THE RECORDS
Linfield enters the week in the middle of the Northwest Conference standings. The Wildcats (3-3-2, 1-2-1) lost their last two matchups against Lewis & Clark and Pacific Lutheran. While the injuries have been piling up for the Wildcats, the effort is still there with Whitman (4-2-2, 3-1) and Whitworth (1-4-3, 1-3) on the horizon.
 
LINFIELD AT A GLANCE
The Wildcats sit second in the conference in goals scored with 16 and average 2.286 per match.
 
Anna Dazey ranks among the NWC leaders in goals, shots, shots on goal and points. Mia Curtaz sits tied for second in the conference with four assists. Sidra Griffin and Jocelyn Jacobs also sit on the leaderboard with two assists each. Goalkeeper Emilee Miller averages 4.67 saves per match on a .757 save percentage.
 
WHITMAN AT A GLANCE
The Blues have scored seven goals on the season and have given up six. Hannah Hagler is statistically one of the best goalkeepers in the NWC ranking at or near the top of goals against average (.506), saves (25) and save percentage (.893). Lindsey Honhart and Gracia Larson lead Whitman with two goals each.
 
WHITWORTH AT A GLANCE
The Pirates scored six goals on the season but are tied for the conference lead in total shots with 93. Kylee Russell leads Whitworth with nine shots on goal and has 12 shots on the season. Kate Nelson has 28 saves, averages four per match and posts a .778 save percentage.
 
SERIES HISTORY
The Wildcats have won 30 of 55 meetings against Whitman and have recently controlled the series. Linfield has won nine of the last 10 matches against the Blues. The Wildcats are 16-9-3 all-time at home against Whitman.
 
Linfield is 1-9 in the last 10 against Whitworth. The Wildcats are 9-18-1 at home and average .93 goals per match against the Pirates. The last home win for Linfield came in 2019.