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Oct. 17, 2007 Levien Leads Loggers Past Lutes, 4-0 TACOMA, Wash. - Led by a pair of goals from sophomore forward Janece Levien, the fourth-ranked Puget Sound Loggers pushed their record-breaking winning streak to 15 games, defeating the Pacific Lutheran Lutes, 4-0, in a Northwest Conference women's soccer game played Wednesday afternoon on East Athletic Field. Levien put the Loggers (15-0-0, 11-0-0 NWC) ahead in the 18th minute, heading in a cross from Melissa Abellanida to give UPS a 1-0 lead over the Lutes (3-10-2, 2-8-1 NWC). Levien struck again in the 31st minute, this time assisted by senior forward Adrienne Folsom. Junior reserver Nikki Graff made it 3-0 for the Loggers with a goal in the 40th minute. The only goal of the second half came in the 66th minute when Fiona Gornick fired in a shot to give Puget Sound the 4-0 win. Freshman reserve Katie Wheeler made the only save for the Loggers after coming in for Kallie Wolfer to begin the second half. Amanda Tschauner was strong for the Lutes, making 15 saves in the loss. The Loggers outshot the Lutes by a total of 33-6. The Lutes play their final home match of the season at noon Sunday when they host the Pacific Boxers in a Northwest Conference contest. (Courtesy of Puget Sound Sports Information Office) |