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Ucla Men's Soccer UCLA MEN'S SOCCER WEEKLY PRESS RELEASE • OCTOBER 11, 2005 UCLA Sports Information • PO Box 24044 • Los Angeles, CA 90024-0044 SID Contact: Liza David • Phone: 310/206-8140 • Fax: 310/825-8664 • Email: [email protected] Website: www.uclabruins.com UCLA TO FACE NATIONALLY-RANKED LOCAL FOES No. 12/17 Bruins on road vs. No. 23 Cal State Northridge, host No. 19/25 San Diego State THIS WEEK ̶ The No. 12 (Soccer America)/17 (NSCAA) ranked UCLA men's soccer team (7-3-0, 3-1-0 2005 UCLA SCHEDULE/RESULTS in the Pac-10) will face a pair of nationally-ranked local opponents with a road game on Friday, Oct. 14 Date Opponent Time/Result (3 pm) against No. 23 (Soccer America) Cal State Northridge (6-2-2 with a Tuesday game against Cal 8/19 vs. #1/1 Indiana (ex.) T 1-1 State Fullerton) and a home Pac-10 Conference game against No. 19/25 San Diego State (7-1-3, 1-1-2 in the Pac-10) on Sunday, Oct. 16 at 1 pm. Sunday's game will have a live audio broadcast on UCLA 9/2 vs. #13/21 Santa Clara* L 2-3 All-Access via uclabruins.com. Northridge will provide live stats via gomatadors.com. 9/4 #4/2 MARYLAND W 4-0 9/11 at Loyola Marymount W 4-0 TWO OF NATION'S TOP THREE GOALIES TO FACE OFF ̶ Two of the premier goalkeepers in the nation 9/16 at Penn State† W 1-0 will face off on Sunday when UCLA and San Diego State meet. Bruin junior Eric Reed ranks second in 9/18 vs. Ohio State† L 1-2 the nation with a 0.341 goals against average, just ahead of Aztec junior Tally Hall, who ranks third with a 0.346 GAA (Frank Peabody of Butler leads the nation with a 0.25 GAA). Hall has eight shutouts in 9/25 UNLV W 3-0 11 games and has made 36 saves while allowing four goals. Reed has six solo shutouts in nine games 9/30 #3 CALIFORNIA W 2-0 and has made 28 saves while allowing just three goals. Reed leads the nation in shots on goals save 10/2 STANFORD W 2-0 percentage (0.903), while Hall ranks second (0.900). 10/7 at Washington W 1-0 BRUINS IN NATIONAL RANKINGS ̶ UCLA dropped six to No. 12 in the Soccer America rankings and 10/9 at Oregon State L 0-1 are down fi ve to No. 17 in the NSCAA/adidas poll after a split against Washington (1-0 win) and Oregon 10/14 at #23 CS Northridge 3 pm State (1-0 loss). The Bruins remain No. 5 in the Top Drawer Soccer poll and rank No. 9 on the College 10/16 #19/25 SAN DIEGO ST. 1 pm Soccer News poll and No. 11 in the Soccer Times poll. 10/20 UC SANTA BARBARA 7 pm 10/28 OREGON STATE 7 pm UCLA IN NCAA STATISTICS ̶ The Bruins rank sixth nationally in shutout percentage (0.70), are tied for 11th in team goals against average (0.60) and rank 14th in shots on goals save percentage (0.85). 10/30 WASHINGTON 1 pm Individually, goalkeeper Eric Reed ranks second in goals against average (0.341) and fi rst in shots on 11/4 at Stanford 7 pm goals save percentage (0.903). Forward Kamani Hill is tied for 20th in assists per game (0.60). 11/6 at California 2 pm 11/10 at San Diego 7 pm M.A.C. HERMANN TROPHY WATCH ̶ Junior midfi elder/defender Patrick Ianni and sophomore defender Marvell Wynne have been named to the 2005 M.A.C. Hermann Trophy Watch List. The 11/13 at San Diego State 1 pm Bruin duo were starters on the U.S. Under-20 National Team that advanced to the Round of 16 at the 2005 World Youth Championships. Their defense helped the U.S. shut out all three of its opponents * - at Cal State Fullerton; † - at Penn State Nike in group play. Wynne also had an assist on the game-winning goal against Argentina. Both players Classic. Home games are in BOLD CAPS. All were regular starters for UCLA in 2004 and played in all 20 games. Ianni, the 2004 Pac-10 Co-Player times are local to game site. Rankings are Soccer America/NSCAA. of the Year, has two goals and an assist this season, while Wynne has a goal and three assists. Ianni assisted Wynne on Wynne's game-winning goal against third-ranked Cal on Sept. 30. The goal was Wynne's fi rst of his career. Ianni scored the game-winning goal in the road victory over Washington. 2005 UCLA QUICK FACTS Defensively, the two players were instrumental in UCLA's seven shutouts this year (4-0 vs. Maryland and Loyola Marymount, 1-0 vs. Penn State and Washington, 3-0 vs. UNLV and 2-0 vs. Cal and Stanford) Head Coach .......................... Jorge Salcedo and helped limit a high-scoring Maryland team to zero shots on goal. The Bruin defense has held its Alma Mater .....................................UCLA '02 opponent to single-digit shot totals in three of the last fi ve games. Coaching Record ................ 14-4-2 (1 year) SCOUTING THE MATADORS ̶ Cal State Northridge is coming off a 2-2 tie against Big West foe UC Asst. Coaches ..................Peter van de Ven Santa Barbara and will host Cal State Fullerton on Tuesday, Oct. 11. The ....................................................... Paul Bravo Matadors are led by two-time all-region selection Willie Sims, who has ................................. Jose Lopez (volunteer) 2005 STAT LEADERS scored eight goals and two assists this season. All-conference performer Home Field .......... Frank W. Marshall Field Daniel Paladini has also put up big numbers this year with fi ve goals and Goals Capacity ...............................................11,700 two assists. Northridge has been to the NCAA Tournament in each of the Jonathan Bornstein - 4 Conference ................................... Pacifi c-10 last three years. Backup goalkeeper Ian McClung is UCLA defender Kiel Jordan Harvey - 3 2004 Record ....................................... 14-4-2 McClung's older brother. Ian has not yet played for the Matadors this season, Kamani Hill - 3 2004 Conference Record/Finish ....6-2/1st while Kiel is just getting back into the starting lineup after sitting out a few Assists 2004 NCAA Finish .......................3rd Round weeks with an injury. Midfi elder Taylor Canel played two seasons at UCLA Kamani Hill - 6 Lettermen Returning/Lost ..................20/8 before transferring to Northridge this summer. Sal Zizzo - 4 Starters Returning/Lost .........................7/4 Marvell Wynne - 3 PRIOR MATCHUPS ̶ UCLA has never lost to Cal State Northridge, winning NCAA Championships ................................4 all 12 games in the series. UCLA won the last matchup, 3-1, in Westwood. Points ..............................(1985, 1990, 1997, 2002) After a scoreless fi rst half, Northridge struck fi rst with a Daniel Paladini Kamani Hill - 12 goal in the 53rd minute, but UCLA scored three unanswered goals to take Jonathan Bornstein - 9 TICKET INFORMATION the victory. Chad Barrett found Mike Enfi eld for a pair of diving headers Jordan Harvey - 7 in the 66th and 85th minute, and Kamani Hill gave UCLA some breathing Sal Zizzo - 6 Adults - $6 room with a goal in the 87th minute. The Bruins dominated off ensively, GAA Youth - $4 (16 and under) outshooting the Matadors 22-6 and owning a whopping 19-0 advantage Eric Reed - 0.34 UCLA Students - Free w/ ID in corner kicks. UCLA has not played in Northridge since a wild 2-1 double Groups of 15 or more - $4 each Saves overtime win in 1999, during which the Bruins' McKinley Tennyson Jr. scored Eric Reed - 28 the tying goal with 46 seconds left in regulation. UCLA won the game in Nate Pena - 5 overtime on an own goal. SCOUTING THE AZTECS ̶ San Diego State enters the week with a 7-1-3 record. The Aztecs suff ered their fi rst loss of the season last Friday at Oregon State and then tied Washington on Sunday. Goalkeeper SOCCER AMERICA RANKINGS - 10/10 Tally Hall has allowed just four goals this season and ranks third in the nation in goals against average 1. Akron (11-0-0) (0.346). Kraig Chiles, who was high school teammates with UCLA defender Marvell Wynne at Poway HS, leads the team in scoring with seven goals and 14 points. Head coach Lev Kirshner coached UCLA 2. New Mexico (9-0-1) midfi elder Jonathan Bornstein at the 2005 Maccabiah Games, where the U.S. won a silver medal. 3. St. John’s (7-1-3) 4. Virginia (8-1-2) PRIOR MATCHUPS ̶ UCLA leads the all-time series against San Diego State, 25-3-5, and has won the last 10 meetings, not including last year's exhibition contest, which was won, 4-1, by UCLA. Mike 5. Connecticut (9-2-1) Enfi eld, Mike Zaher, Evan Corey and Benny Feilhaber scored for the Bruins before the Aztecs got on 6. Indiana (7-1-3) board on a defl ected shot by Heath Creager in the fi nal two minutes of the game. UCLA won the last 7. North Carolina State (8-3-1) regular season matchup, 7-0, in 2002. In that contest, UCLA's Tim Pierce recorded the fi fth-fastest goal 8. Maryland (8-3-0) in NCAA history, scoring just 16 seconds into the game. Pierce went on to score two more goals to earn 9. Old Dominion (8-1-2) the hat trick and also added one assist .
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