Photo by: Christina Leung
11/7/2026 4:24:00 PM | Women's Soccer
LOS ANGELES – San Francisco Women's Soccer capped off the 2026 season this afternoon after a 1-0 defeat to LMU, who also clinched a share of the West Coast Conference regular season title in the victory.
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LMU (7-6-4, 6-1-2 WCC) scored the lone goal of the match early, with Taylor Person rattling the back of the net in the 16th minute to give the Lions the early lead.
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The Dons (3-10-3, 0-7-2 WCC) gave it their all, shooting toe-for-toe with the WCC Champs. Both USF and LMU had 12 shots on the match, with San Francisco getting nine on goal compared to LMU's six. Sophomore Alicia Osegueda tied a career-high on the match with five shots, with all five coming on goal for USF.
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Sophomore Goalkeeper Tyra Bengtsson-Stenseth collected in her final game of the season four saves and allowing just one goal against the Lions. In just her second year with the Dons, Bengtsson-Stenseth tallied 47 saves, good for seventh in the conference. She also tied her a career-high in saves with eight on October 2nd in a loss to Saint Mary's.
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San Francisco capped off a season that saw wins against CSU Bakersfield, Nevada and Idaho while drawing Sacramento State and conference foes San Diego and Pacific. The 10 losses were also the fewest in a season for USF since 2023's nine.
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Leading the way for the Dons in goals and points was Osegueda with three goals and six points. Sydni Yoshida dished out four assists on the season to lead the team and tie for seventh in the WCC.
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As a team, USF was second in the conference in saves on the season with 84.
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Make sure to keep on the lookout this next week as West Coast Conference All-League awards are announced.
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LMU (7-6-4, 6-1-2 WCC) scored the lone goal of the match early, with Taylor Person rattling the back of the net in the 16th minute to give the Lions the early lead.
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The Dons (3-10-3, 0-7-2 WCC) gave it their all, shooting toe-for-toe with the WCC Champs. Both USF and LMU had 12 shots on the match, with San Francisco getting nine on goal compared to LMU's six. Sophomore Alicia Osegueda tied a career-high on the match with five shots, with all five coming on goal for USF.
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Sophomore Goalkeeper Tyra Bengtsson-Stenseth collected in her final game of the season four saves and allowing just one goal against the Lions. In just her second year with the Dons, Bengtsson-Stenseth tallied 47 saves, good for seventh in the conference. She also tied her a career-high in saves with eight on October 2nd in a loss to Saint Mary's.
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San Francisco capped off a season that saw wins against CSU Bakersfield, Nevada and Idaho while drawing Sacramento State and conference foes San Diego and Pacific. The 10 losses were also the fewest in a season for USF since 2023's nine.
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Leading the way for the Dons in goals and points was Osegueda with three goals and six points. Sydni Yoshida dished out four assists on the season to lead the team and tie for seventh in the WCC.
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As a team, USF was second in the conference in saves on the season with 84.
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Make sure to keep on the lookout this next week as West Coast Conference All-League awards are announced.
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