ARCATA — After getting comfortable playing at home for almost all of October, Humboldt State has to finish the 2012 season out on the road. The Jacks head to Southern California for their longest road trip, facing Cal State Los Angeles on Friday, Oct. 19, at 2 p.m. and Cal State Dominguez Hills on Sunday, Oct. 21, at 12:30 p.m.

Head-to-Head

Both Cal State L.A. and Cal State Dominguez Hills have only allowed Humboldt State to grab one victory in the all-time series. Last year, the Golden Eagles beat the Jacks 2-1 to extend the series to a 5-1-1 record in favor of CSULA. The Toros also claimed a one goal margin victory, winning 1-0 to put the all-time series in their favor at 8-1-1. The Jacks grabbed the only victories against the two squads in the same year, back in 2003, when HSU beat CSULA 4-2 and CSUDH 1-0, both on the road.

Live Stats

Fans can follow the play-by-play action via CSULA's Live Stats at http://www.csulaathletics.com/custompages/live. Sunday's game at CSUDH will be featured at http://www.sidearmstats.com/dominguez/wsoc/xlive.htm.

Golden Eagle Notes

Cal State Los Angeles comes into Friday's matchup with a 6-4-4 overall record after splitting last weekend with a 0-1 loss to then-ranked No. 25 UC San Diego (currently No. 12) and a 1-0 win over Cal State San Bernardino. The Golden Eagles have out-shot their opponents 168-to-153, outscoring them 15-to-12. CSULA averages 12.0 shots per game and has scored nine of its goals in the first half. ... Megan Ollar leads the team with three goals, two game-winners and three assists. Shereen Khoobbagha and Heather Williams follow with two goals and two assists each. ... Goalkeeper Gabriella Batmani boasts a 0.79 goals against average and .793 save percentage. She has kept seven clean sheets so far this season.

Toro Notes

Cal State Dominguez Hills, a National Collegiate Athletic Association Div. II Championship Runner-Up in 2009, has struggled this season to put a string of wins together. The Toros enter the weekend's games with a 3-8-2 record, coming off a 1-2 loss to CSU San Bernardino and a 1-3 defeat to then-ranked No. 25 UC San Diego (currently No. 12). ... As a team, the Toros have outshot their opponents 172-to-170, but have been outscored 19-to-13. ... Caludia Toledo leads the squad with four goals, including one game-winner, and has assisted once. Ani Eirshoel follows with three goals, including one game-winner.

Lumberjack Notes

Humboldt State enters the weekend's contests hoping to snap a six-game losing streak, coming off close one goal margin losses to Cal State Monterey Bay and Cal State East Bay. Last Thursday, the Jacks rallied from a two-goal deficit to tie the game with six seconds left in regulation and take it to double overtime for the first time this season. HSU couldn't find the game-winner, falling 2-3 to the Otters. The two goals over the weekend put the Jacks at 10, tying what the 2011 team finished with. ... Colette Behen scored the first goal for the Jacks at CSUMB and assisted Maddi Null's dramatic equalizer. Behen and Null lead the Jacks with eight points each, with Null currently leading the team in goals scored. Null has slotted four goals, including one game-winner. Behen has found the back of the net three times this season and has assisted twice. Lizzie Mitchell follows in points with four of her own, off two assists and one goal. ... As a team, the Jacks have been out-shot by their opponents 161-to-109, a much closer margin than last year when HSU had over 100 less shots than its opponents. ... Corner kicks have been a thorn in the Jacks' side as they have given up over double than what they have been awarded with. HSU has only gotten to take 25 corner kicks, while its opposition has taken 56 corners, scoring six of its 25 goals off corner kick scenarios.