Sunday, September 8
Northridge, Calif.
6:00 P.M.
California State University at Northridge
3-0-1
6
vs
0
San Francisco
0-3
1
2
F
San Francisco
0
0
0
CSUN
1
5
6
Team Stats
USF
CSUN
Goals
0
6
Shots
8
22
Shots on Goal
2
10
Saves
4
2
Corners
4
7
Fouls
14
15
Scoring Plays
Rodriguez, Johnny (4)
Assisted By: Hildreth, Brendan , Grey, Omar
Header from 6 from 5.
5:24
Lara, Alex (1)
Assisted By: Isibor, Ehi
2 header from 11 throw in.
48:39
Trejo, Daniel (4)
Assisted By: Lara, Alex , Rubio, Julio
Off 22 CK, 2 heads ball to 10 who scores
56:49
Fourcand, Kris (1)
Assisted By: Rubio, Julio
12 goal off 22 corner kick.
59:56
Fourcand, Kris (2)
Assisted By: Salter, Samuel
Off USF Turnover, 14 lead pass to 12 for
73:21
Camacho, Esteban (1)
Assisted By: Yanakaev,Maximillian
Off 18 FK, 21 redirects the ball into th
75:30
Game Leaders
Shots
3
SOG
2
Goals
2
Assists
0
Shots
4
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Shots
3
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Players Mentioned
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Photo by: Shae Hammond
A Five Goal Second Half Powers CSUN Past USF
9/8/2019 9:03:00 PM | Men's Soccer
NORTHRIDGE, Calif.—A five-goal second-half outburst powered CSUN past the University of San Francisco 6-0 in men's soccer action Sunday night.
HOW IT HAPPENED
· The Matadors opened the scoring 5:24 into the first half. Omar Grey sent the ball to Brendan Hildreth who sent a pass toward the goal where Johnny Rodriguez headed in the assist for his fourth goal of the season.
· Just four minutes into the second half, Alex Lara headed in an Ehi Isbor throw in to set the Matador offense into motion.
· Daniel Trejo posted his fourth of the season at the 56:49 mark. Julio Rubio's corner kick found Lara who headed the ball towards the goal where Trejo converted.
· Kris Fourcand charted the next two CSUN goals. He scored in the 60th minute from a Rubio corner kick. In the 74th minute, Samuel Salter took advantage of a USF turnover, sending the ball towards Fourcand on a run where he scored from five yards out.
· Esteban Camacho wrapped up the Matador scoring in the 76th minute when he redirected a Maximillian Yanakaev free-kick into the back of the Dons' net.
· CSUN goalies Paul Lewis and David Preys combined for the shutout with Lewis making both of the Matadors' saves on the night.
· CSUN outshot USF 22-8, 10-2 on goal. CSUN recorded seven corner kicks compared to four for the Dons.
· The six goals are the third most in a match at the Division I level by a CSUN squad, marking the sixth time since the Matadors moved up in 1991 that CSUN put up six in a match.
· The Matadors' eight assists are the fifth most in a match at the D-1 level (the third time that it has occurred) while the 20 points are the fourth most at the Division I level by CSUN (the third time that the Matadors had 20 points in a match).
· 24 players saw the pitch for CSUN with Lara playing the most minutes of any Matador with 73. CSUN's 3-0-1 start is the best for the program since 2013 when the Matadors opened the year 7-0.
· The Dons fall to 0-3 and have been outscored 15-0 and outshot 70-14 this season.
ACCORDING TO HEAD COACH TERRY DAVILA
· "We were concerned about USF not playing on Friday night and us having a Friday night game. We had to put a lot of work in against a tough Utah Valley team and not get the result we wanted. Tonight, meant a lot to us. It tested our character and our will and how deep we are. When you play Friday-Sunday, and how our league is set up, you have to have a deep squad to compete at the highest level."
UP NEXT
CSUN hosts No. 13 Washington Thursday at 7 p.m. The Huskies improved to 4-0 Sunday with a 1-0 victory at Michigan.
~#UniteTheValley~
HOW IT HAPPENED
· The Matadors opened the scoring 5:24 into the first half. Omar Grey sent the ball to Brendan Hildreth who sent a pass toward the goal where Johnny Rodriguez headed in the assist for his fourth goal of the season.
· Just four minutes into the second half, Alex Lara headed in an Ehi Isbor throw in to set the Matador offense into motion.
· Daniel Trejo posted his fourth of the season at the 56:49 mark. Julio Rubio's corner kick found Lara who headed the ball towards the goal where Trejo converted.
· Kris Fourcand charted the next two CSUN goals. He scored in the 60th minute from a Rubio corner kick. In the 74th minute, Samuel Salter took advantage of a USF turnover, sending the ball towards Fourcand on a run where he scored from five yards out.
· Esteban Camacho wrapped up the Matador scoring in the 76th minute when he redirected a Maximillian Yanakaev free-kick into the back of the Dons' net.
· CSUN goalies Paul Lewis and David Preys combined for the shutout with Lewis making both of the Matadors' saves on the night.
· CSUN outshot USF 22-8, 10-2 on goal. CSUN recorded seven corner kicks compared to four for the Dons.
· The six goals are the third most in a match at the Division I level by a CSUN squad, marking the sixth time since the Matadors moved up in 1991 that CSUN put up six in a match.
· The Matadors' eight assists are the fifth most in a match at the D-1 level (the third time that it has occurred) while the 20 points are the fourth most at the Division I level by CSUN (the third time that the Matadors had 20 points in a match).
· 24 players saw the pitch for CSUN with Lara playing the most minutes of any Matador with 73. CSUN's 3-0-1 start is the best for the program since 2013 when the Matadors opened the year 7-0.
· The Dons fall to 0-3 and have been outscored 15-0 and outshot 70-14 this season.
ACCORDING TO HEAD COACH TERRY DAVILA
· "We were concerned about USF not playing on Friday night and us having a Friday night game. We had to put a lot of work in against a tough Utah Valley team and not get the result we wanted. Tonight, meant a lot to us. It tested our character and our will and how deep we are. When you play Friday-Sunday, and how our league is set up, you have to have a deep squad to compete at the highest level."
UP NEXT
CSUN hosts No. 13 Washington Thursday at 7 p.m. The Huskies improved to 4-0 Sunday with a 1-0 victory at Michigan.
~#UniteTheValley~
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