PACWEST WOMEN’S SOCCER WEEKLY NOTEBOOK
 
IRVINE, Calif. -- Julia Glaser scored four goals in two wins for Point Loma, which has now won nine matches in a row for first place in the PacWest standings.
 
Glaser scored all four of the Sea Lions’ goals in wins over Concordia and Azusa Pacific. The 2-0 win over Concordia marked the Sea Lions’ eighth-consecutive shutout victory. Glaser has now scored six game-winning goals in 10 matches, and has a conference-leading nine goals on the season.
 
The Sea Lions’ shutout streak came to an end on Saturday after 812 minutes without allowing a goal. Emma Hinson has now recorded seven shutouts in her freshman season and ranks third in the nation in goals against average, while Point Loma leads NCAA Division II in shutout percentage.
 
Hawai`i Hilo earned two road victories to extend its winning streak to five matches. The Vulcans defeated Academy of Art 1-0 on Thursday and then beat Holy Names to move into second place in the PacWest standings.
 
This week, Biola and Concordia will travel to Hawai`i. Biola goes into the trip with a 3-0 record in conference play, and will play Hawai`i Pacific on Thursday before taking on Chaminade on Saturday. Point Loma will remain at home to host Holy Names on Thursday before a big match on Saturday against Dominican, which is riding a four-match winning streak into the week.
 
Weekly awards for the week of Oct. 1-7
 
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Julia Glaser, Point Loma
F, Jr., 5-8 -- Loerrach, Germany
Glaser scored four goals in Point Loma’s two wins last week as she recorded her second and third multi-goal games of the season. Those four goals were all the Sea Lions needed to defeat Concordia and Azusa Pacific at home. Glaser scored the game-winning goals in both games to reach a total of six game-winners on the season. She is now two game-winning goals away from the single-season record set last year by Darian Murdock from Dixie State. Glaser is also tied for the most career game-winners among active players, despite being in her first year in the conference.
 
DEFENDER OF THE WEEK
Alyssa Campbell, Dominican
D, Sr., 5-7 -- Livermore, Calif.
Campbell helped the Penguins record two shutout victories at home to extend their winning streak to four. The Dominican defense allowed only 14 shots and seven that were on frame in the two shutouts. Campbell also recorded two assists in the win over Hawai`i Pacific to push her total to four assists on the season. Campbell played all 180 shutout minutes, helping Alyssa Ramos move up to 8th place in career goals-against average in the PacWest.
 
FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK
Reilly Paterson, NDNU
M, Fr., 5-1 -- Temecula, Calif.
Paterson scored a golden goal in the 100th minute against Chaminade to give Notre Dame de Namur its first conference victory of the season. The freshman played all 100 minutes in the 3-2 win. With less than a minute left in the first overtime period, Paterson took a hard cross from the goalline and hit it into the near post to give the Argonauts three points. On the defensive end, Paterson helped hold Chaminade to just seven shots.