MALIBU, California — The #16 Pepperdine women's soccer team concludes the regular season this week. After hosting Pacific on Wednesday, the Waves head to #12 BYU on Saturday for the finale. Pepperdine could still win a WCC title with two victories but would need some help in the form of a Santa Clara loss.

MATCH #18 — Wednesday (Nov. 3) at Tari Frahm Rokus Field in Malibu, California: #16 Pepperdine (14-2-1, 5-1-1) vs. Pacific (10-4-3, 2-3-2) at 3 p.m.

MATCH #19 — Saturday (Nov. 6) at South Field in Provo, Utah: #16 Pepperdine at #12 BYU (11-4-1, 6-1-0, plays at Portland on Wednesday) at 6 p.m. MT / 5 p.m. PT.

TICKETS — Tickets to all Pepperdine home women's soccer matches in 2021 will be available via e-ticket ONLY. Patrons must purchase tickets to any event prior to arriving on campus. Individuals without tickets to an event will not be allowed on campus. Pepperdine faculty, staff and students must show Pepperdine ID card for entry — no ticket purchase is required. To purchase e-tickets and read the spectator guidelines, visit: https://gowav.es/WavesTix. Due to campus construction, nearby parking is limited and guests are advised to arrive early.

WATCH/ONLINE — Wednesday's match will be streamed online via the WCC Network. Saturday's match will be streamed at BYUtv.org. Links to broadcasts and live stats can be found at PepperdineWaves.com.

OPPONENTS — Pepperdine is 12-0-0 all-time against Pacific, with a 7-0 record in Malibu. The Waves won 6-1 in the spring (it was the first Tiger goal in the series since 2013). Over the last four years, the Waves have outscored the Tigers 21-1 ... Pepperdine is 6-6-0 all-time against BYU. The record is 2-4 on the road. The Cougars have won each of the last two meetings.

LAST WEEK — The Waves scored four goals in a game for the sixth time this season and won 4-1 at San Francisco on Saturday night. Trinity Watson scored on a first-half penalty kick, and Kelsey Hill, Joelle Anderson and Tori Waldeck added second-half tallies. Carlee Giammona had two assists. The shot count was 21-6.

SELECTION SHOW — The NCAA Tournament selection show will be on Monday, November 8, at 1:30 p.m. PT on NCAA.com.

NOTABLES — The Waves have set school records for best start (13 wins after 14 games), winning streak (11) and shutout streak (seven) this season ... The Waves went 701 minutes without giving up a goal between Sept. 9 and Oct. 20 ... Pepperdine's 11 shutouts this season have tied the second-most in program history (the record is 14 in 2017) ... The Waves won their first seven road games to start a season for the first time in program history (and are now 10-1 on the road) ... Pepperdine's win at #5 TCU was the program's third-ever against a top-five team on the road (following #3 Portland in 2002 and #4 Stanford in 2004) ... Carlee Giammona tied a school record with three assists against Vanderbilt.

NATIONAL STATS — Pepperdine ranks third in the nation in shutout percentage (.647) and is 13th in goals-against average (0.58) and 19th in goals per game (2.47) ... Individually, Zoe Clevely ranks tied for second in shutouts (10) and 15th in goals-against average (0.59).

WCC STATS — The Waves rank first in goals against average (0.58) and second in goals per game (2.47) ... Joelle Anderson is eighth in points per game (1.12) and ninth in goals per game (0.41) ... Tori Waldeck is fifth in points per game (1.31), tied for fifth in goals per game (0.50) and tied for ninth in assists per game (0.31) ... Carlee Giammona is fifth in assists per game (0.41) and tied for ninth in points per game (1.00) ... Zoe Clevely is first in shutouts (10), first in goals against average (0.59), second in save percentage (.825) and eighth in saves per game (2.76).

RANKINGS — The Waves tied the best ranking in program history (2011) when they reached #3 on Oct. 19. They began the year receiving votes in the preseason poll but have been ranked every week since.

HONORS — Joelle Anderson has been named to the MAC Hermann Trophy watch list for the second straight season, and she's also one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS award.

The Waves have had two National Players of the Week courtesy of Top Drawer Soccer in Anderson (Sept. 7) and Tori Waldeck (Sept. 21) ... Anderson also received the WCC Offensive Player of the Week award (Sept. 6) after scoring a golden goal at Lipscomb and recording a goal and assist at Vanderbilt ... Anderson received her second WCC Offensive Player of the Week award in a row on September 13 after a goal against UCSD and a goal and an assist against UCSB ... Waldeck also earned the WCC Offensive Player of the Week award (Sept. 20) after scoring the game-winning goal at #5 TCU and assisting on the winner at Texas A&M.

Pepperdine has had a league-best six Player of the Week awards this season. In addition to Anderson (twice) and Waldeck, the Waves have had three Defensive Player of the Week winners. Zoe Clevely now has claimed the award four times in her career after winning it on August 23 after the season-opening shutouts against #14 USC and SDSU, and again on October 11 after shutouts against San Diego and Loyola Marymount. Kelsey Hill got it on October 18 after scoring a goal and contributing to the shutout win against Gonzaga.

Trinity Watson has been named to the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week twice. The first one came on August 24 after the two opening shutouts and scoring a goal on a penalty kick. The second was on September 14 after she had two assists against UCSD and a goal against UCSB. Carlee Giammona received it on October 5 after notching a goal and an assist against Portland.

ANDERSON — Back in January, Joelle Anderson was picked in the third round of the 2021 NWSL Draft by the Houston Dash. But she decided to stick around Malibu for a little while longer before she joins the pros. The four-time All-WCC pick (twice on the first team) and three-time All-West Region honoree is utilizing a COVID-19 redshirt year to play a fifth season at Pepperdine. All-time at Pepperdine, she ranks tied for third in goals (31), tied for third in game-winning goals (13), fourth in points (83) and tied for fifth in assists (21). Anderson scored a goal in four consecutive games this season, one shy of the school record. She's one of only three players in program history with at least 30 goals and 20 assists.

REYES — She has had the benefit of an extra season, but Calista Reyes has set the Pepperdine record for all-time games played. Reyes passed Bri Visalli, who played in 83 games from 2014-17, and has now appeared in 86 games.

CLEVELY — Goalkeeper Zoe Clevely is also leaving her mark on the Waves' record book. On the career charts, she's second in goals-against average (0.73), fifth in solo shutouts (16) and seventh in wins (21). She's had 10 solo shutouts this season, tied for second-most in program single-season history.

ABOUT PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY — Pepperdine boasts a one-of-a-kind athletic department with unprecedented success for a school of its size. The Waves have won NCAA Division I championships in five different men's sports — one of just 18 schools to have accomplished this feat — and 10 overall. Of this elite group, Pepperdine has the smallest undergraduate enrollment, is the only school without football and is the only university that has not been affiliated with a "major" conference. The Waves have won a total of 26 team or individual national championships in their history. Pepperdine has also earned the Division I-AAA All-Sports Trophy, an award based on postseason success that's given to the top non-football school, three times (most recently in 2011-12). Located in scenic Malibu, California, the university overlooks the Pacific Ocean and its campus and athletic facilities are regularly voted among the nation's most beautiful. Pepperdine, which is affiliated with the Church of Christ, ranks #49 overall on U.S. News and World Report's list of America's best colleges.