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September 29, 2015 UPCOMING MATCHES NET GAINS UCSB Gauchos at UC Irvine Anteaters HONORS AND ACCOLADES The Anteaters split the weekend winning 4-1 at home against LMU Thursday, October 1, 2015 SD Central Aztec All-Tournament Team 7:00 PM - Anteater Stadium before falling in overtime at UCLA, -4 3. Ivan Canales - Offensive MVP Jack Birkenbeuel Cal Poly Mustangs at UC Irvine Anteaters UCI increased its record to 2-0 over Loyola schools this season Michael Breslin Saturday, October 3, 2015 having defeated LMU and Loyola-Chicago. The four-goal effort was Matthew Tilley 7:00 PM - Anteater Stadium just the second time the for the Anteaters in the last four seasons Top Drawer Soccer Player Rankings with a 4-2 win at UNLV last year. It’s the first time they’ve buried GENERAL INFORMATION Mats Bjurman - Preseason 38 four in front of the home crowd since 2011 against UNLV. Matthew Tilley - Preseason 100

Location: Irvine, Calif. Founded: 1962 (opened 1965) Preseason Big West Poll Nickname: Anteaters Colors: Blue & Gold The Anteater offense flowed on into Sunday with three more goals North Place South Enrollment: 29,000 in match that saw six goals in the second half alone. UC Santa Barbara (7) 1 (5) UC Irvine Chancellor: Howard Gillman, Ph.D. Cal Poly (1) 2 (2) CSUN Athletic Director: Mike Izzi “I am pleased with the attacking mentality the players have em- UC Davis 3 (1) Cal State Fullerton Athletics Phone: (949) 824-6931 Sacramento State 4 UC Riverside braced in our last two games,” lauded Head Coach Chris Volk. “They Home Arena: Anteater Stadium (2,500) Preseason All-Big West Team Affiliation:NCAA Division I Conference: Big West have a better understanding of their roles and how their dynamic movement complements each other in our build up to goal. We Mats Bjurman 2014 Record: 16-6-3 Big West Record: 4-5-1 (2nd South) Eduardo Calzada Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/10 Newcomers: 10 must continue to execute when those opportunities are created. Michael Sperber There is a lot of quality and ability to score goals. The players must SCHEDULE AND RESULTS (2-5-2) remain committed to NATIONAL RANKINGS Date Opponent Time/Result achieving team results.” Scoring Deluge Sun. Aug. 16 & at UNLV D, 1-1 Largest scoring totals over consecutive matches NSCAA Soccer Top CS Hero Fri. Aug. 28 Loyola Chicago W, 1-0 Week America Drawer News Sports Fri. Sept. 4 at Omaha L, 0-1 The 12 total goals in Goals Year(s) Pre 20 18 11 19 18 Sun. Sept. 6 at Creighton L, 0-4 consecutive matches 17 1984 1 13 15 10 15 18 Fri. Sept. 11 at San Diego D, 1-1 are the first for the 16 1989 2 NR NR NR RV 27 Sun. Sept. 13 San Diego State D, 0-0 14 1994 & 1995 3 NR NR NR RV 27 program since 2010, 13 1992 & 2005 Thurs. Sept. 17 at Oral Roberts L(2OT), 1-2 4 NR NR NR NR NR third time in the last 20 12 1985 - 1986 - 1988 - 1993 Sun. Sept. 20 at SMU L, 0-2 5 NR NR NR NR NR years, and 13th time in 1994 - 1996 - 2010 - 2015 Thurs. Sept. 24 Loyola Marymount W, 4-1 program history. The all Sun. Sept. 27 at UCLA L, 3-4 COACH’S CORNER Thurs. Oct. 1 * UC Santa Barbara 7:00 PM -time high came in the inaugural season when back-to-back match- Sat. Oct. 3 * Cal Poly 7:00 PM es saw UCI win 5-3, again against LMU, and 7-2, at Cal Lutheran. On the recent offense: Thurs. Oct. 8 * at Sacramento State 4:00 PM “I am pleased with the attacking mental- Sat. Oct. 10 * at UC Davis 1:00 PM The ‘Eaters got seven goals over the span of two matches for the ity the players have embraced in our last Wed. Oct. 14 * UC Riverside 7:00 PM first time since 2011 when it happened on their road trip to Wis- two games. They have a better under- Sat. Oct. 17 * at Cal State Fullerton 7:00 PM consin and Illinois-Chicago, and again in conference play against Wed. Oct. 21 * at UC Riverside 7:00 PM standing of their roles and how their CSUN and Cal Poly. Sat. Oct. 24 * at CSUN 7:00 PM dynamic movement complements each Wed. Oct. 28 * Cal State Fullerton 7:00 PM other in our build up to goal. We must Sat. Oct. 31 * CSUN 7:00 PM FIRST OFFENDERS continue to execute when those oppor- UCI got a lot of firsts among its offensive explosion of a weekend. tunities are created. There is a lot of * - match & - Exhibition match Home matches in BOLD Nine of the 10 goals on the season have come in the second half quality and ability to score goals. The with five of those landing in the 60-75 minute window. players must remain committed to achieving team results.” STAT LEADERS Luis Leon got his first career goal Thursday night in the win over LMU, and followed that up with his first career game-winner On the team’s focus entering October: Goals Shots on Goal minutes later to complete his first career two-goal match. “We have learned a great deal through- Canales 3 Phillips 10 Leon 2 Calzada 9 out our non-conference schedule. Those Calzada 2 Leon 7 On board for the game-winner was senior transfer Jaime Phillips games have prepared our team for the Phillips 2 Canales 6 with his first assist and point on the DI level. He got his first goal as Big West Conference title chase. Our Molina 1 Gonzalez 4 an Anteater later in the 68th minute, and added a goal Sunday players know that they must approach night to be the only player to score in multiple matches thus far. each game with a competitive spirit and Game-Winners Minutes collective confidence. We need all of our Leon 1 Tilley 876 Freshman Ivan Canales got the first three assists of his career help- players to step up and lead in the most Molina 1 Breslin 860 Janjigian 860 critical moments of every game. The Assists Birkenbeuel 856 2015 Big West Standings month of October will be a battle for Canales 3 Bjurman 839 * as of Sept. 24 everyone.” Gonzalez 3 BWC Overall Bjurman 2 Totals UCI Opp North Pts W L T W L T Home Goals GA On the offense’s potential: Calzada 2 Goals 10 15 1 Cal Poly 0 0 0 0 5 2 1 3-0-0 10 8 "We have enough quality in our team Mendoza 2 Shots 110 125 2 UC Santa Barbara 0 0 0 0 5 3 1 3-1-0 18 11 that we can score goals. The fact that Phillips 1 On Goal 46 55 3 UC Davis 0 0 0 0 4 5 0 3-1-0 17 19 we scored three goals in the first seven Corners 53 37 4 Sacramento State 0 0 0 0 3 4 1 1-0-1 10 12 Shots Fouls 113 124 South Pts W L T W L T Home Goals GA games lends to us playing in some pretty Calzada 20 Yellows 19 23 1 Cal State Fullerton 0 0 0 0 5 4 0 4-1-0 14 10 tough environments. It's not easy to Leon 18 Saves 40 36 2 CSUN 0 0 0 0 4 3 1 1-1-1 11 9 score goals anywhere especially the Phillips 14 3 UC Riverside 0 0 0 0 3 5 1 1-1-0 12 16 road. Nice to do it at home at Welcome Bjurman 13 Home Attendance 4 UC Irvine 0 0 0 0 2 5 2 2-0-1 10 15 Week in front of our fans." Canales 12 1678 | Average (559) 3 points for a win - 1 point for a draw - 0 points for a loss ‘EATER STATISTICS SCORING ing along the Thursday night goals. Gerardo Gonzalez added his own three-assist night on Sunday. Prior to the weekend, an Anteater had earned three assists in a match just four times in program 1’ - 46’ - Overall 2-5-2 history with the last being Anthony Hamilton in 2005. Canales and Gonzalez become the second pair 2’ - 47’ - Home 2-0-1 3’ - 48’ - of ‘Eaters to do it in the same Away 0-5-1 4’ - 49’ - season since Jimmy Malaver West Unrest Neutral 0-0-0 5’ 1 50’ - and John Gunderson in 1988. Breaking down each Big West school’s non-conference performance per match 6’ - 51’ 1 Stat Matches Goals Shots Fouls Corners Cards* vs. Non-conference 2-5-2 7’ - 52’ 1 RECAP AND RESET Cal Poly 8 1.25 10.6 13.4 3.5 19 8’ - 53’ - Cal State Fullerton 9 1.56 11.6 12.2 3.0 13 vs. Ranked teams 0-1-0 Non-conference play comes to 9’ - 54’ - CSUN 8 1.50 8.6 11.1 3.4 19 vs. Unranked teams 1-4-2 10’ - 55’ - a close with the focus turned Sacramento State 8 1.25 11.0 11.4 3.4 17 UC Davis 9 1.89 15.1 10.9 3.6 16 11’ - 56’ - toward Big West play now, but In California 2-1-2 UC Irvine 9 1.11 12.2 12.6 5.9 23 12’ - 57’ - first a look at how everyone Outside California 0-4-0 UC Riverside 9 1.67 12.2 10.4 3.7 17 13’ - 58’ - fared. The Big West is an even UCSB 9 2.00 14.3 17.4 6.3 17 14’ - 59’ - 31-31-7 rating it seventh in * - total number of cards Low totals in italics High totals in bold 15’ - 60’ - conference RPI. August - September 2-5-2 16’ - 61’ 1

October - November 0-0-0 17’ - 62’ - The ‘Eaters come in with an RPI of 85, fourth in the conference. Cal Poly sits the highest at No. 18 18’ - 63’ - 19’ - 64’ 1 with UCSB at No. 19 and CSUN No. 30. The ‘Eaters’ strength of schedule is, however, rated 19th, Day matches 0-0-0 20’ - 65’ - second in the conference behind UCSB at No. 15. Night matches 2-5-2 21’ - 66’ - 22’ - 67’ 1 UCI and CSUN each lost to the highest-rated opponent among Big West schedules in No. 5 Creighton. 23’ - 68’ 1 UCSB fell to No. 6 Akron while drawing with No. 7 Denver. The best result of the early going was a 24’ - 69’ - Wearing white 0-3-1 win over No. 16 Seattle by Cal Poly. 25’ - 70’ - Wearing blue 0-2-0 26’ - 71’ 1 Wearing grey 2-0-1 27’ - 72’ - UC Riverside fell to a No. 13 Syracuse, then turned around to drop No. 64 UCLA. CSUF upended No. 28’ - 73’ - 36 Santa Clara, but fell to No. 101 Ohio State as one of the four conference losses to programs rated 29’ - 74’ - lower than 100: UCI loss to No. 108 Oral Roberts, Sac State and UC Davis losses to No. 169 SJSU. In one-goal matches 1-3 30’ - 75’ - 31’ - 76’ - UC Davis is the lowest rated at No. 155 with the entirety of their four wins coming against squads 32’ - 77’ - rated lower than No. 100. The remainder of the Big West is rated No. 91 (CSUF), No. 132 (UC River- When scoring first 2-1-1 33’ - 78’ - When scoring in 1st Half 0-0-1 34’ - 79’ - side), and No. 147 (Sacramento State).

When scoring in 2nd Half 2-2-0 35’ - 80’ - 36’ - 81’ - CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE Friendly Fire When leading at halftime 0-0-0 37’ - 82’ - The Central Coast invades Anteater Stadium this week with How UCI matches up with the conference 38’ - 83’ - School Matchups Record When tied at halftime 2-2-2 UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly. Cal State Fullerton 51 24-19-8 39’ - 84’ - UC Santa Barbara 51 17-31-3 When trailing at halftime 0-3-0 40’ - 85’ 2 CSUN 45 19-21-5 41’ - 86’ - The Gauchos 2014 season ended at the hands of the Ant- eaters in the Big West Tournament semifinal with a 3-2 win Cal Poly 36 16-12-8 Goals off corners ...... 1 42’ - 87’ - UC Riverside 27 15-9-3 Goals off free kicks ...... 0 43’ - 88’ - in Santa Barbara. The Gauchos took the regular season UC Davis 22 9-9-4 44’ - 89’ - tussle, 1-0. UCSB went 10-7-3, and are already 5-3-1 this Sacramento State 16 9-5-2 Penalty kick attempts ...... 0-0 45’ - 90’ - season after recently downing UCLA and San Diego with Kicked goals ...... 10 four-goal efforts. This will be the 52nd meeting between the schools, briefly supplanting them atop 1st OT 2nd OT Header goals ...... 0 the all-time totals above CSUF. UCI has won 17 times, eight times in 24 matches at Anteater Stadium Inside the box ...... 7 None None with the last four home matches all finishing in the second overtime period.

Outside the box ...... 3 Nick DePuy paces the Gauchos with seven goals and three game-winners to this point. He’s flanked 1v1 goals ...... 1 by sophomore Ahinga Selemani and Geoffrey Acheampong who are each scoring threats along with many others. The defensive stalwarts are Sam Strong and Duncan Backus. Junior standout Ismaila SOCCER HISTORY Jome has been hindered by injuries, but could see a return to the backline on Thursday.

Big West Titles (Season / Tourney): 4/4 UC Irvine Sports Freshman keeper, and son of head coach Tim vom Steeg, Justin vom Steeg has taken the reins in net NCAA Tournament Appearances: 5 Front Row App allowing seven goals in his seven matches posting five wins and three shutouts. MAC Hermann Semifinalists: 1 All-Americans: 5 Preseason All-Americans: 2 Cal Poly will come in Saturday night following a match at CSUN and holding a 5-2-1 record. Good wins All-Far West Region: 13 over UNLV and Seattle have set them up well entering Big West play. The Mustangs are charging hard Big West Players of the Year: 14 Facebook.com after missing the Big West Tournament altogether with an 8-7-4 mark. This is the 37th meeting be- Big West Freshmen of the Year: 1 /UCImsoc tween the programs, the ‘Eaters having won 16 of the matches and 10 of the 18 home tilts. The All-Big West Selections: 107 squads have drawn eight times between them including last year’s 1-1 final in San Luis Obispo. Academic All-Americans: 1 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Nominees: 2 The usual suspects in seniors Matt LaGrassa (3 G), Chase Minter (2 G, 2 A), and junior Justin Dhillon (1 G, 1 A) are on scoring scene this season with sophomore Kaba Alkebulan adding his touch with a pair UCI record: 277-290-63 Twitter of goals, both game-winners. Anteater Stadium record: 162-125-35 @ucimsoc Attendance record: Nov. 25, 2008 - (2,500) Dhillon remains a big proponent on the backline along with fellow junior Ruben Duran, senior Kip Goals leader: Matt Murphy (33) Colvey, and freshman Noah Chapleski. Wade Hamilton returns to the net for his senior season work- Single-season goals: P.J. Polowski (‘94 - 19) ing a 0.97 goals-against-average in to his five wins and three shutouts so far. Assists leader: Scott Bowman (25)

Points leader: Matt Murphy (85) Game-winning goals leader: Matt Murphy (11) Instagram Volk has his squad organized for the journey. “Our players know that they must approach each game Match leaders: Cameron Iwasa & Amani Walker (85) @uciathletics with a competitive spirit and collective confidence. We need all of our players to step up and lead in Wins leader: Andrew Fontein (50) the most critical moments of every game. The month of October will be a battle for everyone.” Saves leader: Mike Gartlan (397) Shutouts leader: Andrew Fontein (29) Chris Volk returns as the head coach for the Anteaters for a second year VOLK WORKSHEET follow an impressive rookie campaign going 16-6-3 and taking the program CHRIS to its 5th NCAA Tournament appearance and 3rd Sweet Sixteen. Season School Overall Big West 2014 UC Irvine 16-6-3 4-5-1 Volk assumed the head coaching position last season after 17 seasons as Totals 1 season 16-6-3 4-5-1 lead assistant and goalkeeper coach for the Anteaters. Volk has been a VOLK central figure in the rise of UC Irvine men's soccer which has become a Postseason School Record Finish HEAD COACH perennial contender. 2014 UC Irvine 2-1-0 NCAA 3rd Rd SECOND SEASON Totals 1 season 2-1-0 He has been a part of the program's four Big West regular season and tournament titles along with it's five NCAA Tournament berths in 2008, ATHLETICS NOTES THE VOLK FILE 2009, 2011, 2013, and 2014. The squad returned to the Sweet Sixteen in 2014 joining its 2008 and 2013 runs. UCI has won 28 national championships in nine EDUCATION different sports, the most recent in men’s volleyball in 2013 College: San Diego State University, 1991 In 2008, Volk was named the NSCAA Far West Region Assistant Coach of

the Year. Volk came to UCI after spending the 1996 season as a goalkeeper UCI has finished in the top five in the Division I-AAA COACHING EXPERIENCE with the Anaheim Splash, and serving as an assistant coach at San Diego Athletics Directors Association All-Sports rankings of 1992-96 Grossmont High School (Head Coach) State, his alma mater, from 1995-96. the 95 Division I schools that do not sponsor football 1994 Mesa College (Assistant - Men / Women) six of the last seven years, including runner-up show- 1995-96 San Diego State (Assistant Coach) Coach Volk served as the women's assistant coach at Mesa College in 1994 ings three times and first in 2007 1996-2013 UC Irvine (Assistant Coach) and as the goalkeeper coach for the men`s team that same year. He also 2014- UC Irvine (Head Coach) served as Grossmont High School's head coach for the girls` team from UC Irvine has captured 80 conference regular season 1992-96, taking them to the CIF playoffs every year. titles since moving to NCAA Division I in 1977 AWARDS 2008 NSCAA Far West Region Since 1980, 97 UCI student-athletes have been Volk played collegiately at San Diego State University from 1987 to 1991. named Conference Athlete of the Year in addition to Assistant Coach of the Year The Aztecs were NCAA Division I runners-up in 1987. In 1990, he received 89 Conference Coaches of the Year the Most Inspirational Player Award. COACHING STAFF UCI student-athletes have accounted for 499 All- On the professional level, Volk was the goalkeeper coach for the F.C. Bratz America honors Assistant Coach: Mike Ditta in 1996 and a head coach for the Scripps Ranch Soccer Club from 1992- 1996. He was a member of the 1994 Continental Indoor Soccer League The University has had 57 representatives participate 7th season (Azusa Pacific, 2004) in the Olympics and Paralympics Email: [email protected] Championship team, the Las Vegas Dustdevils as well as a member of the 1998 A-League Orange County Zodiac.

Assistant Coach: Keith Costigan Volk holds a USSF National 'A` License as well as a National Youth License. 2nd season (CSU Bakersfield, 2000) Email: [email protected] Volk was an assistant coach with the National Champion California State Amateur team that won the Donnelly Cup in 2003, 2004 and 2005. Volunteer Assistant Coach: Dallas Jaussi Office Phone: (949) 824-1096 Volk and his wife, Amy, have a son, Kevin and a daughter, Katie. NEXT LEVEL ‘EATERS

Brad Evans - Midfielder - Seattle Sounders FC Miguel Ibarra - Midfielder - León FC (Mexico)

Evans captained the Sounders to MLS Supporters Miguel Ibarra has had a whirlwind calendar year going Shield and its fourth U.S. Open Cup titles in 2014. He from the NASL Golden Ball Award winner as the has recorded 22 goals and 27 assists in his career league’s MVP to a call-up to the U.S. Men’s National spanning 9 seasons and over 200 matches in Major Team, the second player ever to earn a call-up from a League Soccer lower division, and first since 2005, in October. He earned his first cap as a sub against Honduras on Oct. Evans earned a spot on the 30-man preliminary 14, 2014 and first start shortly following against Pana- roster for the U.S. national team headed to the 2014 ma, Feb. 8, 2015. World Cup. Despite not making the World Cup roster, he has proven to be invaluable stepping in at most His storybook, four-year run with Minnesota United FC any midfield or defensive position. took another turn on June 10, 2015 when he was signed by Club León of Liga MX, Mexico’s top league. His lone goal came on a stoppage time-tally to defeat Jamaica, 2-1, in a 2013 World Cup Qualifier. He was Thus far, he’s made seven appearances for León includ- present in the unprecedented comeback wins over Netherlands and Germany over the ing four starts, and connected on his first goal in the summer including flicking on the game-winning assist to Bobby Wood in the 87th minute 25th minute of a 3-3 draw with Atlético San Luis in a Copa MX match on Aug. 5. Prior to to down Germany. the transfer, he put up 18 goals and 25 assists in 92 NASL matches with Minnesota United.

Cameron Iwasa - Forward - Sacramento Republic FC (USL-Pro) / Montreal Impact (MLS) Jimmy Turner - Defender - Orange County Blues FC (USL-Pro) Current club Career: 13 matches - 5 starts - 2 goals Career: 56 matches - 38 starts

Marco Franco - Midfielder- Indy Eleven (NASL) / Chicago Fire (MLS) / OC Blues (USL-Pro) Christopher Santana - Forward - Orange County Blues FC (USL-Pro) Career: 35 matches - 31 starts | Entered for Chicago in 77th minute vs. Tottenham Career: 29 matches - 17 starts - 5 goals

Amani Walker - Forward - Orange County Blues FC (USL-Pro) / Enrique Cardenas - Midfielder- Orange County Blues FC (USL-Pro) / Atlante FC (Mexico) (NASL) / Minnesota United FC (NASL) | Career: 74 matches - 33 starts - 15 goals Career: 19 matches - 6 starts - 1 goal, 1 assist

Andrew Fontein - Keeper - Minnesota United FC (NASL) / Tampa Bay Rowdies (NASL) / Gor Kirakosyan - Midfielder- Ventura County Fusion (PDL) Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS) | Career: 4 matches - 3 starts Irving Garcia - Forward - UE La Jonquera (Spain) / L.A. Blues (USL-Pro) / Antigua GFC Tarek Morad - Defender - Louisville City FC (USL-Pro) / OKC Energy FC (USL-Pro) (Guatemala) Career: 34 matches - 29 starts - 2 goals 2015 GAME RESULTS UC IRVINE SOCCER AND LINE SCORES

Date Opponent UCI Opp. Result Goals (Time) Assists Shots SOG Keeper Saves Corners Fouls 8-16 # at UNLV 1 1 Draw Calzada (25’) Gaines 6 3 Breslin / Farmer 4 / 3 3 - 8-28 Loyola-Chicago 1 0 Win Molina (71’) Bjurman, Mendoza 8 3 Breslin 2 5 9 9-4 at Omaha 0 1 Loss - - 9 6 Breslin 4 6 13 9-6 at Creighton (3) 0 4 Loss - - 8 3 Breslin / Farmer 5 / 0 3 9 9-11 at San Diego 1 1 Draw Canales (5’) - 13 5 Breslin 5 5 15 9-13 San Diego State 0 0 Draw - - 8 1 Breslin 6 5 13 9-17 at Oral Roberts 1 2 Loss (2OT) Canales (85’) - 14 8 Breslin 9 6 12 9-20 at SMU 0 2 Loss - - 13 4 Breslin 5 9 10 9-24 Loyola Marymount 4 1 Win Leon (51’, 64’) Canales (2), Calzada, Phillips 24 9 Breslin 3 9 9 Phillips (68’) Canales, Mendoza Calzada (85’) - 9-27 at UCLA 3 4 Loss (OT) Phillips (52’) Bjurman, Gonzalez 13 7 Breslin 1 5 23 Calzada (61’) Gonzalez Canales (67’) Calzada, Gonzalez 10-1 * UC Santa Barbara 10-3 * Cal Poly 10-8 * at Sacramento State 10-10 * at UC Davis 10-14 * UC Riverside 10-17 * at Cal State Fullerton 10-21 * at UC Riverside 10-24 * at CSUN 10-28 * Cal State Fullerton 10-31 * CSUN Home Matches in BOLD* - Big West Conference match

2015 Game Highs - Team 2015 Game Highs - Individual 2015 Season Streaks Stat: (Opponent - Date) Stat: Player (Opponent - Date) Matches with a point: 2 (Calzada, Canales, Phillips) Goals scored: 4 (vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Goals scored: 2 - Leon (vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Matches with a goal: 2 (Phillips) Total goals: 7 (at UCLA (3-4) - Sept. 27) Assists: 3 - Gonzalez (at UCLA - Sept. 27), Canales (vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Matches with a game-winning goal: 1 (Leon, Molina) Assists: 6 (vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Shots: 6 - Leon (vs. LMU - Sept. 24), Phillips (vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Matches with an assist: 2 (Calzada) Shots: 24 (vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Shots on goal: 4 - Phillips (vs. LMU - Sept. 24); 3 - Calzada (at Matches with a shot: 9 (Calzada*) Shots on goal: 9 (vs. LMU - Sept. 24); 8 (at ORU - Sept. 17) SMU - Sept. 20), Leon (vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Matches with a SOG: 4 (Leon, Phillips) Saves: 9 (at Oral Roberts - Sept. 17) Saves: Breslin - 9 (at Oral Roberts - Sept. 17) Matches with a shutout: 1 (Breslin x2) Corner kicks: 9 (at SMU - Sept. 20 & vs. LMU - Sept. 24) Shutouts: Breslin - 2 Consecutive shutout minutes: 260 (Breslin) Offside: 8 (at Omaha - Sept. 4); 6 (vs. SDSU - Sept. 13) Full matches played: 9 - Tilley; 8 - Birkenbeuel, Janjigian; 5 - Bjurman, Calzada; 3 - Mendoza, Sperber; 2 - Crisostomo; 1 - Consecutive shots saved: 16 (Breslin) Fouls: 23 (at UCLA - Sept. 27) Canales, Gaines, Phillips Consecutive overtime matches: 3 (USD, SDSU, Oral Roberts) Yellow Cards: 5 (at USD - Sept. 11); 4 (at UCLA - Sept. 27) Clean sheets: 2 - Birkenbeuel, Bjurman, Janjigian, Tilley; 1 - Calzada, Canales, Crisostomo, Gaines, Gonzalez Red Cards: 1 (at Omaha, at USD, vs. SDSU, at ORU)