SPU women face a home reset after 3–0 loss to Simon Fraser

Rain City Sports editorial desk | October 25, 2026 | Event completed October 24.

Simon Fraser takes the points at Interbay

Seattle Pacific lost 3–0 to Simon Fraser on Saturday, October 24, at Interbay Soccer Stadium in Seattle. Both the Falcons’ official schedule and the GNAC’s results record confirm the final score.

The defeat left SPU at 9–5–2 overall and 6–4–2 in conference play. Simon Fraser finished the day 11–3–2 and 9–2–1. Saturday followed Seattle Pacific’s 2–0 home loss to Western Washington on Thursday.

A difficult pair of results

The two defeats came after a six-match unbeaten stretch in SPU’s official schedule. The Falcons now have two consecutive games without a goal. Analysis: that makes restoring an attacking contribution an immediate priority, alongside reducing the chances conceded at the other end.

The conference statistics credit Simon Fraser with 23 shots on Saturday. A full current match report and individual scoring details were not available for verification, so this report does not assign goal scorers, turning-point minutes or individual responsibility for the defeat.

What needs to change

Analysis: the useful response is to examine how Seattle Pacific can sustain attacks while protecting itself when possession changes. The final score alone cannot identify whether the main issue was buildup, finishing or chance prevention. Those questions require the match review rather than an invented explanation based only on the margin.

Two home opportunities remain

SPU hosts Montana State Billings on Thursday, October 29, at 3 p.m. Pacific, then Saint Martin’s on Saturday, October 31, at 4 p.m. for Senior Day. Both matches are listed at Interbay.

Analysis: the immediate objective is a complete response that includes a goal and a stronger defensive result. The earlier unbeaten run remains part of the season’s record, but the next two fixtures offer the practical opportunity to recover from this week’s setbacks.

Sources

• Seattle Pacific: official women’s soccer results and schedule (checked 2026-10-25)
• GNAC: official women’s soccer results and statistics (checked 2026-10-25)

Analysis and recommendations are the editorial desk’s interpretation. Reporting and attributed perspectives are linked above. Information is current as of the publication date.