
Dons Bring Offensive Pressure, Tie Tigers, 1-1
10/17/2026 8:06:00 PM | Women's Soccer
SAN FRANCISCOÂ - The San Francisco women's soccer team brought relentless offensive pressure all night against Pacific on Saturday night at Negoesco Stadium, and tied the Tigers, 1-1
With the tie, the Dons are now 3-7-2 overall and 0-4-1 in conference play.Â
In the 77nd minute, Elsie Parigi collected a loose ball in front of the goal with the Pacific keeper out of position and slammed it home to put the Dons up, 1-0. Hannah Burns notched an assist on the goal.Â
Approximately 90 seconds later, Pacific evened the match at one on a penalty kick, scored by Kaya Rosa. In the 84th minute, the Tigers scored again, but a review took the goal off the board due to offsides, keeping it tied at one.Â
In the first half, the Dons brought all the offensive pressure, tallying 12 shots, eight on goal, including a couple shots off the post and crossbar, while holding the Tigers to just one shot on goal. Every time the Tigers tried to score, the Dons prevented any real chances from materializing. Final totals saw the Dons out shoot the Tigers, 21-10 and log 14 shots on goal to 5 for Pacific.Â
Burns and Dalia Asad Halim each notched four shots on goal. Grace Wilson made three saves in goal.Â
USF returns to Negoesco Stadium next Saturday at 1 p.m. against Denver.Â
With the tie, the Dons are now 3-7-2 overall and 0-4-1 in conference play.Â
In the 77nd minute, Elsie Parigi collected a loose ball in front of the goal with the Pacific keeper out of position and slammed it home to put the Dons up, 1-0. Hannah Burns notched an assist on the goal.Â
Approximately 90 seconds later, Pacific evened the match at one on a penalty kick, scored by Kaya Rosa. In the 84th minute, the Tigers scored again, but a review took the goal off the board due to offsides, keeping it tied at one.Â
In the first half, the Dons brought all the offensive pressure, tallying 12 shots, eight on goal, including a couple shots off the post and crossbar, while holding the Tigers to just one shot on goal. Every time the Tigers tried to score, the Dons prevented any real chances from materializing. Final totals saw the Dons out shoot the Tigers, 21-10 and log 14 shots on goal to 5 for Pacific.Â
Burns and Dalia Asad Halim each notched four shots on goal. Grace Wilson made three saves in goal.Â
USF returns to Negoesco Stadium next Saturday at 1 p.m. against Denver.Â
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
PAC
USF
Goals
1
1
Shots
9
21
Shots on Goal
4
14
Saves
13
3
Corners
2
4
Fouls
10
14
Scoring Plays

Elsie Parigi (1)
Assisted By: Hannah Burns
GOAL by USF Parigi, Elsie Assist by Burns, Hannah.
77:01

Kaya Rosa (7)
PAC Kaya Rosa PENALTY KICK GOAL.
78:38
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