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.
121OT2OTFWashington (8-7-2, 5-1-2 Pac-10)20002Stanford (13-4-1, 6-1-1 Pac-10)11002
STAN: Wallis (O'Sullivan), 2:41WASH: Wilson (Wagner), 24:44WASH: Wagner (Ward), 24:15STAN: Wallis (Maurer), 89:36
STANWASHShots254Coner Kicks29Saves81Fouls159Offsides23