
Huskies Stomp UC Davis In Dominant 4-0 Victory
September 05, 2026 | Men's Soccer
SEATTLE – The Huskies returned to winning ways on Saturday night, defeating UC Davis 4-0 at Husky Soccer Stadium. With the result, Washington improves to 3-2-1 on the season.
Jamie Clark rotated in a number of fresh players with just one day between matches. Shaun Brun, Emmett Layman, and Callum Lugton each made their first Washington start on Saturday evening.
Lugton was the Husky to open the scoring in the 11th minute. Cameron Cruz started the run on the flank, playing the ball ahead for Asher Hestad.
Hestad curled the ball perfectly in front of goal for Lugton. The forward launched the ball at the goal where the keeper got a touch, but couldn't keep the ball out.
It was Lugton's first Washington goal and his first career goal. Cruz bagged his fourth assist of the year during the play, the most on the team.
The Huskies continued to pepper the Aggie goal and were rewarded for their efforts. In the 23rd minute, after a barrage of shots, Emmett Layman played a short ball for Osato Enabulele who rocketed in the second score.
In the 32nd minute, Zach Ramsey subbed on for the Huskies and immediately made his presence felt. He scored his first goal of the match in the 35th minute, converting a penalty earned by Shaun Brun.
He'd end up scoring the fourth goal of the match as well, his third game of the season with at least two goals. He's also scored at least one goal in every game so far this year.
The fourth goal began with a Connor Lofy interception in the Washington half. He sent the ball up to Kevin Hernandez who curled a perfect ball to a streaking Zach Ramsey.
Ramsey controlled the ball and calmly stepped past the approaching goalkeeper. Despite the tight angle, Ramsey slotted the ball into the open net, securing his brace.
The Husky defense held strong, earning the second shutout of the season. Stockton Short anchored the defense, recording two saves on four UC Davis shots.
Brun played the most minutes of any field player, logging 88. Asher Hestad and Egor Akulov logged 86 apiece while Zack Meier contributed 82.
The Huskies return to action next Friday, hosting Penn State for the Big Ten Conference opener. The match is set for a 7:30 p.m. PT kickoff and will be broadcast on Big Ten Plus.
For news, scores, highlights and more, download the Go Huskies app on your mobile device. Follow @UW_MSoccer on Instagram, X, Threads, and Facebook and subscribe to UW Athletics on YouTube for the latest on the Dawgs.
Jamie Clark rotated in a number of fresh players with just one day between matches. Shaun Brun, Emmett Layman, and Callum Lugton each made their first Washington start on Saturday evening.
Lugton was the Husky to open the scoring in the 11th minute. Cameron Cruz started the run on the flank, playing the ball ahead for Asher Hestad.
Hestad curled the ball perfectly in front of goal for Lugton. The forward launched the ball at the goal where the keeper got a touch, but couldn't keep the ball out.
It was Lugton's first Washington goal and his first career goal. Cruz bagged his fourth assist of the year during the play, the most on the team.
The Huskies continued to pepper the Aggie goal and were rewarded for their efforts. In the 23rd minute, after a barrage of shots, Emmett Layman played a short ball for Osato Enabulele who rocketed in the second score.
In the 32nd minute, Zach Ramsey subbed on for the Huskies and immediately made his presence felt. He scored his first goal of the match in the 35th minute, converting a penalty earned by Shaun Brun.
He'd end up scoring the fourth goal of the match as well, his third game of the season with at least two goals. He's also scored at least one goal in every game so far this year.
The fourth goal began with a Connor Lofy interception in the Washington half. He sent the ball up to Kevin Hernandez who curled a perfect ball to a streaking Zach Ramsey.
Ramsey controlled the ball and calmly stepped past the approaching goalkeeper. Despite the tight angle, Ramsey slotted the ball into the open net, securing his brace.
The Husky defense held strong, earning the second shutout of the season. Stockton Short anchored the defense, recording two saves on four UC Davis shots.
Brun played the most minutes of any field player, logging 88. Asher Hestad and Egor Akulov logged 86 apiece while Zack Meier contributed 82.
The Huskies return to action next Friday, hosting Penn State for the Big Ten Conference opener. The match is set for a 7:30 p.m. PT kickoff and will be broadcast on Big Ten Plus.
For news, scores, highlights and more, download the Go Huskies app on your mobile device. Follow @UW_MSoccer on Instagram, X, Threads, and Facebook and subscribe to UW Athletics on YouTube for the latest on the Dawgs.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UCD
WASH
Goals
0
4
Shots
4
30
Shots on Goal
2
16
Saves
12
2
Corners
2
9
Fouls
9
7
Scoring Plays

Callum Lugton (1)
Assisted By: Asher Hestad , Cameron Cruz
GOAL by WASH Lugton, Callum Assist by Hestad, Asher and Cruz, Cameron.
10:40

Osato Enabulele (2)
Assisted By: Emmett Layman
GOAL by WASH Enabulele, Osato Assist by Layman, Emmett.
22:20

Zach Ramsey (8)
WASH Zach Ramsey PENALTY KICK GOAL.
35:23

Zach Ramsey (8)
Assisted By: Kevin Hernandez , Connor Lofy
GOAL by WASH Ramsey, Zach Assist by Hernandez, Kevin and Lofy, Connor.
55:17
Game Leaders
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