CHENEY, Wash. —  The accolades continue to add up for junior forward Chloe Pattison, as she was named Big Sky Offensive Player of the Week announced by the conference today. This is Pattison's third Big Sky Player of the Week honor, and the fourth time an Eagle has been named Player of the Week this season.

Over the weekend, Pattison recorded two goals, nine shots, six shots on goal, and one GW goal. The Eagles earned two wins over Idaho State, and Weber State. Eastern Washington soccer (8-5-4, 3-1-3) currently sits third in the Big Sky standings with 12 points, and has matched their all-time win improvement from a previous season (+6).

On Thursday, in the 2-0 win over the Bengals, Pattison recorded one goal, on five shots with three of them on goal. In the 61st minute, Pattison would redirect a rebound off the post and record her 10th goal of the season. 

Pattison would continue the offensive display on Sunday and record the go-ahead goal in the 54th minute against the Wildcats to help secure the 2-1 win on senior day. Pattison recorded one goal, on four shots with three of them goal. 

Pattison recorded a .667% shot on goal percentage over the weekend (6-9) and moved to eighth all-time in Eagles history in career goals scored (14), and 10th all-time in shots on goal (45).

This season continues to rank among the best individual seasons for an Eagles player. This season, Pattison currently ranks fourth all-time with 11 goals scored, fifth all-time with 25 points, sixth all-time with 29 shots on goal, and tied for 10th all-time with 50 shots this season.

Pattison leads the Big Sky conference this season in goals scored (11), shots (50), shots on goal (29), and points (25). This has helped pace the Eagles offense to rank first in the conference in corners (92), penalty kicks (5-6), shots on goal (124), and second in goals (30), scoring average (1.765), shots (259), assists (27), and points (87).

"Chloe earning player of the week for a third time this season is a tremendous achievement for her individually and for our team collectively. Our team has done an exceptional job sharing and moving the ball, and unselfishly creating chances for a wide variety of goal scorers this year," head coach Missy Strasburg said. "The players have done an incredible job finishing when called upon in vital moments, and this weekend Chloe was able to do her part and get a game-sealing and game-winning goal to help our team advance."

EWU soccer will head to Greeley, Colorado for their season finale against Northern Colorado (3-13-1, 1-4-1) Thursday, October 24th at 3:30 pm. The match will be streaming on ESPN+.

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