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UC Irvine Anteaters Overall: 5-4-2 Big West: 0-1-1 Home: 2-1-1 Goals / Allowed: 20 / 15 Soccer Contact: Alex Croteau | Office: (949) 824-8934 | Cell: (949) 410-3346 | Email: [email protected] Intercollegiate Athletics Building · 625 Humanities Quad · Irvine, CA 92697-4500 Cal Poly Mustangs UC Santa Barbara Gauchos Thursday, October 5, 2017 - 4:30 PM Saturday, October 7, 2017 - 7:00 PM Anteater Stadium - Irvine, Calif. Anteater Stadium - Irvine, Calif. 2017 5-5-0 2017 4-4-2 #TogetherWeZot | #RipEm Big West 1-1-0 Big West 2-0-0 Away/Neutral 1-4-0 Away 0-3-0 Projected Anteater Formation 2016 Big West 3-5-2 (North 4th) 2016 Big West 6-1-3 (North 1st) (4-5-1) Series UC Irvine leads, 17-13-9 Series UCSB leads, 33-17-3 Series is 2-2-2 since breaking into divisions in 2012 UC Irvine is 1-5 since breaking into divisions in 2012 13 J. Ortiz 2016 meeting Oct. 8 at CP - W, 2-0 2016 meeting Oct. 6 at UCSB - L, 0-1 Head Coach Steve Sampson (3rd Season) Head Coach Tim Vom Steeg (19th Season) 10 25 7 Last week W (3-1) vs. UCR | L (1-0) vs. CSF Last week W (5-2) vs. CSF | W (3-1) vs. UCR M. Ortiz Canales Godoy First Touches 23 9 Falck Crisostomo 19 4 6 11 Gallinar Soto Wik Heltne Perez 2-6-2 14 4 in 4 Since the Big West went to UCI’s streak of consecutive Giovanni Godoy has stormed 1 North and South Divisions matches with a goal ended to the top of the Big West Waldron in 2012, the Anteaters Thursday at 14 following a leaderboard scoring 4 goals Have gone 2-6-2 during the shutout at UC Davis. The in his last 4 games as he is Primary Reserves CP-UCSB weekends with all ‘Eaters outscored opponents now the conference’s FWD 17 Carrillo 21 Yamaguchi four wins and draws 26-20 in that span with an overall Leader with 6 goals, MID 8 Leon 14 Quezada 3 Bond-Flasza coming against Cal Poly record of 7-5-2. UCI is currently 13 points, and 33 shots DEF 12 Silva 24 Ajeakwa 30 Ramirez the only Big West school to score (1 at LMU, 1 vs. USF, 2 at SAC) GK 0 Patenaude 18 Contreras at least 20 goals this season Date Opponent Location Result Shots (On Goal) Saves Corners Fouls Offside Goals Aug. 19 at Bakersfield (Exh.) Bakersfield, Calif. W 2-0 10 (5) 0 8 13 6 Godoy (22’), Quezada (59’) Aug. 25 at (9) Louisville Louisville, Ky. L 1-2 5 (2) 3 2 12 2 M. Ortiz (21’) Aug. 27 at Northern Kentucky Highland Heights, Ky. W 5-2 26 (11) 2 6 20 3 Quezada (4’), Leon (7’), Godoy (14’), OG (19’), Canales (55’) Sept. 1 Penn State Anteater Stadium T 1-1 16 (5) 3 8 11 4 Carrillo (67’) Sept. 3 UNC Asheville Anteater Stadium W 2-1 20 (4) 2 4 8 3 Godoy (47’), Canales (48’) Sept. 8 vs. (8) Denver ^Albuquerque, N.M. W 1-0 10 (3) 5 3 6 0 Canales (57’) Sept. 10 at New Mexico ^Albuquerque, N.M. L 1-2 7 (4) 3 2 10 3 J. Ortiz (11’) Sept. 18 Lipscomb Anteater Stadium W 3-0 13 (6) 4 6 11 2 Godoy (64’), M. 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