HAYWARD, Calif---  Humboldt State's defense held the Hawaii Pacific Sharks to just five shot attempts including none on goal as the Lumberjacks recorded their third straight shutout victory with a 3-0 win over the Sharks this evening at Pioneer Stadium in Hayward, Calif.  The 3-0 Lumberjacks scoring attack was led by four different players each with a goal scored in Dylan Tovani, Devin Hauenstein, Edgar Castenada and Alejandro Lopez.  Marco Silveira and Daniel Adeyeye each had two assists while Hauenstein, Castaneda and Nicolas Herrera Land each had one.
 
FIRST HALF:  Humboldt State had a chance to take the lead in the 11^th minute when Marco Silveira's shot on goal attempt was stopped by the Sharks' Jeremy Zielinski.  Nine minutes later, HSU took the lead on Dylan Tovani's second goal of the season off a ball from Devin Hauenstein and Daniel Adeyeye.  The Sharks had three chances in the next four minutes to tie the match, but all were off target.  The 'Jacks doubled their lead in the 31^st minute, when Hauenstein connected on a double assist from Edgar Castaneda and Silveira. 
 
Castaneda had a chance to increase the Lumberjacks' lead to 3-0, but Zielinski stopped his shot attempt.  The 'Jacks had another chance in the 36^th minute when Silveira's shot on goal attempt was stopped by the Shark keeper as the match went into the half with HSU leading 3-0.
 
SECOND HALF:  The Lumberjacks sealed the win in the 55^th minute when Edgar Castaneda connected on a ball from Nicolas Herrera Land.  HSU made it 4-0 Lumberjacks in the 77^th minute as Alejandro Lopez scored on a ball from Silveira and Adeyeye. 
 
THIRD STRAIGHT SHUTOUT:  Humboldt State's defense recorded their third straight shutout. This evening the Lumberjacks didn't allow a shot on goal attempt.  Hawaii Pacific (0-2) had five shot attempts on the evening.  The 'Jacks that played a role in this result this evening were:  Christian Gonzalez, Adrian Gallardo, Dylan Tovani, Ethan Conaty, Sean Tucker and Cole Falco.
 
TIED FOR THIRD:  With his four assists after this evening's match, Marco Silveira now has 19 for his career which ties him for third place with Kamika Sherwood on HSU's all-time career list.  He is three away from moving past Billy Hansen into second place.
 
GAME-WINNER:  Dylan Tovani became the third 'Jack to record the game-winning goal this season.  Marco Silveira and Alejandro Lopez scored the game-winner in HSU's two wins last weekend. 
 
FIRST ONE: Edgar Castaneda scored his first goal in the Green and Gold this evening in the 55^th minute on a ball from Nicolas Herrera Land. 
 
UP NEXT:  Humboldt State will continue its season long four-match road trip this Sunday, September 12 with a 2pm match-up with Holy Names University at Pioneer Stadium in Hayward.  The Hawks lost 2-1 to Cal State East Bay earlier this evening.