Life Pacific Rolls to 11–0 Victory, Extends Historic Start to 3–0

San Dimas, Calif. — Life Pacific women's soccer delivered a statement performance on Monday, overwhelming Justice University with an 11–0 victory. The Warriors showcased their most complete effort of the season, remaining unbeaten and improving to 3–0 — the best start in program history.

The offensive onslaught featured seven different goal scorers, underscoring the Warriors' depth and attacking versatility.

Brianna Figueroa led the way with a hat trick and four assists, directly contributing to seven of Life Pacific's 11 goals. Her season totals now climb to 5 goals and 8 assists through three matches, establishing her as one of the most dangerous playmakers in the NAIA early in the campaign.

Angela Scott-Orihuela netted a brace, while Stevie Spencer added two first-half goals to fuel the early surge. Hannah Gonzales, Mercedes Sibrian, Mariah Kavanaugh, and Lucy Bower each scored once, further spreading the production.

Nancy Hinojosa chipped in an assist and now sits at 3 goals and 3 assists on the year, continuing her strong partnership with Figueroa that has powered the Warriors' hot start.

Life Pacific controlled every phase of the match, generating 32 shots (19 on target) and piling up 13 corner kicks, while holding Justice to a single shot attempt. Goalkeeper Valerie Lopez earned the clean sheet without facing a shot on goal.

Through three matches, the Warriors have scored 18 goals while allowing only one.  Life Pacific (3–0) will look to continue its record-breaking start when it faces Claremont McKenna later on this week.