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Strong first career start by RS Jr. Jaye Boissiere , who BOSSed the midfield tonight & nearly scored a beautiful free kick. ?? #GoStanford pic.twitter.com/NVzDKXfpx5 — Stanford Soccer (@StanfordWSoccer) August 19, 2017

Clean sheet for Alison Jahansouz , who saved a PK to keep the score at 0-0 in the early stages... #GoStanford pic.twitter.com/b95077blFM — Stanford Soccer (@StanfordWSoccer) August 19, 2017

Cardinal Notes

Freshmen Civana Kuhlmann and Pickett started the match, with Belle Briede , Sophia Serafin , Jojo Harber and Macario also making their collegiate debuts.

and Pickett started the match, with , , and Macario also making their collegiate debuts. Sophomore transfer Sam Hiatt made her Stanford debut, starting at center back alongside junior captain Alana Cook . Cook was Stanford's only outfield player to play 90 minutes.

made her Stanford debut, starting at center back alongside junior captain . Cook was Stanford's only outfield player to play 90 minutes. Jahansouz finished with three saves, earning her second career shutout.

Stanford improved to 3-0-0 all-time against the Golden Eagles.

The Cardinal extended its unbeaten run in season openers to 11 years – Stanford's last loss on opening day came in 2006 against Utah.

No. 2 Stanford started its 2017 campaign with a convincing 4-0 win over Marquette on Friday night at Valley Fields.led the way with two second-half goals for the Cardinal (1-0), which outshot the Golden Eagles (0-1) 20-7, including a 13-3 advantage in shots on goal.After Stanford conceded a penalty in the 26th minute, goalkeepersaved Marquette's spot kick to keep the score 0-0. The Cardinal responded nine minutes later through freshman attackerMacario set upfor a long-distance attempt that cannoned off the crossbar, but the freshman gathered the rebound, firing her right-footed shot into the upper left corner. Macario also scored in Stanford's 2-1 exhibition win at UC Davis last week.Marquette nearly leveled the score with a counter attack just before halftime, but Jahansouz was quick off her line to sniff out the danger.Carusa doubled Stanford's lead in the 52nd minute.pressed the Golden Eagles' back line, winning the ball back in the final third and squaring to Carusa, who calmly finished. Carusa got her brace 10 minutes later, heading home an inch-perfect cross by left backMcGrady and freshman right backwere thorns in Marquette's side throughout the match, causing problems going forward with the latter impressing on her collegiate debut.Seniormade it 4-0 in the 74th minute off's corner kick. Boissiere, who started the match in central midfield, curled a back-post ball to the head of Lee, who was making her first appearance since 2015 after missing 2016 with an injury.Stanford continued to pile on the pressure for a fifth, with Boissiere nearly scoring from a free kick andcausing Marquette problems down the left flank.Senior captain, the reigning Pac-12 Player of the Year, made her first appearance since suffering an injury in last season's NCAA Tournament. Sullivan played 29 minutes in midfield, registering one shot.Stanford returns to action on Sunday when it faces Wisconsin at 3 p.m. PT in Milwaukee. Live statistics will be available at GoStanford.com.