlled the corners completely, earning 13 corner kicks while holding St. Martin’s to zero.

Defensive Standouts and Team Statistics

Sophomore goalkeeper Ayanah Soon delivered a stellar performance in the net for Western Oregon, securing a clean sheet with six crucial saves. The Ewa Beach native notched her third shutout of the season. Offensively, the attack was spread out across the roster as 12 different players recorded shots for the Wolves. Olivia Boger led the charge with eight shots, placing two of them on goal.

Wolves, Saints Battle to 0-0 Draw — Photo: tdn.com

The stalemate in Lacey mirrors earlier conference action between these two programs. The Wolves and Saints previously fought to a 0-0 tie earlier this month when they met in Monmouth.

Looking Ahead to the Season Finale

With the draw behind them, Western Oregon prepares to close out their 2026 campaign on the road. The squad travels to face Montana State Billings on Saturday, looking to finish their conference slate on a high note.

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