Full Game Notes

 ARCATA, Calif. - For the third time this season, Humboldt State women's soccer will face a nationally-ranked opponent and host another California Collegiate Athletic Association foe this weekend.
     The Lumberjacks play at No. 17 Cal State Stanislaus in a 7 p.m. night match in Turlock, before hosting San Franciso State on Sunday morning at 11:30 a.m.

CAN THE THIRD TIME BE THE CHARM?

     For the third time this season, HSU will meet a nationally-ranked team on the pitch this week. The Jacks were not successful in the two previous matches – season opener at then No. 3 Western Washington (2-0) and last Sunday at No. 14 Sonoma State.
     HSU will return to Turlock, Calif., where it will face No. 17 Cal State Stanislaus. For the third time to be the charm, the Jacks will need to snap a nine-match losing skid to the Warriors. Cal State Stanislaus holds a 12-4 record versus HSU since both were CCAA members dating back to the 2006 season.

OPEN CCAA SCHEDULE VICTORIOUS FOR FIRST TIME
     With the winning result last Friday, HSU won its CCAA opener for the first time since joining the league in 2006.
     The Jacks win also equalled their CCAA win total from a year ago with a 1-12-3 mark.

McMILLIN SCORE STREAK ENDS AT FIVE
     Taylor McMillin always wanted to play for Humboldt State. She has made the most of her first six games donning the Green and Gold uniform. 
     McMillin ran her goal scoring streak to five matches by netting the game-winner last Friday night at Cal State East Bay in a 3-2 victory. 

     Her scoring run ended two days later at Sonoma State, but she continues to lead HSU with those five goals. McMillin's five goals are the sixth most in the CCAA, while she rates ninth in points (10) and 11th in shots on goal (9).

McMULLEN POSTS BEST POINT MATCH
     In her third season, Erica McMullen posted her highest point match of her collegiate career last Friday night.
     Tied at 1-1, McMullen blasted a 30-yard strike from the right corner at 64:11 for her first score at Cal State East Bay. The junior's top effort did not stop with the goal. Fifteen minutes later, McMullen was responsible for the crossing pass that Taylor McMillin received to connect on the game-winning goal.

BEHEN LEADING CCAA ASSISTS
     Colette Behen moved into the CCAA assist lead after assisting on HSU's Sunday goal at Sonoma State. The helper was her fifth to place her atop the league rankings.
     Behen also netted her own goal on Friday at Cal State East Bay. The goal was her third this season.
     The senior stands sixth in CCAA points with 11.

OTHER JACKS AMONG CCAA LEADERS:
Lizzie Mitchell:
+ 2nd in shots (30)
+ 4th in shots on goal (l2)
+ 7th in goals (4)
+ 9th in points (10)

Maddi Null:

+ 5th in assists (4)
+ 9th in points (10)

SCOUTING THIS WEEK'S CCAA OPPONENTS:
No. 17 Cal State Stanislaus (8-1 / 1-1 CCAA)
     • CSUS leads the series 13-5
     • Warriors fell to No. 17 from No. 3 with 1-0 loss at CSU Monterey Bay
     • CSUS has won the last nine meetings vs. HSU
     • Warriors swept last season's two matches:
  + 2-1 in Arcata (9-22-13) & 2-0 in Turlock (11-1-13)
     • HSU's last win in Turlock was a 2-0 final on 10-22-06
     • CSUS holds a 12-4 mark since HSU joined the CCAA in 2006
     • CCAA's leading scoring team at 2.8 & 3rd in GAA (0.55)
     • Split last week with a 1-0 win at SF St. & 1-0 loss at CSU MB
     • Jade Poon leads CCAA with 9 goals and 18 points. She also is 2nd in shots (30) and 3rd in shots on goal (14). Poon has 4 game-winning goals
     • Karli Nestler is tied for CCAA lead with 5 assists
     • Goalie Chelsea Lewandowski is 5th with a 0.66 GAA

San Francisco State (5-3 / 0-2 CCAA)
     • HSU leads series 11-10-3
     • Teams split two 2013 matches:
+ HSU won 1-0 in San Francisco (9-15-13) 
+ SFSU won 1-0 in Arcata (10-11-13)
    • HSU last home win vs. SFSU was 1-0 2OT on 9-27-09
    • SFSU holds an 8-5-1 edge since HSU joined the CCAA in 2006
    + Teams are tied 3-3-1 in matches played in Arcata
    • Kelsey Wetzstein is tied for CCAA lead with 5 assists
    • Elizet Ceja rates 9th in CCAA with 10 points
    • Goalie Allison Land is 7th with a 0.85 GAA