The ‘Dogs defeat the No. 8 team in the nation 15-12.

Andress led the way offensively with five goals. Mobley came up with 12 saves and the defense created a timely turnover to essentially run out the rest of the clock.

The ‘Dogs will be back in the pool tomorrow morning to face the San Jose State Spartans at 11 a.m.

With under a minute to go, the Anteaters call their second timeout to hopefully get even with the ‘Dogs in the final seconds.

The ‘Dogs hold a 15-12 lead entering crunch-time.

Bryant scores a five-meter shot, extending the Bulldogs’ lead to 15-11 with 1:53 to go.

The ‘Dogs hold a slim 3-point lead over the Anteaters with three minutes to go.

Daly’s goal stands as the only goal for the ‘Dogs in the fourth period as they lead 14-11.

Georgia Daly got down in front and was able to beat the Anteater goalie.

The Anteaters made a push in the third period, but the ‘Dogs retained their lead heading into the final period of regulation.

Andress and Ashley Williams were the only ‘Dogs to get on the score sheet.

Despite letting in four goals, Mobley has continued to give the ‘Dogs solid goaltending.

The ‘Dogs lead 13-9 heading into the final eight minutes.

Andress pots her fifth of the game to end the Bulldogs’ scoring drought.

The ‘Dogs are back up by four. 12-8 with two to go.

The Anteaters have the second half’s first four. goals. The ‘Dogs have not been able to find the back of the net through the foggy conditions.

The Bulldogs, however, still lead 11-8.

Despite winning the opening sprint to start the third period, it’s the Anteaters who strike first.

The ‘Dogs lead 11-5 in the third period.

The ‘Dogs have opened up a seven-goal lead on the No. 8 team in the nation.

While Andress has four of the Bulldogs’ 11 goals, the story of the game is freshman goaltender Katelyn Mobley. She has made seven saves, including two to close out the second period to keep the Anteaters off the board.

Seven ‘Dogs have been able to find the back of the net against the Anteaters.

The score is 11-4 with 16 minutes to go.

What looked like an initial save from the Anteater goaltender ended up bobbing in for the Bulldogs’ tenth goal of the game. Katya Aleshina gets credit for the goal.

‘Dogs lead it 10-4.

Andress pots her fourth goal of the game in on another powerplay.

‘Dogs extend their lead to 8-3.

Andress adds her third goal of the game to open up the second period on a 6-on-5 just 28 seconds in. Charli Muñoz added a second on a 6-on-4, 48 seconds later.

‘Dogs lead it 7-2 with 6:44 to go.

The Bulldogs have a 5-2 lead after eight minutes of play.

Andress leads the ‘Dogs with two goals. Stephens, Anderson and Alice Johnson have added goals for the ‘Dogs. Katelyn Mobley has saved four of the Anteaters’ six shots.

The ‘Dogs had an opportunity to get a sixth goal to close out the period, but Stephens’ shot rang off the crossbar as time expired.

Andress scores with just over two minutes to go in the first period on a long shot.

‘Dogs lead the Anteaters 4-2.

Charley Stephens and Kira Anderson give the Bulldogs their first lead of their second day of competition of Polopalooza.

‘Dogs lead 3-1 with 3:41 to go in the first period.

The ‘Dogs answer back just 22 seconds later on a 6-on-5. Andress potted the goal, her fourth of the tournament.

The Anteaters open the scoring just two minutes in off a five-meter shot.

The Bulldogs are back in the pool to take on the UCI Anteaters for their third game of Polopalooza.

The fog, mixed with the cooling temperature, has made the pool a steaming vat.

First sprint is set for 5 p.m.

The ‘Dogs battled, but could not beat the Hoosiers, as they drop game one of their doubleheader 11-10.

The Hoosiers never relinquished their lead.

The ‘Dogs look ahead to their game against the Anteaters at 5 p.m. at the Aquatics Center.

The ‘Dogs have stormed back from down three to tie the game in the third period.

Bryant, Anderson, Susanna Martinez and Sidney Strickland all added goals for the ‘Dogs in the third period

The score sits at 8-all with eight minutes to play.

The Hoosiers take a 6-3 lead into the break.

Kira Anderson was able to get the ‘Dogs within one, but the Hoosiers have answered twice to get out to their largest lead of the game.

The ‘Dogs have 16 minutes to crawl back into this one.

With a 6-on-5 opportunity upcoming, Head Coach Natalie Benson calls her first timeout

The ‘Dogs have not scored yet this period, but have been close, hitting the post twice.

the Hoosiers goalie caught Isley Martin Hill sleeping and was able to score a full-length goal.

Hoosiers lead the ‘Dogs 4-2 with 4:13 to go.

It took over four minutes for the scoring to start, but the ‘Dogs and Hoosiers are tied at two after one period of play.

Freshman attacker Riaan Bryant opened the scoring for the ‘Dogs and Charley Stephens added the Bulldogs’ second score