CSUN would get on the scoreboard in the 64th minute when Sims crossed a pass to Daniel Paladini, who booted it by Wiese to make it 1-0. The Matadors' lone shot on goal came in the 20th minute when Oakland keeper Jeff Wiese (Omaha, Neb.) made a great stop on Willie Sims. The Matadors and the Golden Grizzlies played a scoreless first half of soccer, with CSUN getting eight shots (one on goal) and Oakland posting five shots (three on goal). Nick Nelson (Vicksburg, Mich.), Danny Ng (Randolph, Mass.) and Brady Vance (Traverse City, Mich.) each had a chance to score in the first half, but were denied their goals by Matador goalkeeper Kevin Guppy. 3, 2005) ?C Oakland University?s men?s soccer team opened its 2005 campaign with a tough 4-0 loss to Cal State-Northridge at the Second Annual Matador Soccer Invitational on Saturday.
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The Lions will take their four-game winning streak to the Big Easy to take on Tulane in a three-game series this weekend.Story Links Box Score Northridge, Calif. went 3-for-5 with one RBI and two runs scored. The Matadors intentionally walked Sean Dovel, and Mendoza made them pay by sending the game-winner into right field on a 2-2 count.įarris, Dovel, Shoop, and Mullins each had two hits for LMU.ĭespite the error that cost the Matadors the game's tying run, Andrade Jr. With another rally opportunity in the bottom of the 11th, Jeremy LaMell moved Farris to third base with a sacrifice bunt. watched an Angelo Songco ground ball go right through his legs into right field. He scored the tying run when CSUN first baseman Jorge Andrade Jr. Farris started the inning with a single and moved to second on a stolen base.
The Lions went on to score single runs in the sixth and eighth innings, melting away the Matador lead.īut the Lions still trailed 8-7 in the ninth, needing a rally to extend their winning streak to four straight. Trailing 8-4 in the bottom of the third, the Lions cut the CSUN lead to three when Michael Glomb's groundout scored Shoop, who had put up his second hit of the game earlier in the frame. The third long ball came with one out in the frame.ĭespite the offensive explosion, LMU never backed down, tying things again in the second inning when Farris drove in DeAndre Miller with a single up the middle. Taylor Shoop's single scored Dovel from third in the next at bat.īut that's when the Matadors begun their tear, putting up back-to-back home runs to open the second inning. The Lions were up 3-0 after Sean Dovel tripled with two runners on base in the first inning. He gave up one earned run on three hits and issued three walks. Quirarte (1-3), the Matadors' closer, suffered the loss after working the final 3.1 innings. He was charged with four early earned runs, before giving way to Mark Haderlein, Phillip Hann, and Edwin Quirarte. The Matadors went with rookie Brian Slover on the mound to start the game. It was the junior's fifth appearance in five games, as he has tallied a win and three saves in his last four outings. The Lions' bullpen of Esquivel, Keadle, and Beal did not issue a single walk, but combined to strike out five.īeal earned the win and improved to 2-1 after throwing the ninth for the Lions. Nate Keadle and Andy Beal followed out of the bullpen for the Lions, each tossing one scoreless inning. The outing shut down Cal State Northridge, who had just tallied hung eight runs in the second and third innings, for six innings. Following the home run, Esquivel turned it on and retired the next 19 of 20 batters he faced, giving up just one more single along the way. Three of them were charged to LMU starter Lee Roberts, who threw two innings in his first career start.Įsquivel entered to runners on first and second and no one out in the third inning and gave up a single and a home run to make it the 8-4 Matador advantage.
Things looked rough for LMU when Cal State Northridge built an 8-4 lead by the third inning, thanks to four home runs from four different Matadors. The Lions have now won their last four games. Sophomore Brett Mendoza posted the winning hit for the Lions (8-11-1), a shot to right field that plated Eric Farris in the bottom of the 11th inning. LOS ANGELES - Behind an impressive relief outing from freshman Xavier Esquivel, LMU baseball scored five unanswered runs to top Cal State Northridge (11-10) 9-8 in 11 innings.
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