Saturday, March 19
Manoa, Hawaii
9:00 p.m.
California State University at Northridge
8-10, 0-4Big West
5
at
15
#5 Hawai'i
11-5, 2-0Big West
1
2
3
4
F
Cal State Northridge
1
1
2
1
5
Hawai'i
5
4
5
1
15
Team Stats
CSUN
HAW
Shots
23
27
Goals
5
15
Assists
5
5
Points
10
20
Exclusions
8
3
Steals
10
13
Sprints
1
3
1
Elyse Lemay-Lavoie
5:29
Jordan Wedderburn
4:02
Dorottya Telek
3:40
Paula Prats Rodriguez
3:24
Lot Stertefeld
2:28
Elyse Lemay-Lavoie
0:11
2
Lucia Gomez de la Puente
5:19
Lot Stertefeld
4:43
Elyse Lemay-Lavoie
3:47
Alba Bonamusa Boix
1:44
Helena Sandhagen
0:00
3
Lara Luka
7:02
Lara Luka
6:07
Kylee Jansen
5:47
Jordan Wedderburn
5:18
Jordan Wedderburn
3:53
Paula Prats Rodriguez
1:06
Dorottya Telek
0:00
4
Alba Bonamusa Boix
3:59
Dorottya Telek
0:51
Game Leaders
Shots
9
Goals
3
Assists
0
Points
3
Shots
4
Goals
1
Assists
0
Points
1
Shots
4
Goals
1
Assists
0
Points
1
Players Mentioned
Center
/ Women's Water Polo
Attacker
/ Women's Water Polo
Goalkeeper
/ Women's Water Polo
Attacker
/ Women's Water PoloCenter
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Photo by: Will Navarro
#25 CSUN Drops Big West Match at #5 Hawai'i
3/19/2022 10:51:00 PM | Women's Water Polo
HONOLULU---No. 25 CSUN Water Polo dropped a 15-5 decision to No. 5 Hawai'i in a Big West match on Saturday at Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex. Dorottya Telek scored three goals to lead the Matadors while Meghan Lopez picked up five saves in front of the cage.
The Matadors were able to keep the Rainbow Wahine off the scoreboard for the first two-plus minutes of the first period but Elyse Lemay-Lavoie found the back of the net at the 5:29 mark. Jordan Wedderburn would double the Hawai'i lead a minute later before Telek cut the lead in half on a power play. However, the Rainbow Wahine took control over the final three minutes of the period, scoring three-straight goals to take a 5-1 lead.
In the second quarter, Hawai'i continued to find success on the offensive end as Lucia Gomez de la Puente and Lot Stertefeld got into the scoring column. Lemay-Lavoie added to her scoring output with another goal before Alba Bonamusa Boix completed a 7-0 Hawai'i run with another tally. Helena Sandhagen would beat the halftime buzzer with a goal but CSUN went into intermission trailing 9-2.
Lara Luka opened up the scoring in the third period with a penalty goal and a power play tally that extended the lead to nine. Kylee Jansen scored the Matadors' lone goal of the third quarter with 5:47 remaining before Hawai'i connected for three-straight goals. Once again, the Matadors beat the buzzer to end a period as Telek notched her second goal of the night to end the third quarter.
Telek would complete the hat trick in the final minute of the fourth quarter while CSUN had its best defensive quarter, limiting Hawai'i to a single goal in the stanza.Â
CSUN Goals: Telek 3, Sandhagen, Jansen
CSUN Saves: Lopez 5
GAME NOTES
Lopez had two assists and one steal to go with her five saves in the cage. Anna Pal registered three steals while Madison Little had two steals and an assist.
Telek has now scored 53 goals on the season. She is 10 goals away from entering the school's single-season top-10 list for goals scored.
ACCORDING TO COACH MATT WARSHAW
"We love playing teams that will contend for a national title. Hats off to Hawai'i for exposing our mistakes. We showed some improvement from the first time we played Hawai'i last month and fought hard right to the end."
UP NEXT
CSUN returns to Matador Pool on Friday, March 25 to take on Ottawa University Arizona at 3 p.m.
#UniteTheValley
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The Matadors were able to keep the Rainbow Wahine off the scoreboard for the first two-plus minutes of the first period but Elyse Lemay-Lavoie found the back of the net at the 5:29 mark. Jordan Wedderburn would double the Hawai'i lead a minute later before Telek cut the lead in half on a power play. However, the Rainbow Wahine took control over the final three minutes of the period, scoring three-straight goals to take a 5-1 lead.
In the second quarter, Hawai'i continued to find success on the offensive end as Lucia Gomez de la Puente and Lot Stertefeld got into the scoring column. Lemay-Lavoie added to her scoring output with another goal before Alba Bonamusa Boix completed a 7-0 Hawai'i run with another tally. Helena Sandhagen would beat the halftime buzzer with a goal but CSUN went into intermission trailing 9-2.
Lara Luka opened up the scoring in the third period with a penalty goal and a power play tally that extended the lead to nine. Kylee Jansen scored the Matadors' lone goal of the third quarter with 5:47 remaining before Hawai'i connected for three-straight goals. Once again, the Matadors beat the buzzer to end a period as Telek notched her second goal of the night to end the third quarter.
Telek would complete the hat trick in the final minute of the fourth quarter while CSUN had its best defensive quarter, limiting Hawai'i to a single goal in the stanza.Â
CSUN Goals: Telek 3, Sandhagen, Jansen
CSUN Saves: Lopez 5
GAME NOTES
Lopez had two assists and one steal to go with her five saves in the cage. Anna Pal registered three steals while Madison Little had two steals and an assist.
Telek has now scored 53 goals on the season. She is 10 goals away from entering the school's single-season top-10 list for goals scored.
ACCORDING TO COACH MATT WARSHAW
"We love playing teams that will contend for a national title. Hats off to Hawai'i for exposing our mistakes. We showed some improvement from the first time we played Hawai'i last month and fought hard right to the end."
UP NEXT
CSUN returns to Matador Pool on Friday, March 25 to take on Ottawa University Arizona at 3 p.m.
#UniteTheValley
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