The Idaho Vandals women's soccer team suffered their first defeat of the season, losing 2-0 to Hawaii in Honolulu. Despite dominating in shots (17-7) and efforts with six shots on goal, the Vandals were unable to convert their chances into goals. Hawaii's Anuhea Aluli netted the opening goal, with Olivia Dianda securing the victory with a second half score. The Vandals consistently applied pressure but failed to score, marking a challenging outing as they head back home for an upcoming match. This defeat concludes their Hawaii visit, setting the stage for their return to the Kibbie Dome.

By the Numbers
  • Idaho outshot Hawaii 17-7 during the match.
  • The Vandals recorded six shots on goal but did not score.
State of Play
  • Idaho created numerous scoring opportunities throughout the match.
  • The team will host CSU Bakersfield on August 27 after their Hawaii trip.
What's Next

The Vandals are focused on bouncing back as they prepare to host CSU Bakersfield. Following this, they will travel to South Dakota to face off against local teams in the Summit League.

Bottom Line

Despite a tough loss, the Vandals' offensive efforts demonstrate their potential, setting a promising tone for upcoming games. Key adjustments in finishing will be crucial for their success in future matches.