Pullman Defeated Deer Park Stags 3-1
The Pullman girls soccer team secured a win against the Deer Park Stags in Tuesday's match.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Soccer
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The Pullman girls soccer team earned a 3-1 victory over the Deer Park Stags on Tuesday. The win featured a pair of goals from Agustina Villarino and a strong defensive effort in net.
Why it matters
The result highlights Pullman's ability to maintain offensive control through consistent ball movement and width. This victory adds to the team's momentum as they look toward their upcoming mid-week schedule.
Pullman goalkeeper Bailee Randall recorded five saves out of seven shots faced throughout the match. Agustina Villarino provided two of the team's three goals, including one successful strike from a direct free kick.
The players
Agustina Villarino
She is a key playmaker for the Pullman girls soccer team who scored twice in the win.
Bailee Randall
She serves as the goalkeeper for Pullman and recorded five saves during the match.
Azalea Hust
She is an offensive contributor for Pullman who netted the opening goal of the game.
Morgan Bates
She is a player for the Deer Park Stags who scored the team's lone goal.
The details
Pullman broke the deadlock in the 37th minute with a goal from Azalea Hust. Although Morgan Bates equalized for the Stags in the 44th minute, Villarino answered with goals in the 53rd and 65th minutes to seal the win.
Timeline
Tuesday, September 22, 2026: Pullman defeated the Deer Park Stags 3-1.
September 24, 2026, 4 p.m.: Pullman is scheduled to play North Central High School.
Season Trajectory
This win positions Pullman to build on its momentum as the team nears the midpoint of the 2026 high school girls soccer season. The outcome directly impacts Pullman's standing as it prepares to face North Central High School in its next matchup.
Pullman enters its next match against North Central High School with a 3-1 win record from its most recent outing. The team will look to maintain the offensive width and midfield pressure that successfully generated seven shots in their last performance.
The takeaway
Consistent offensive pressure and tactical ball movement proved to be the difference-makers in this match. Maintaining defensive focus during transitions remains a vital component for teams looking to secure wins in the latter half of the season.
What happens next
Pullman faces North Central High School on September 24, 2026, at 4 p.m.
Further reading
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