Preview: Texas Tech’s trip to Washington

Lubbock, Texas – Texas Tech’s three-game road swing continues to Seattle, where the Red Raiders will face Washington on Thursday night at Husky Football Stadium. The opening is scheduled for 9:00 p.m.

Texas Tech (1-1-2) begins a three-game road swing at The Golden State, where the Red Raiders have a game against Fullerton. Tech (3-0-1) looks to break a two-game tie in its first meeting with Washington.

Scouting Huskies

Washington was undefeated as they returned home to take on the Red Raiders. The Huskies return home after a road trip to Southern California last weekend where they faced Loyola Marymount and Long Beach State. The Huskies were tied 0-0 at LMU but came back to win 5-1 at Long Beach State.

Carly Stuckel leads the team with three goals through the first four games of the season. Set the highest single-season point total (7). Kyla Ferry and Hailey still both have multiple goals.

Fast hunters

• Texas Tech took 41 more shots than its opponents. On average, Tech is holding opponents to 4.5 shots per contest and turning away 14.8 shots.
• Macy Blackburn. He was the Red Raiders’ lone preseason All-Big 12 selection. The defenseman led the team in assists with nine last season and collected Big 12 All-Freshman Team, Midwest All-Region Second Team and TopDrawerSoccer.com All-Freshman Second Team honors.
• Blackburn picked up where she left off after leading the team with nine assists a year ago, with two against Troy and one against New Mexico in the opener. She assisted on all three of Tech’s three goals.
• While Macy Blackburn. He had an assist on all three of Tech’s goals. Charlotte Teeter, Ashley Williams And Macy Schultz Everyone has a goal for the season.
• The Red Raiders lost their team’s leading scorer from a year ago. Kirsten Davis. However, the team returns its second leading scorer (Ashley WilliamsHelp Leader (Blackburn) and Save Leader (Madison White).
• White ranks Tech’s career goals-against record (0.93), fourth in career shutouts (19) and seventh in career saves (145).
• The Red Raiders boast a young roster, adding 10 freshmen. Hot man Kylie Bahr He is the only freshman to start every game so far this season. Hot man Peyton Parsons He now has back-to-back starts against New Mexico and Cal State Fullerton.
• Bahr also set her name on the Texas Tech football rushing record. The first student broke a 15-year-old fitness test record.
• This season’s captains are extremely high. Charlotte Teeter and fourth year senior Hannah Anderson. Teeter opened as a Red Raider last season by scoring in the opener against Troy.
• Red Raider back line and goalkeeper Madison White They have allowed just 18 shots so far this season, with just nine of those on goal. Tech has only scored two goals this season.