Nov. 5, 1999
Stanford, Calif. - The sixth-ranked Stanford women's soccer team scored a goal with 24-seconds remaining in regulation to tie Washington, 2-2, in a Pac-10 showdown at New Maloney Field.
Freshman Marcia Wallis (Los Gatos, Calif.) scored two goals for the Cardinal, raising her season total to a nine, which ties senior Ronnie Fair (Los Altos, Calif.) for the team lead. Wallis opened the scoring with a goal three-minutes into the game, before scoring the tieing goal with 24-seconds remaining.
Despite only tallying four shots on goal, Washington managed to put together a 30-second scoring burst that netted the Huskies two goals. Jana Wilson started the scoring at 24:44, followed by Theresa Wagner's goal at 24:15.
A win by the Cardinal on Sunday versus Washington State and a USC loss or tie with UCLA will give Stanford its first conference title since 1996. Stanford will take on Washington State at New Maloney Field beginning at noon.
121OT2OTF Washington (8-7-2, 5-1-2 Pac-10)20002 Stanford (13-4-1, 6-1-1 Pac-10)11002
STAN: Wallis (O'Sullivan), 2:41 WASH: Wilson (Wagner), 24:44 WASH: Wagner (Ward), 24:15 STAN: Wallis (Maurer), 89:36
STANWASH Shots254 Coner Kicks29 Saves81 Fouls159 Offsides23