Spokane Earns 3–1 Road Victory Over Walla Walla

Spokane's women's soccer team continued their strong season with a 3–1 win over Walla Walla on the road, showcasing balance, precision, and poise from start to finish.

The Sasquatch wasted no time setting the tone, striking early in the first half. Kami Ellis opened the scoring in the 15th minute with an assist from Mia Miconi, giving Spokane the lead. Ten minutes later, Ellis returned the favor, assisting Hadley Teed's goal in the 25th minute to make it 2–0.

Walla Walla managed to close the gap just before halftime when Jaden Ryan scored unassisted in the 45th minute, cutting Spokane's lead to 2–1. But Spokane quickly responded out of the break, as Cora Murray netted a goal in the 46th minute with another assist from Miconi, restoring the two-goal cushion that would hold through the final whistle.

Goalkeeper Danika Curtis anchored Spokane's defense with three key saves on four shots, while Walla Walla split time between Kenzie Christian and Emi Pruneda, who combined for four saves.

With sharp passing and relentless attacking pressure, Spokane controlled the pace of play and left Walla Walla with few opportunities to recover. The victory underscored Spokane's consistency on both ends of the field as they continue to build momentum heading into the final stretch of the season.