Long Beach State began its 2026 women's soccer season with a scoreless draw against Saint Mary's. Despite dominating the shot count 10-7 and holding the opposition without a shot on goal in the second half, the match ended with both teams failing to capitalize on opportunities. Senior goalkeeper Aurora Schuck recorded her first shutout of the season, making two crucial saves throughout the game. The encounter was tightly contested, with both teams registering four corner kicks. The Beach will face Colgate next as they look for their first win of the season.

By the Numbers
  • Long Beach State had 10 total shots compared to Saint Mary's 7.
  • Long Beach State earned 4 corner kicks, matching Saint Mary's total.
State of Play
  • Long Beach State produced seven of its ten shots in the second half.
  • Saint Mary's failed to register a shot on goal after the 22nd minute.
What's Next

Long Beach State will host Colgate at noon on Sunday, aiming to convert their performance into a win following the scoreless draw.

Bottom Line

The Beach showcased a strong defensive performance but will need to improve their offensive efficiency to secure victories as the season progresses.