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Washington Records Third Straight Shutout

Feb 26, 2021

Box Score | Boxscore

SEATTLE – The Washington Huskies started off Pac-12 play with a 0-0 tie against the Colorado Buffaloes. Washington had a resounding advantage offensively, firing 24 shots in the game and allowing only one on goal from Colorado. Ameera Hussen had seven shots on her own, just one less than the entirety of Colorado. Summer Yates, Ruby Hellstrom, and Karlee Stueckle all had four shots each.

Washington is 2-1-0 on the season after today's tie. Olivia Sekany was in net and recorded her third straight shutout, saving the only shot she faced.

Colorado did not have a shot on goal until the 104th minute in the second overtime. The Huskies controlled possession throughout and were quick to the ball, winning most every header and routinely killing Colorado possessions before they could get started. The Huskies managed eight corner kicks as well but could not score.

Washington had a penalty kick chance in the 62nd minute after Katie O'Kane was taken down from behind in the box, but that shot was saved away.
 

 NOTES
  • The Huskies have allowed just two shots on goal in the first half this season and five total shots.
  • Washington has outshot the opposition 61-16 now this season, 31-4 on shots on goal.
  • This is the first time in program history Washington has begun a season with three straight shutouts.
  • Sekany is the first keeper with three straight shutouts since Sarah Shimer had four straight in 2017.

 

 UP NEXT
The Huskies will play Colorado again this weekend, on Sunday, February 28 at 12:00 pm in a matchup that will not count in the Pac-12 standings. That game will be streamed live via the Washington live stream. Any changes to the schedule will be made public via social media and GoHuskies.com.

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