RIVERSIDE, Calif. — The University of San Diego Toreros women’s soccer team fell 1-0 to the California Baptist Lancers on September 17, 2026, at Cal Baptist Soccer Stadium. The redshirt sophomore goalkeeper, Chloe Walls, made a career-high six saves, including three in each half, to keep the top-ranked West Region team to a single goal.
San Diego took an early shot on goal from senior Maquena O’Callaghan just 97 seconds into the match. Freshman Jonnie Quiroz also pressured California Baptist’s goalkeeper during the first half. The Toreros earned three corner kicks between the 19th and 28th minutes, holding a 3-1 corner kick advantage at halftime.
The only goal of the game arrived with 3 minutes, 33 seconds remaining in the first half on a strike by Anja Jestrovic, assisted by Tyra King. Despite solid defensive effort, San Diego could not find the back of the net. Freshman Lily Johnson had a shot in the 69th minute, followed by senior Tamia Graham’s attempt in the 84th minute.
Head coach Greg LaPorte praised his team’s competitiveness and persistence throughout the match. San Diego will play Portland State on September 20 before starting West Coast Conference play against Santa Clara at home on September 26.
CSB Take
The University of San Diego women’s soccer team demonstrated staunch defense and resilience in a narrow 1-0 loss against a leading regional opponent. Chloe Walls’ career-high six saves underscore the Toreros’ potential between the posts as they prepare to embark on conference play. Sustaining such defensive performances will be crucial as the team looks to build momentum in the coming matches.
Source: Original report
