After going down two goals early on Senior Night, Gonzaga women's soccer rallied for three unanswered goals to down Seattle U in a pivotal match, fueled by the team's most reliable players.

Gonzaga women’s soccer played phenomenally on the backend for nearly all of its match against Santa Clara, but a late misplay by the Zags allowed the Broncos to escape Luger Field with a 1-1 tie.

#Gonzaga women’s soccer tied with an opponent for the first time this season, drawing even with Washington State 1-1 on the road. Slippery conditions certainly played a factor in a match with five yellow cards called and nearly 30 fouls committed.

By being more creative on the offensive end and continuing to play together, Gonzaga women’s soccer has put together three straight shutouts after a 3-0 victory over LMU on Wednesday night.

Gonzaga women’s soccer got its second straight shutout victory on Saturday against San Francisco, as the Zags created an onslaught of corner kicks to power themselves to a 2-0 win at Luger Field.

Gonzaga women’s soccer was rewarded with a victory for the first time in six games by playing its most complete match of the year. What is the Zags’ mentality as they try to stack wins in conference play after a rough start to their season?

The losing streak extends to five games for Gonzaga women’s soccer, as it was shut out 4-0 by Montana. Once again, the Zags struggled defensively, as the concerns continue to build before conference play begins.

Gonzaga women’s soccer scored three goals in six minutes against Utah Valley. But the dysfunction in the other 84 minutes proved too much for the Zags to overcome in the team’s third straight defeat.

Gonzaga women’s soccer won the battles in shots and corner kicks against Air Force. So how did the Zags get shut out again in a 2-0 loss at home?

For the first time so far this season, Gonzaga Bulldogs women’s soccer was shut out in a 1-0 loss to Washington. How did the Huskies stifle the Zags’ offense on another hot day at Luger Field?

Gonzaga women’s soccer once again put the pressure on its opponent in a 3-0 win over UIC.

It was 97 degrees at Luger Field, so naturally, the Bulldogs had to heat up their opponent with shot attempts. Read how Gonzaga women’s soccer got its money’s worth of scoring opportunities and game reps against Simon Fraser in its first win of 2025.

Another season opener for Gonzaga women’s soccer, another tough loss due to a late-game score by the Utah Utes. What all stood out in the first game of 2025 for the Zags?