BELLINGHAM, WA – The tour of future conference opponents continues to go roughly for Jamestown Jimmies Men’s Soccer.

Western Washington, a future Great Northwest Athletic Conference opponent for the Jimmies, topped Jamestown Saturday 4-1 at Harrington Field.

Jose Perez opened the scoring for WWU (8-7-2) exactly 17 minutes into the match with an 18-yard strike.

In the 44th minute, Zander Morris had a shot blocked, but Tommy Carroll took the rebound and beat Jimmies goalkeeper Valon Ismaili with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.

Only 19 seconds before halftime, the Vikings’ Ilya Mohov took down the Jimmies’ Saif Ghodhbani in the box for a penalty kick.  The Tunisian converted for his first goal as a Jimmie and Jamestown (1-9-4) was down 2-1 at halftime.

Western Washington restored its two-goal lead in the 73rd minute.  After the Jimmies headed away a throw-in into the box, Julian Herring scored with the left foot and the Vikings were up 3-1.

Landon Schulze intercepted a pass in the Jamestown defensive end in the 79th minute, made one move and scored top right over Ismaili for the final goal of the match.

WWU outshot the Jimmies 22-12 and 7-6 on net.  Ismaili made three saves.

Jamestown will end its season at another GNAC team, Seattle Pacific, on Saturday, October 31.