COMING UP: vs. Warner Pacific, Friday, 12 p.m.; vs. Walla Walla, Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
 
GAME DAY INFORMATION: Both weekend matches will be streamed live on the Cascade Sports Network, with live stats available via OIT's SIDEARM stats portal. Links are available at OregonTechOwls.com. Note – there is no match on Saturday, with the Walla Walla contest set to start at 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Sunday.
 
OPPONENT PREVIEW – WARNER PACIFIC (5-5-3, 4-4-2 CCC) | 31ST MEETING | OIT LEADS SERIES, 23-6-1 | LAST MEETING – 2025 (OIT 4, WPU 2): The final weekend of the season opens against a much-improved Warner Pacific side, a club entering play in a tie with Corban for seventh place in the CCC standings. Defense is the Knights calling card, as WPU has surrendered just 15 goals this season, led by keeper Evelyn Montiel Silva (1.09 GAA, .865 save pct). Katya Tercek (3 goals, 1 assist) is one of three players with three goals on the year – joined by Litzy Gonzalez (3 goals 1 assist) and Kasia Lopez (3 goals), while Clarisa Lemus (2 goals, 1 assist) is a talented playmaker. WPU is searching for their first win in the Basin since 2003.
 
OPPONENT PREVIEW – WALLA WALLA (0-10-1, 0-9-1 CCC) 2ND MEETING | OIT LEADS SERIES, 1-0 | LAST MEETING – 2025 (OIT 4, WWU 0): Tech ends their season on Sunday with the first-ever Basin match-up between the Lady Owls and Walla Walla. The Wolves started their program in 2024 and earned their first result two weeks ago with a draw vs. Evergreen. WWU has been outscored this season, 37-8, with keeper Allanah Rodriguez (3.36 GAA, .753 save pct) leading the league with 113 saves. Anacel Valenzuela Acosta (4 goals), Vicky Giardina (2 goals, 1 assist) and Anahi Mora (1 goal, 1 assist) are the top offensive threats.
 
SENIOR WEEKEND: It marks the final weekend for seven women's soccer senior student-athletes – as Elle Hillar, Shelby Geiger, Makahl Chambers, Ryane Mattox, Ariela Sanchez-Hermosillo, Olivia Mendoza and Kaylie Hashizaki will be honored between matches on Friday.
 
HILLAR HAS STANDOUT WEEKEND: Headlining the weekend trip to the Valley was keeper Elle Hillar, who combined for 17 saves in the 0-0 draw with Corban and the 2-0 loss at Bushnell. The senior had a career-best 10 saves at Corban to secure her third shutout of the season, while at Bushnell, the lone goals surrendered were via penalty kicks – a penalty conversion and then a rebound after Hillar saved the initial shot from the spot. Hillar lowered her goals against average to 1.14 and improved her save percentage to 78%.
 
OFFENSE STYMIED: The Lady Owls offense produced their two-highest shot totals of the league season, 12 shots at Corban and 14 at Bushnell, but the squad was unable to find the net in both matches – extending a scoreless streak to 500 minutes, dating back to Oct. 3. OIT has had success in 2026 when scoring goals, recording a 4-0-1 record when scoring at least one goal in a match, but the club has been shutout 10 times – including five straight games and eight of the last nine matches.
 
TECH ELIMINATED FROM PLAYOFF CHASE: With their loss against Bushnell on Saturday, the Lady Owls were eliminated from postseason contention. OIT enters the weekend with five points in league counters (one win, two draws), with a maximum of 11 points total if they sweep the weekend – putting the club behind tenth-place Providence in the standings. A string of nine-straight postseason appearances is snapped, dating back to the 2016 season.
 
AROUND THE CCC: Four teams have secured their spot in the CCC Championships, set to start a week from Saturday in Medford – Rocky Mountain, College of Idaho, Northwest and Southern Oregon. Eastern Oregon and Carroll can clinch a spot with a win this weekend, while Corban, Warner Pacific and Bushnell are battling for the final two playoff slots. Walla Walla and WP head to SOU and Tech, Evergreen and NU travel to EOU and C of I, with Bushnell and Corban making the long trip to Rocky and Carroll.
 
CCC STANDINGS: Rocky Mountain 8-0-2 (26 points), 10-0-4; College of Idaho 8-2-0 (24 points), 12-3-0; Northwest 7-2-1 (22 points), 8-4-1; Southern Oregon 6-2-2 (20 points), 9-2-4; Eastern Oregon 6-4-0 (18 points), 10-5-1; Carroll 4-1-5 (17 points), 5-3-7; Warner Pacific 4-4-2 (14 points), 5-5-3; Corban 4-4-2 (14 points), 6-7-3; Bushnell 4-5-1 (13 points), 5-8-3; Providence 4-8-0 (12 points), 4-11-0; Oregon Tech 1-7-2 (5 points), 4-9-2; Evergreen State 0-8-2 (2 points), 0-9-3; Walla Walla 0-9-1 (1 point), 0-10-1.
 
CCC LEADERS: Goals Scored – Charlize Davis (RMC) 13, Abbi Roubidoux (CI) 10, Tori Lasch (SOU) 9, Ava Johnson (SOU) 7, Rachel McAllister (CAR) 7; Assists – Charlize Davis (RMC) 8, Brycelin Endrikat (SOU) 7, Alondra Osuna (CI) 6, Rylee Russell (CI) 6, 3 Players with 5; Shots – Charlize Davis (RMC) 79, Abbi Roubidoux (CI) 72, Rachel McAllister (CAR) 54, Katya Tercek (WPU) 49, Elidia Cervantes Carlos (B) 48; Goals Against Average – Matea Vernon (RMC) 0.66, Ashlyn Fuss (SOU) 0.83, Maria Ackerman (CAR) 0.84, Molly McCabe (CI) 0.98, Evelyn Montiel (WPU) 1.09; Shutouts – Matea Vernon (RMC) 8, Molly McCabe (CI) 5, Maria Ackerman (CAR) 5, Ashlyn Fuss (SOU) 4, Elysa Morse (EOU) 4.
 
RECORD BOOK: Keeper Elle Hillar is among the OIT all-time leaders, ranking No. 9 in keeper wins (10) and shutouts (5), sitting at No. 11 in saves (83).
 
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