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Husky Women’s Soccer Halftime Observations From Washington’s Home Match Against Portland, August 12th, 2026
The Washington Husky women’s soccer team is back in action after a thrilling and emotional 2025 campaign, opening up this year with a tough battle as the Portland pilots come to town. Here’s a few basic halftime observations from the first half on Montlake.
UW Women’s Soccer Strikes First, Settles For Draw In Season Opener Versus Oregon State
The 2025 season for the Washington Husky women’s soccer program began with a draw against a familiar foe in the Oregon State Beavers. Kelsey Branson struck first with a header in the first half, and while a strong offensive second half for Washington made it look like they’d win comfortably, an equalizer from the Beavers forced a split in the points.
UW Women’s Soccer Looking To “Level Up” In Second Big Ten Season
Coming off their second NCAA Tournament appearance in five seasons under head coach Nicole Van Dyke and her staff, the UW women's soccer program is looking to "level up" their performance with a strong incoming class and a largely returning roster.