Master's University Soccer Shuts Out Life Pacific
The Master's University women's soccer team secured a 4-0 conference victory over Life Pacific University.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Soccer
The Master's University women's soccer team defeated Life Pacific 4-0 on October 24 at Franson Field. The win marks the sixth consecutive shutout for the Mustangs.
Why it matters
The victory maintains the team's strong standing in the Golden State Athletic Conference as they approach the end of their regular season. This performance keeps their overall record at 13-1-2.
The Master's University outshot Life Pacific 25-4, maintaining an aggregate score of 21-0 across their last six consecutive victories. Life Pacific goalkeeper Natalie Retama recorded 10 saves during the match.
The players
The Master's University
This private Christian university based in Santa Clarita fields competitive athletic teams in the Golden State Athletic Conference.
Life Pacific University
This San Dimas-based institution is a member of the Golden State Athletic Conference and competes in collegiate soccer.
Breanna Fajardo
She is a member of The Master's University women's soccer team who scored two goals in the recent match.
Natalie Retama
She serves as the goalkeeper for the Life Pacific University women's soccer team.
The details
Breanna Fajardo led the scoring with two goals, finding the net at 16:14 and 71:38. Zaria Echemendia added a penalty kick goal at 34:00, while Maddy Traylor contributed a goal at 54:27.
Timeline
October 24: TMU defeated Life Pacific 4-0 at Franson Field.
October 29: TMU plays final regular-season game at Soka University.
Season Trajectory
This win reinforces The Master's University's status as a dominant force within the Golden State Athletic Conference soccer standings. The team's current undefeated conference record of 11-0-1 positions them favorably as they look toward postseason play.
The Master's University moves to an 11-0-1 conference record, cementing their lead in the standings. Fans and observers should note that the team has now outscored conference opponents 21-0 over their last six games.
The takeaway
The team continues to demonstrate defensive consistency by keeping their shutout streak alive for six matches. Maintaining this level of play will be critical as the squad enters the final game of the regular season.
What happens next
The Master's University will play its final regular-season game at Soka University on October 29.
Further reading
For more updates on local collegiate teams, visit the Santa Clarita Soccer section.
