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Bruins Defeated LMU 3-0 in the Second Round to Advance to the Round of 16 DEPARTMENT OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Men's Soccer Contact: Liza David For Immediate Release SID Phone: (310) 206-8140 Nov. 24, 2004 Website: www.uclabruins.com SIXTH -SEEDED BRUINS HOST 11TH-SEEDED ST. J OHN'S IN NCAA 3 RD ROUND Bruins defeated LMU 3-0 in the second round to advance to the Round of 16. UP NEXT — The sixth-seeded and third-ranked UCLA men's soccer team (14-3-2) continues its drive 2004 UCLA R ESULTS (14-3-2, 6-2-0) towards the NCAA College Cup with a NCAA third round game against 11th-seeded St. John's. The Date Opponent Time/Result game will be played on Saturday, Nov. 27 at 7 pm at Drake Stadium. Tickets are $8 for adults and $6 8/28 vs. San Diego St. (ex.) W 4-1 for students and youth. UCLA needs to win two more matches to advance to the NCAA College Cup, 9/3 vs. Oakland# W 2-1, 2ot which it is hosting at The Home Depot Center in Carson. 9/5 UC Riverside# W 1-0 FOLLOW THE BRUINS ON THE INTERNET — Saturday's game will be broadcast live on the internet 9/10 vs. #13 Creighton† L 2-3 at www.uclabruins.com. Danny Lee and Stacey Waite will call the action. Live stats will be available on 9/12 at UNLV† W 1-0, ot 9/16 Cal State Northridge W 3-1 the NCAA webpage at www.ncaasports.com. 9/19 vs. LMU* T 0-0, 2 ot BRUINS REACH TOURNAMENT FOR 22ND STRAIGHT YEAR — UCLA's selection into the NCAA 9/26 at Cal State Fullerton T 1-1, 2ot Tournament is its 22nd consecutive and 32nd overall. UCLA's NCAA streak is the second-longest 10/1 Oregon State W 3-1 active streak in the nation, and the 32 NCAA appearances are second only to Saint Louis' 42. UCLA has 10/3 #24 Washington L 0-1 won national championships in 1985, 1990, 1997 and 2002. The Bruins' all-time NCAA record is 55-28. 10/15 at #13 California W 3-0 10/17 at #10 Stanford W 2-0 UCLA VS. TOURNAMENT FIELD — The Bruins went 4-2-1 record versus the tournament field in the 10/22 #17 Stanford W 2-1 regular season. UCLA's victories came against Cal State Northridge (3-1), California (3-0 and 4-3, ot)) 10/24 #18 California W 4-3, ot and Washington (2-1). The Bruins also have a tie against Loyola Marymount (0-0) on Sept. 19. UCLA's 10/30 at UC Irvine W 1-0 losses came to Creighton (4-3) on Sept. 10 and Washington (1-0) on Oct. 3. 11/5 at #7 Washington W 2-1 A LOOK AT THE RED STORM — One year removed from reaching the NCAA Championship game, St. 11/7 at Oregon State L 0-1 John's has posted an 11-5-4 record. The Red Storm, which is coached by Dave Masur, has a strong 11/11 Univ. of San Diego W 4-0 11/13 UC Davis W 3-1 defensive crew that has posted a team goals against average of 0.77. Goalkeeper Bill Gaudette holds 11/23 LMU+ W 3-0 a 0.68 GAA with eight shutouts and 52 saves. Leading the way offensively is freshman Andrei Gotsmanov, who has scored nine goals and four assists for 22 points. Andre Schmid (4g, 8a - 16 points) # - Cal State Fulelrton Classic; † - at UNLV Invita- and Matt Groenwald (3g, 6a - 12 points) join Gotsmanov in double figure scoring. tional; * - at The Home Depot Center (Carson, CA); COMPARING THE BRUINS AND RED STORM — The two teams match up well defensively. UCLA has + - NCAA Tournament a slight edge in goals against average (0.76-0.77) and shots allowed (138-200), but St. John's has 10 Home games are in boldface . shutouts to UCLA's eight. Offensively, UCLA has outscored St. John's 37-29. The Bruins have been on fire as of late, scoring 10 goals in their last three games. St. John's has also turned it up recently, scoring eight goals in its last three games. In the last 10 games, UCLA has scored 24 goals to St. John's 16. The 2004 S TATS two teams have just one common opponent this year - Washington. St. John's defeated Washington Name Gl A Pts. 1-0 on opening weekend Sept. 6, while UCLA split with the Huskies, losing 1-0 on Oct. 3 and then Mike Enfield 12 4 28 winning 2-1 on Nov. 5. Chad Barrett 6 10 22 THE SERIES BETWEEN UCLA-ST. JOHN'S — UCLA holds a slight edge in the series, 1-0-1. The two Benny Feilhaber 5 3 13 Kamani Hill 2 4 8 teams last played on Oct. 6, 2002 and played to a 0-0 tie at the Rutgers Classic. Aaron Lopez was red- Richard Flores 3 1 7 carded in that game, but despite playing a man down for 48 minutes, the Bruins kept St. John's off the Ahmed Khalil 2 2 6 boards and preserved the scoreless tie. In the only other game against St. John's, UCLA won 2-1 on Aaron Lopez 2 0 4 Sept. 30, 1994, also at the Rutgers Classic. Ramon Manak 1 2 4 POTENTIAL QUARTERFINAL MATCHUP — The winner of Saturday's game will move on to play the Jordan Harvey 0 4 4 Jonathan Bornstein 1 1 3 winner of the Maryland/Creighton third round game. If UCLA wins its third round game and faces Ryan Valdez 1 0 2 Creighton, the game will take place at Drake Stadium on Friday, Dec. 3 at 7:00 pm. Ticket prices for that Luke Mehring 1 0 2 game will be $9 for adults and $7 for youth/students. If UCLA meets up with Maryland, that game will Marvell Wynne 0 2 2 be held at College Park on Saturday, Dec. 4 at 1 pm ET. Goalkeepers COINCIDENCE ... OR NOT? — To get to the 2004 College Cup, UCLA's path has a similar one to its path Name GP-GS GA Sv GAA to the NCAA title in 2002. That season, the Bruins won the Pac-10 Championship under a first-year Eric Reed 15-15 10 34 0.65 head coach (Tom Fitzgerald) and defeated LMU in their first game in the second round. LMU had Nate Pena 4-4 5 17 1.20 reached that round by defeating Cal State Northridge in the first round, 1-0, the same score the Lions beat the Matadors by this year. Also in 2002, Wake Forest was the No. 1 seed in the tournament, as they are this year. UCLA's last two coaches (Todd Saldaña and Fitzgerald) made it to the College Cup in their first seasons. This year, rookie head coach Jorge Salcedo will try to make it three straight. UCLA IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS — UCLA ended the regular season ranked No. 3 in the Soccer Hosted by UCLA Dec. 10 & 12 America poll and No. 8 in the NSCAA poll. The Bruins are also ranked fifth by Soccer Times.com and sixth by College Soccer News. p. 1 of 4 BRUINS WIN THIRD-STRAIGHT PAC-10 TITLE — UCLA won its third consecutive Pacific-10 Conference title with a 6-2-0 record. The Bruins clinched the title after a 2-1 comeback win at Washington on Nov. 5. 2004 H ONORS Down 1-0 at halftime, the Bruins scored two second-half goals to snatch away the victory. Senior Ahmed Chad Barrett Khalil notched the equalizer, his second goal in three games, at 64:39, and sophomore Benny Feilhaber 2nd-Team All-Pac-10 recorded the game-winner at 79:08, knocking down a blistering shot from the top of the box to the upper Pac-10 Player of the Week (Oct. left corner of the goal. Feilhaber's goal was his third of the year and his second game-winner. 19-25) IANNI, SALCEDO HONORED BY PAC-10 — Three-time Pac-10 champion UCLA placed nine players on the Soccer America Team of the Week (Oct. 18-24) all-conference team, including Pac-10 Co-Player of the Year Patrick Ianni. In addition, first-year head coach Jorge Salcedo received Co-Coach of the Year honors. It is the second consecutive year in which a UCLA Evan Corey player and coach have earned these awards. In 2003, Matt Taylor was the Player of the Year, and Tom 2nd-Team Pac-10 All-Academic Fitzgerald was the Coach of the Year. In addition to Ianni, seniors Mike Enfield and Aaron Lopez earned first- team honors for the first time (Lopez was a second-team selection in 2003 and 2002, Enfield earned Mike Enfield honorable mention acclaim in 2002). Sophomores Chad Barrett, Benny Feilhaber and Brandon Owens 1st-Team All-Pac-10 received second-team acclaim. For Feilhaber, it was his first all-conference selection. Barrett and Owens M.A.C. Hermann Trophy Watch both received honors last season. On the honorable mention team were Jordan Harvey, Kamani Hill and Eric List Reed. Pac-10 Player of the Week (Oct. 12-18, Sept. 14-20) UCLA SETS NCAA RECORD WITH 38TH CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASON — With yet another winning Soccer America Team of the season in the books, the Bruins have set a new NCAA record for consecutive winning seasons with 38 from Week (Oct. 12-18) 1967-present. The record was previously held by Saint Louis (37 consecutive from 1959-1996).
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