SAN DIEGO – The San Diego women's soccer program (1-9-1, 0-1-0 WCC) is set for a second look at LMU (6-5-0, 0-0-0 WCC) this season, hosting the Lions on Wednesday at 7 p.m., in Torero Stadium.
 
LAST TIME OUT

• The Toreros were unable to recover from an early deficit, falling 5-0 at Gonzaga in the WCC opener on Sept. 30.
• Talei Moodie nearly scored her first goal of the season off a header from an Olivia Stone cross, but was narrowly ruled offside.
   

WHAT TO WATCH FOR

• San Diego continues to lead the all-time series against LMU 25-5-1, but will aim to snap a two-game skid.
• In the last meeting back on Sept. 23, the Toreros jumped in front early, off a Lexi Zandonella-Arasa goal, but could not hang on, falling 2-1 in Los Angeles.
• San Diego's offense is slowly rounding into form, as four of their top-five shot outputs this season have come in the last six games. The Toreros scored in back-to-back games against California and LMU.
• The newcomers have inserted themselves into the offense, with Zandonella-Arasa as the leading goal scorer and two new players ranking in the top-three on the team in shots (Stone and Zandonella-Arasa).

 
TORERO TIDBITS

• The Toreros rank 83rd in the nation in shot accuracy, standing at .500.
• Sophine Kevorkian (161) currently sits in ninth on San Diego's all-time saves list. Next up is Karen Cook (162) in eighth.
• Kevorkian (29) now stands alone in 10th on San Diego's all-time charts in career starts at goalkeeper. Her next start would tie her with Libby Bassett (30) in ninth.
• Kevorkian leads the WCC and ranks 18th in the nation in total saves (65) and 19th in saves per game (5.91).
• Last time the sophomore faced LMU, she recorded 10 saves, good for the fourth such game of her career.

HOW TO FOLLOW
The match against LMU 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".