SAN DIEGO – The San Diego women's soccer program (1-13-2, 0-4-1 WCC) concludes their 2023 home schedule on Friday, welcoming Pepperdine (7-3-5, 4-1-0 WCC) for a 7 p.m., game at Torero Stadium.
 
LAST TIME OUT

• The Toreros hung in there on the defensive end, but couldn't hold off San Francisco's offense the entire game, falling 3-0 at San Francisco on Oct. 21.
• Talei Moodie led the team with four shots and was the main catalyst of the offense for much of the evening.

 
WHAT TO WATCH FOR

• San Diego's offense is slowly rounding into form, with five goals in the last eight games.
• The Toreros are averaging 8.8 shots per game over their last four games and recently tallied their first two-goal game of the season, where they finished with 12 shots.
• The newcomers have inserted themselves into the offense, with Lexi Zandonella-Arasa as the leading goal scorer and her and Olivia Stone ranking in the top-five on the team in shots.
• Since her return from injury, Kylie Perez has resumed high level play the center back position, continuously playing full 90-minute games and anchoring the back line as she pursues All-WCC Freshman Team honors.

 
TORERO TIDBITS

• Sophine Kevorkian (175) currently sits in eighth on San Diego's all-time saves list. Next up is Libby Bassett (177) in seventh.
• Kevorkian leads the WCC and ranks 43rd in the nation in saves per game (5.27) and 50th in total saves (79).
• All five of the highest single game shot totals by the San Diego offense have come either at home or in the city of San Diego.

HOW TO FOLLOW
The match against Pepperdine will be streamed via ESPN Plus, with live stats available via statbroadcast. To stay up to date with Toreros women's soccer, follow the team on Instagram & Twitter by searching "USDwsoccer".