SEATTLE—The Toreros (1-1, 0-0 WCC) went down 57-51 in a tough loss against the Washington Huskies (1-0, 0-0 Pac-12) on Friday night. 

Erica Martinsen and Jordyn Edwards led the Torero's offense with 11 points each. Not far behind was Kendall Bird and Kiera Oakry with six points each. Leading the assists for the Toreros were Jordyn Edwards with four and Kendall Bird with two. On defense, San Diego had 32 total rebounds. Kasey Neubert was aggressive at the rim with eight rebounds followed by Kendall Bird with seven. The Toreros played scrappy on defense resulting in 22 steals. Leading the charge was Jordyn Edwards with five steals, Kylie Horstmeyer with four, and Kiera Oakry with three. Kylie Horstmeyer defended the rim with two blocks tonight. 

WHAT HAPPENED

• 6 seconds into the game Jordyn Edwards set the tone with her first steal of the game. 

• Toreros scored 12 points in the first quarter off opponent turnovers.

• Horstmeyer had three steals in the first half followed by Oakry, Edwards, and Hunter with two each.

• Erica Martinsen flipped the momentum with a steal at the 1:36 minute mark and hitting two free throws making it a two point game, 54-52.

• San Diego outscored Washington in the fourth quarter 21-8.

• Edwards led the second half with three steals followed by Hunter and Martinsen with two each. 

LOOKING AHEAD

The Toreros travel to Moscow, ID to play the Vandals on Sunday afternoon at 1 PM.