Makena Carr quickly got her feet wet in her first year of collegiate soccer, with a shot on goal in her very first action against 7 Florida. Carr would go on to start two games this season. She would assist on the game-winning goal against Oregon for her first career point. In all, Carr would play almost 500 minutes in her 16 appearances for UW.

Summer Yates put together an impressive freshman campaign for Washington, finishing second on the team in points and leading the Huskies in shots. In her first seven career games, she scored three goals, including her first career gamewinner against Utah Valley. Yates would also assist on a goal in that 2-1 win for the Huskies.

Washington's Summer Yates was named to the Pac-12's All-Freshman Team today. Yates is the ninth Husky ever to be named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team and the first to do so since 2015.

Tempers flared in a contentious Boeing Apple Cup Series battle, with the Washington Huskies falling 3-1 to the Washington State Cougars. The Huskies held the ball in the attacking half much of the second half and put together a furious attack after a red card gave them a man advantage, but the deficit proved too much to overcome.

Once again, Sianna Siemonsma has been one of Washington's most talented scorers. After scoring three goals in her freshman year, Siemonsma has two goals and an assist in 18 games this year. She has started 15 games for the Huskies and has been held without a shot only twice all year. Siemonsma is second on the team in shots and shots on goal this year.