No. 3 women’s soccer’s 1,071-day unbeaten streak ends at UChicago; men’s season ends with a draw

The last time the now No. 3 WashU women’s soccer lost a game, the current seniors were first-years living on the South 40. The program’s historic winning streak ended on Saturday, Nov. 7, as No. 2 University of Chicago Maroons beat the Bears 2-1 to claim the University Athletic Association (UAA) title, snapping WashU’s monumental 1,071-day unbeaten streak. The men’s 2-2 draw earlier in the afternoon against the No. 9 University of Chicago Maroons didn’t make the weekend any better for Bears fans, with the men’s team being left out of the upcoming NCAA tournament. No. 3 women’s soccer Dorian Zhang | Contributing Photographer Before Saturday, Nov. 7, WashU women’s soccer had not lost a game in 1,071 days. That streak came to an end at UChicago, as the Maroons dethroned the Bears 2-1 to secure the UAA title in the last game of the regular season. Saturday’s feat marked the first time a WashU first-year, sophomore, and junior lost a game under Head Coach Jim Conlon.

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