For the first time in five matches, the Lumberjacks found the back of the net last Friday, but were unable to find it again in two defeats.

     HSU will be looking to return to the scoring line but the win column with a pair of road matches at Sonoma State and Cal State East Bay.

    Jacks score but fall to #25 Coyotes

     Colette Behen ended the HSU's scoring drought in the 63rd minute, but high-powered CSU San Bernardino netted four goals scoring for the win.

     After having the lone first half goal, the 25th-ranked Coyotes added three more scores in the first 14 minutes of the second half on the way to a 4-1 victory over the Jacks.

     For the first time in over 546 minutes, Behen's corner kick into the goal put a tally on the HSU scoreboard.

     Behen took three of the seven HSU shots on the Friday afternoon, but CSU San Bernardino registered 15 shots as a team.

     Chico State hit lone goals vs. HSU

     After netting a goal on Friday, the cover went back across the net as the Lumberjacks could not find the scoring touch on Sunday.

     Chico State pelted the HSU defense with 23 shots and connected on only two, but it was enough for the 2-0 women's soccer win.

     Goalie Kelly Lukas record seven saves of the shots directed toward the visiting defensive end.

     Savannah Havranek put the lone shot on goal, while Colette Behen took the team's other two boots.

     Coach Karver's Comments on last weekend:

     "There were a number of positives from this last weekend, most notably we were able to get back on the score board, we will look to do this more heading into an important week against two very good teams."

    Behen scores for Jacks

     It was not a plethra of goals from a 'hat trick' or multiple players have a pair of goals but HSU was able to net its first goal in a long time last Friday.

     Colette Behen put her team-leading third goal into the net against CSU San Bernardino to put the team on the board for the first time in six matches.

     Lucas 3rd in saves

     Despite missing a pair of matches, HSU goalie Kelly Lukas remained third in the CCAA with 73 saves over 964 minutes in goal.

     Coach Karver's Comments on this weekend:

     "Right now we are focused on moving the program forward, in order to do that we will have some growing pains but that is only natural."

     "Results always matter and of course winning fixes everything but we have to continue to move forward and stop taking unnecessary steps back as we continue to grow the program."

     Weekend's CCAA road matches     

     
    vs. Sonoma State (Fri. at 12:30 p.m.):

     Season Record: 9-2-3/7-2-3 CCAA North
     Series History: SSU leads 16-6-4
     Last meeting: SSU 8-0 win on Oct. 26, 2012 at Rohnert Park
     Last HSU win: 3-1 at Rohnert Park in final game of 2009

     *Coached by 3rd-year Emiria Salzmann Dunn ... holds a career 33-12-8 mark directing SSU

     *Seawolves went 2-0 last weekend with 2 shutouts

          -defeated Chico State, 2-0, on a pair of Cara Curtin goals within 15 minutes apart in the early part of the 2nd half  

          -posted a 1-0 win over CSU San Bernardino on a score by Taylor Enzler with only 3:47 left ... Outshot CSUSB 17-6 in match

     *Shutout last three opponents

     *Outshot opponents on the year 247-110

     *Cara Curtin is second in the CCAA with 8 goals, 2nd in shots (57) and four in points (17)

     *Lauren Curtin ranks 3rd in the CCAA with 46 shots and 4th witih six assists

     *Goalie Allison Hadidian is 2nd in the CCAA with a 0.73 goals against average and 3rd in save percentage (.828)

    vs. Cal State East Bay (Sun. at 2:00 p.m.): 

    Season Record: 3-9-2/3-7-2 CCAA North
    Series History: CSUEB leads 7-4-2
    Last meeting: CSUEB won 1-0 2OT on Sept. 20 in Arcata ... Rachel Robbert scored a breakaway goal at 104:17 ... HSU outshot CSUEB, 21-14 and 8-7 on shots on goal ... Kelly Lukas saved 6 shots for HSU and CSUEB goalie Donna Williams had eight
     Last HSU win: swept the 1997 season series ... tied 2-2 in Arcata in first meeting of the 2011 season

     *Coached by 13th-year Amy Gerace ... has recorded 85 wins and four 10-win seasons over her tenure

     *Pioneers played in five OT matches in a row from 10/4 through 10/18

     *Lost both bouts last weekend

          -dropped a 1-0 2OT loss to San Francisco State on a goal at 100:19

          -lost 1-0 at Cal State Montery Bay

     *Winless in last four matches (0-2-2)

     *2 of 3 wins have come in overtime 

     *Played into OT in six of 14 matches

     *Been outscored 19-8 and outshot 223-135

     *Megan Ravenscroft is the only player with more than one goal on the year at three

     *Goalie Donna Williams is second in the CCAA with 76 saves and second in save percentage (.835)