ARCATA – With its weekend sweep of Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State San Bernardino the Humboldt State women's soccer team got back its winning ways and regained some much-needed confidence. The Jacks will look to sweep their homestand against No. 23 Sonoma State Sunday at 12:30 in Redwood Bowl.

Head-to-Head: After the 2-0 defeat to Sonoma State Sept. 24 in Rohnert Park, the Seawolves hold a 10-5-2 all-time record against Humboldt State.

Cumbo's Comments: “When we played Sonoma State in September, it was possibly their best game, but it was also one of our worst,” said Humboldt State head women's soccer coach Andy Cumbo. “Everything we did wrong against Sonoma the first time, we have corrected. We have momentum and confidence again after this weekend's results to be successful”

Lumberjacks Notes: With the weekend sweep, the Jacks got back over the .500 mark and now stand 8-6-1 and 4-4-1 in the CCAA. They also improved their record in Redwood Bowl to 6-1. ...Forward Allison Lawrence's game-winner in double overtime Sunday upped her goal total on the year to seven, which puts her in a tie for sixth in the CCAA. Lawrence also ranks second in the CCAA with three game-winners. ...Fellow forward Kim Carroll, who took a knock to her knee Sunday, ranks third in the CCAA in shots (40) and fourth in shots per game (2.67). ...Along with Carroll, midfielders Sarah Nakamoto and Katie Forba are tied for the team lead with two assists. ...Allowing just one goal in almost 200 minutes this weekend has seen goalkeeper Kelly Sandberg's goals against average fall to 1.04, leads the CCAA with 73 saves, as well as being ranked fourth in save percentage (.820), second in saves per game (4.87) and third with five shutouts.

Opponents Notes: Sonoma State enters its rematch with Humboldt State with a 10-3-1 overall record and a 6-2-1 mark in the CCAA. ...Along with being ranked No. 23 nationally in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas poll last week, the Seawolves were No. 3 in the West Region behind Seattle Pacific and Western Washington. ...The Seawolves leading goal scorer, ironically, is defender Lindsay Catton, who has scored eight goals, which places her in a tie for second in the CCAA. Just behind Catton is forward Alexica Bosque, who has scored seven goals this season. ...Midfielder Libby Moyer leads the CCAA with seven assists with teammate Taylor Edmonds right behind her with five assists, good for a tie for third in the conference. ...In goal, Courtney Grixti has started every game this season, recording a 1.26 goals against average this season and in tied for forth in the CCAA with four shutouts.