Dawgs Score Twice In 36 Seconds, Turn Defeat Into Victory Over Northwestern

Saturday, October 10

Seattle, Wash.

7:00 p.m. PT

University of Washington

7-3-2, 4-1-1

Northwestern

5-5-1, 2-3-0

Team	1	2	Final F
Northwestern	1	0	1
Washington	0	2	2

Box Score (PDF)

Zach Ramsey slides into the corner after scoring the winning goal vs. Northwestern

Dawgs Score Twice In 36 Seconds, Turn Defeat Into Victory Over Northwestern

October 10, 2026 | Men's Soccer

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SEATTLE – The 14^th ranked Washington men's soccer team trailed for 64 minutes Saturday night at Husky Soccer Stadium but a late surge from the Dawgs overturned the result as the Dawgs secured a 2-1 victory over Northwestern.

The Huskies needed just 36 seconds to turn defeat into victory over the Wildcats, scoring in the 81^st and 82^nd minutes to snag all three points on Montlake.

The two sides battled physically all night with little to separate them, finishing in a dead heat in total shots at 12-12. First year Noah Newman earned the win in his collegiate debut, coming on to start the second and recording three saves in a scoreless half.

Northwestern jumped ahead in the 17^th minute on a spot kick after UW was called for a handball inside the 18. Aaron O'Reilly took the ball for the Wildcats, firing home to make it 1-0 in favor of the road side.

The Huskies grabbed momentum late in the half, piling on pressure a few minutes before the break. Though the finish to the half bore no fruit, it was an early prelude of what was to come.

The Dawgs continued to press on for the equalizer and with just under 10 minutes to play, finally broke through the deadlock the score at a goal apiece as Osato Enabulele met Zach Ramsey's corner service and bundled the ball over the line with his chest.

Mere moments later, Jake Goetting was brought down inside the 18, with VAR rewarding Washington a penalty on review.

From the spot, Ramsey slotted his 14^th goal of the season neatly in the corner, sprinting to the corner flag and sliding into a mosh of his teammates as the late dramatics earned the Huskies three valuable points in the Big Ten table.

The Dawgs remain home on Wednesday for a derby battle with Seattle U, taking on the Redhawks for the Fewing Cup. The match will serve as UW's annual DP Night, supporting the Daniel Phelps Foundation.

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