The report says Mead and Gonzaga Prep finished 0-0, with goalkeepers Myleah Puletasi and Amelia Pielli keeping the contest level. Puletasi reportedly made six saves for Mead, while Pielli stopped four efforts for the Bullpups.
Gonzaga Prep’s reported record remains 8-0-4, preserving its unbeaten start. Mead is listed at 7-3-4, with the draw adding another competitive result against one of the league’s strongest teams.
The biggest reported score came at ONE Spokane Stadium, where Lewis and Clark beat University 7-0. Charlotte Dix reportedly scored all four of her goals before half-time, turning the match into a one-sided contest early.
The result leaves the Tigers unbeaten at 13-0-3, according to the update. McKell MacLennan-Snyder was credited with a goal and an assist, while Ada Dempsey secured the clean sheet in goal. University is listed at 2-10-1.
Mt. Spokane reportedly defeated Cheney 5-0, with Avery Davidson scoring twice and Kaia Oglesbee contributing a goal and an assist. The Wildcats are listed at 10-1-2, while Cheney stands at 8-5-1.
Ferris also kept a clean sheet in a reported 3-0 victory over Central Valley. Leah Weller scored twice, with Sami Asan creating both goals, and Hannah Orellana added the other finish.
The next league round will show whether Lewis and Clark can maintain its unbeaten momentum, while Mead and Gonzaga Prep look to turn defensive strength into another winning run.