CALDWELL, Idaho – After blanking Carroll College last weekend, the Warriors came to Caldwell with their sights on another conference win, but the Yotes had other plans.

Tim Kagey says, "We made a few mistakes that we couldn't recover from. We look to bounce back tomorrow."

Friday night's match was a physical one, as 29 fouls were awarded, along with five yellow cards. The Warriors found themselves down by one early in the game after Maddie Smith was able to beat the Navy and Gold defense on a ricochet off the left post in the 8th minute. That would be the only score of the first half even though there were 14 more shots taken between both teams.

In the 37^th minute, Warrior goalkeeper Makida Herbert had an incredible save, denying Lily Schlake her 6^th goal of the season. Even with the pressure that the Yotes were putting on the Warriors, the Navy and Gold did not back down and were able to fire off five shots on goal, none of which were able to get past Yotes goalie, Shae Waters. The Yotes went into half-time leading 1-0.

The Warriors had a couple opportunities early in the second half, but to no avail. College of Idaho's Lizzy Gonzalez scored after a free kick from Brynna Herridge. The Yotes extended their lead in the 86^th minute when Sydney Clements stole the ball and was victorious in a 1 v. 1 with Herbert. Clements' goal would make the final score 3-0.

Mei Suetsugu lead the Warriors in shots on goal, but was unable to convert.   

The Navy and Gold are looking to bounce back tomorrow as they take on the Mountaineers in La Grande at 7:30 p.m.