ARCATA – After extending its unbeaten streak to seven games, the Humboldt State women's soccer team will look to keep the momentum going against two more California Collegiate Athletic Association opponents. First up will be a battle for first place in the CCAA's North Division when the Jacks travel to Rohnert Park to face No. 16 nationally ranked Sonoma State Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. The Jacks will then return home Friday to face Cal State Los Angeles at 4:30 p.m.
 
Head-to-Head: The Jacks are 5-9-2 all-time against Sonoma State. The two teams met on the final day of the season last year, a 1-0 Seawolves victory in overtime. ...The Jacks are 1-2-0 all-time against Cal State Los Angeles with the most recent result coming last season, a 2-1 CSLA victory.
 
Cumbo's Comments: “Our game against Sonoma State couldn't be coming at a better time for us. We have tons of confidence both offensively and defensively,” said Humboldt State head women's soccer coach Andy Cumbo. “Despite their record, Cal State LA always seems to have a few players who the ability to change a game. I expect them to be in the hunt for a spot in the conference tournament at the end of the year.”
 
Lumberjacks Notes: With the current seven-game unbeaten streak, the Jacks now stand 6-2-1 overall and 2-0-1 in CCAA play. The Jacks are currently in second place in the North Division with seven points, two behind Sonoma State. ...Forward Allison Lawrence, a junior from San Diego, continues to pace the HSU offense, scoring four goals, good for third in the CCAA, and totaling nine points, good for seventh. ...Fellow forward Kim Carroll, a sophomore from Santa Rosa, is not far behind Lawrence, scoring three goals and rolling up eight points. After suffering a knee injury Sunday, Carroll is expected to be ready to go against the Sonoma State. ...Midfielder Katie Forba, a junior from Helena, Mont., is questionable for Wednesday's game against the Seawolves with a hip injury. ...Midfielder Sarah Nakamoto, a freshman from Santa Clara, registered her first collegiate goal Friday against Cal State Monterey Bay. ...In goal, Kelly Sandberg, a sophomore from Bellingham, Wash., has continued her stellar 2008 campaign. She has posted a .54 goals against average and leads the CCAA with four shutouts.
 
Opponents Notes: Sonoma State enters Wednesday's game 7-1-0 overall and 3-0-0 in CCAA action after defeating San Francisco State, 2-0 Friday and Cal State Monterey Bay, 5-1 Sunday. ...The Seawolves were ranked No 16 nationally and No. 2 in the West Region in last week's National Soccer Coaches Association of America poll. ...Four players are tied for the team lead with four goals, including forward Kayce Brawley, a senior from Antioch, who was honored as the Brine/CCAA Player of the Week for Sept. 15-21. ...Midfielder Libby Moyer, a freshman from Laguna Hills, leads the CCAA in assists with four. ...In goal, Courtney Grixti, a sophomore from San Ramon, has started every game for the Seawolves, recording a .46 goals against average and three shutouts in almost 586 minutes. ...Cal State Los Angeles has gotten off to a tough start in 2008, going 1-5-1 overall and 0-4-0 in CCAA play. ...Finding the back of the net has been a problem for the Golden Eagles, who have scored only four goals this season. ...Forward Janey De La O, a junior from Los Angeles, leads CSLA with two goals. ...Forward Khadijah Greenwood, a senior from Quartz Hill, leads the Golden Eagles with two assists. ...In goal, Heather Emswiller, a junior from Aptos, has started every game so far this season, recording a 1.08 goals against average and 27 saves.