The Broncos took advantage of an early defensive breakdown for their goal when Megan Kakadelas won a challenge from Portland’s Kristen Moore just inside the midfield line, then sprung free on the right side. Driving the ball into the box, Kakadelas sent a short cross to the center, finding Horvath running free at the top of the penalty area. Horvath slotted her angled shot to the far post, beating Portland keeper Lauren Arase for the game’s only goal.

The Pilots outshot Santa Clara 13-4 and had a 4-2 edge in corner kicks, but the Pilots’ ineffective finishing led to just six saves by Santa Clara keeper Alyssa Sobolik. Portland had numerous chances inside the Bronco penalty area, but were unable to capitalize.

#10 Pepperdine 2, Saint Mary's 1
The Saint Mary's women's soccer team (9-9-1/3-3 WCC) fell to the #10 ranked Pepperdine Waves (15-1-2/5-1 WCC), 2-1, on Sunday, November 3, in West Coast Conference action on Garaventa Field.

The Waves ended a scoreless tie at the 26:06 minute mark when April Pettigrew found an opening in the right corner off an assist from teammate Jenna Fodor. At the end of the first half the score remained, while the Waves outshot the Gaels by a 5-1 advantage. Pepperdine increased its lead at the 55:12 minute mark when Ali Pavoni tallied her 10 goal of the season on a Lacey Ubaldi assist. With 35 seconds left in the game, Sarah Burgess scored the Gaels lone goal, her seventh of the season, on an assist from senior Krista Kiisk.

LMU 1, USF 0
Ten USF seniors competed in their final home match of their collegiate careers Sunday at Negoesco Stadium. Loyola Marymount spoiled the curtain call as Lions freshman Kellie Schroeder scored in the 60th minute and the LMU defense made it stand for a 1-0 West Coast Conference victory. USF (8-9-1, 1-5-0 WCC) controlled the tempo in the first half and held a 6-4 shot advantage against the Lions (10-6-2, 3-3-0 WCC). The tables were turned in the second period as LMU dictated the pace and owned a 6-2 shot edge.

San Diego 4, Gonzaga 0
Sophomore midfielder Brooke Roby scored two goals and an assist Sunday afternoon to give the University of San Diego Toreros (10-6-2,3-3-0) a 4-0 shutout over the Gonzaga University Bulldogs (6-12-0,0-6-0) in West Coast Conference action at Martin Field.

The Toreros out-shot the Bulldogs 11-10 as Roby led them five shots. San Diego goalkeepers Natalie Bobbit and Libby Bassett shared time in the net as they combined for seven saves. Annie Hawkins led the Bulldogs with three shots while Ashley Haugen recorded three saves in goal.