Long Beach State women's soccer is set to hit the road for the first time in 2026 after starting its season unbeaten at 1-0-1. The team will face Fresno State and New Mexico State in upcoming non-conference matches. Goalkeeper Aurora Schuck earned recognition as the first Big West Defensive Player of the Week, contributing two shutouts in the season's opening matches. The Beach aims to build on its strong defensive performance while seeking to energize its offense after a solid victory over Colgate.

By the Numbers
  • Long Beach State has not conceded a goal in the first 180 minutes of play.
  • The Beach outshot opponents 29-17, with 11 shots on target compared to 5 for the opponents.
State of Play
  • Long Beach State's defense has recorded back-to-back shutouts against Saint Mary's (0-0) and Colgate (1-0).
  • Senior goalkeeper Aurora Schuck has made five saves in two games, maintaining a .740 save percentage.
What's Next

The Beach will be looking to maintain its unbeaten record as it travels to face Fresno State this Thursday and New Mexico State on Sunday. Success in these matches could solidify the team’s momentum and boost their confidence as the season progresses.

Bottom Line

Long Beach State's strong defensive start sets a solid foundation, but the team's ability to increase offensive output will be crucial in upcoming matches on the road. Maintaining this momentum is essential for their prospects in the 2026 season.