Huskies Look For Third Straight Win Against No. 12 Indiana On Friday Night

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Huskies Look For Third Straight Win Against No. 12 Indiana On Friday Night

October 01, 2025 | Men's Soccer

Washington Notes

SEATTLE - The Huskies host No. 12 Indiana on Friday night in a pivotal Big Ten matchup at Husky Soccer Stadium. Washington will be looking for its third straight win to maintain its position atop the Big Ten standings. In addition to the action on the field, the match will serve as the DP Night, honoring former Husky Daniel Phelps while raising awareness for sudden cardiac arrest.

The match will be broadcast on Big Ten Network with live stats available at HuskyStats.com.

SCOUTING THE HOOSIERS
No. 12 Indiana is 7-2-1 on the season with a 2-2 record in Big Ten play. Indiana enters Friday's match following a 4-2 win over UCLA in Bloomington. They also netted four goals in a 4-1 win over Penn State earlier this season. The two losses for the Hoosiers came in Big Ten play, dropping a 3-2 match defeat to Michigan and a 1-0 loss to Michigan State.

SERIES HISTORY
The Huskies trail in the all-time series against Indiana, owning a 2-4-1 record dating back to the first matchup in 1992. Last year, Washington battled to a 2-2 draw in Bloomington.

LAST MEETING (10/4/2024)
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Richie Aman's goal in the 81st minute secured a 2-2 draw for Washington men's soccer against Indiana on Friday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

UW moves to 4-2-5 (1-1-3 Big Ten) on the season and extend their unbeaten streak to four matches.

Dating back to 2019, the Huskies are 27-8-11 in road contests. This season, UW has four results as the visiting team.

Indiana got on the board early with Quinton Elliot's goal in the sixth minute.

Charlie Kosakoff responded in the 11th minute with his third goal of the season. It is his second goal against the Hoosiers as his first career goal came at Indiana last season in a 1-0 victory.

Senior defender Caden Buckley recorded his first point in the Purple and Gold with his assist.

The Hoosiers retook the lead minutes later on Elliot's second of the match.

Washington's defense locked down in the last 45 minutes, allowing only five Indiana shots.

With 10 minutes remaining, Aman found the equalizer with his second goal of the season. Kosakoff recorded the assist to match his career-high with three points, also doing so earlier this season at Air Force. He leads the team with 10 points.

Continuing to apply the pressure in the final minutes, Cooper Brunell's shot with 30 seconds remaining hit just off the top of the post.

PERFECT ROAD TRIP
Washington completed the six-point road swing over the weekend, following up Friday's win at Wisconsin with a 1-0 victory at Northwestern. Levi Bieber earned his third shutout of the season as Harrison Bertos collected his second game-winning goal of the season. Richie Aman and Alex Hall were instrumental in the build up and each were credited with an assist on the play.

B1G ROAD DUB
The Huskies claimed their second Big Ten win of the season on Friday night, taking down Wisconsin 2-0 on the road. Richie Aman scored his third goal of the season, a game-winner off an assist from Alex Hall to open the scoring before Zach Ramsey finished off the game in the 88th minute with his team-leading fifth goal of the season. Jadon Bowton also earned Washington's third clean sheet of the year in the victory.

FIRST HOME DEFEAT
The Huskies fell to Michigan 1-0 last Saturday, the first Big Ten loss of the season for Washington. The game-winning goal was scored from a penalty kick in the final minute of the first half. Washington tallied 16 shots including four on goal compared to only 11 shots and two on goal for the Wolverines.

B1G PLAYERS
Richie Aman and Harrison Bertos earned Big Ten weekly accolades after leading Washington to an undefeated Big Ten road trip. Aman was named the conference's Offensive Player of the Week while Bertos was tabbed as the Defensive Player of the Week.

Richie Aman was instrumental in both wins for the Huskies. In the first contest at Wisconsin, Aman opened the scoring, firing home a perfect cross from Alex Hall to put the Dawgs in front. His goal would go on to be the game winner. Against Northwestern, Aman was again pivotal, providing a crucial assist on the game-winning goal that was headed in by Bertos.

Bertos was clinical for the Huskies defense all weekend long, providing 180 minutes of scoreless defending. At Northwestern, the defender not only scored the game-winning goal, but provided two goal-line stops to keep the Wildcats off the board.

CLASS OF THE BIG TEN
Three of the top six players in total points in the Big Ten are Huskies. Zach Ramsey leads the way with his 13 points, third in the conference. Richie Aman is right behind with 12 in fourth. And Charlie Kosakoff is sixth with 10 points.

As a team, Washington paces the conference with 25 goals scored and is second in goal differential (14), second in assists (23), second in shots on goal (60), and third in shots on goal percentage (44.1%).

The Huskies top the charts in the Big Ten as the first team to reach three Big Ten wins.

RAMSEY RUNNING RAMPANT
Sophomore Zach Ramsey recorded his first career brace against Seattle U and continued his scorching hot streak. He has recorded at least one point in six of the last nine games, totaling 13 points during that stretch. He leads all Huskies in total points (13) and goals (5).

OFFENSIVE OPPORTUNITIES
The Huskies have been applying the pressure in every game this season, recording more shots than their opponents in seven of 11 games The Huskies currently rank 24th in the NCAA in corner kicks per game, averaging 6.36 per contest. The Huskies have scored 26 total goals, led by Zach Ramsey with five, the third-most goals in the conference.

HALL ON THE SCENE
Hall has become a crucial part of the Huskies' offense of late. On Monday, he provided a crucial assist to the game winner scored by Harrison Bertos. On Friday, he assisted the game-winning goal against Wisconsin. Last week against Gonzaga, Hall bagged his first career brace while chipping in an assist for a career-high five points. He now has nine points on the season and has at least one point in five of the last six games.

Hall currently ranks 19th in the NCAA and third in the Big Ten in total assists (5) and 53rd in the NCAA and sixth in the Big Ten in assists per game (.45).

WASHINGTON STATS
The Huskies are one of the best offensive teams in the NCAA, ranking in the top-25 in multiple offensive categories. Washington is fourth in total goals (26), seventh in total points (77), 11th in total assists (25), 14th in goal differential (15), 19th in scoring offense (2.36), 20th in points per game (7.00), and 24th in assists per game (2.27).

TOP DISTRIBUTORS
Richie Aman, Alex Hall, and Zach Ramsey have separated themselves as some of the best distributors in the NCAA. Aman currently ranks second in the nation with seven assists. Hall added his fifth assist of the year on Monday and is 19th in the NCAA while Ramsey has three to his name this season.

Washington as a team has 25 assists on the season.

DAWG DEBUTS
12 Huskies have made their Washington debuts in the first two matches of the season. Levi Bieber, Brecken Bowers, Cameron Cruz, Clarens Dollin, Jaeger Felton, Carter Gay, Osato Enabulele, Sheehan Ganguly, Philip Kleeman, Zack Meier, and Kevin Hernandez, and Chad Sovde all featured during the first four games of the season.

BRICK WALL BIEBER
Levi Bieber has made five starts this season and has led Washington to three shutouts and a 3-1-1 record in those games.

Most recently, Bieber tied a career-high four saves while facing a career-high 19 shots in a 1-0 shutout victory at Northwestern. Earlier this season, in his second career appearance, Levi Bieber recorded his first win and shutout. He anchored the Washington defense against UNLV, recording two saves on six shots faced to secure the victory. He made two key saves against Gonzaga to help earn Washington's second shutout of the season. Jaeger Felton closed out the final 9:59 of the game to give both keepers the combined shutout in goal.

PICKED FIFTH IN CONFERENCE
Entering year two in the Big Ten conference, Washington has been picked to place fifth in the 11-team league, the conference announced on Tuesday.

Washington finished 8-6-7 last season, advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Huskies ended the season with a 4-3-3 record in Big Ten play, finishing fourth in the league with 15 points.

2025 Big Ten Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
1. Indiana
2. Maryland
3. Ohio State
4. UCLA
5. Washington
6. Michigan
7. Michigan State
8. Wisconsin
9. Rutgers
10. Penn State
11. Northwestern

CLARK INKS EXTENSION
Following UW's first season in the Big 10 and their 11th NCAA Tournament appearance in the last 14 years, head coach Jamie Clark signed an extension at the University of Washington, tying him to the Huskies through 2029.

Washington has become a postseason regular under Clark and has consistently earned results in the national tournament. The Huskies secured their ninth second round appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 2024 after advancing out of a penalty shootout against Seattle U.

In 2021, Clark guided the Dawgs to a national runner up finish, the best result in program history, while also tying the program record for wins in a season with 18. The Huskies have finished with at least eight wins in 13 of Clark's 14 at the helm and have claimed at least 12 wins 11 times since his appointment as head coach.

HOMEGROWN TALENT
Washington's roster features 19 of 29 players who hail from the state of Washington. Four players claim Seattle as their hometown (Asher Hestad, Joe Dale, Cameron Cruz, and Jaeger Felton), while two each are from Spokane (Kenny Pierpoint and Jadon Bowton), and from Bellevue (Sheehan Ganguly and Chad Sovde).

DEFENSIVE DOMINANCE
Junior defender Harrison Bertos made 20 starts in 2024 and helped UW to top-50 marks in the NCAA in goals against average and shutout percentage.

Bertos was selected in the second round of the MLS SuperDraft, but decided to return to Washington for his junior season in 2025.

CREAM OF THE CROP
In 14 season on Montlake, Jamie Clark has orchestrated the meteoric rise of Washington men's soccer, distinguishing the team as one of the nation's top college soccer programs. During his time at Washington, Clark has led the Huskies to a record of 175-68-40, three Pac-12 titles, and 11 trips to the NCAA Tournament. Of those postseason appearances, Clark's Huskies have made four trips to the NCAA Quarterfinals, including three straight NCAA Quarterfinals appearances from 2019-21.

Clark currently ranks seventh in winning percentage among active head coaches with a .696 percentage in 17 career seasons.

FRESH FACES
The Huskies welcomed six freshmen to the squad this fall. Kenny Pierpoint (GK), Clarens Dollin (MF/F), Carter Gay (D), Kevin Hernandez (MF), Zack Meier (D), and Osato Enabulele (MF) all enter their first season on Montlake. In addition to the first years, the Huskies also welcomed Cameron Cruz (MF), a transfer from Grand Canyon to the squad.

FOLLOW THE DAWGS
Fans can keep up with all the goings on around the Washington men's soccer program by following the Huskies on the team's various social media platforms. You can find the Dawgs on X at @UW_MSoccer, on Instagram at @uw_msoccer or on Facebook by searching "Washington Men's Soccer". Fans can also follow the Huskies through the men's soccer page at GoHuskies.com.