With 10 shutouts so far this season, the Washington University men’s soccer team has a defense whose talent is hard to ignore. With a .36 goals against average, the Bears have outscored their opponents 24-5 in their first 14 games. Student Life sat down with three of the Bears’ defenders to talk about the 2010 season.

After 110 minutes of scoreless play on Sunday, the No. 13 Washington University men’s soccer team had delivered No. 9 Emory University its first tie of the season. The Bears (7-0-3), continued their defensive success with another shutout in the first contest of University Athletic Association (UAA) play.

23 students might not sound like a lot compared to Wash. U.’s undergraduate population of more than 6,000, but they made their presence felt at the Women’s Soccer Championship game in San Antonio.

A slow start by the men’s soccer team was the driving force behind a 2-0 loss to No. 9 Carnegie Mellon University on Sunday.