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CSUN Women’s Soccer Falls 2-1 to Idaho in 2024 Home Debut
CSUN Women's Soccer opened their home season with a 2-1 loss against Idaho. The Matadors initially took the lead with a penalty goal from Jackie Victorio, marking her first career goal. However, Idaho equalized shortly after and secured the win with a second-half goal, handing CSUN their third consecutive defeat of the season. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Volleyball Team Ranked Ninth in Big West Preseason Poll
The CSUN women's volleyball team has been projected to finish ninth in the Big West Conference Preseason Poll for 2024, according to the conference's coaches. Under new head coach Aquiles Montoya, the Matadors received 21 points, with Cal Poly favored to win the conference title. Montoya acknowledged the youth of the team and expressed confidence in their potential to exceed expectations despite the challenging landscape of the conference. Key returning players include Leah Miller, Paige Sentes, and Tatiana Turgeon, who bring significant experience as they prepare for the upcoming season. The team opens with an exhibition match against Cal State LA on August 24. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Kicks Off 46th Men’s Soccer Season Against Ranked Rivals
The CSUN Matadors are gearing up for the 2024 men's soccer season, kicking off with matches against ranked teams: No. 18 James Madison and No. 11 LMU. Head coach Terry Davila, in his 26th year, has reassembled a roster of 32, including 14 returnees and 13 newcomers, aiming to rebound from a near-miss at last year's Big West Championship. Notable returning players include senior Marley Edwards and sophomore Jorge Solorzano, both of whom contributed significantly last season, while true freshmen add fresh talent. CSUN, which went unbeaten in preseason matches, faces tough challenges against quality opponents to start their campaign. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Opens Home Schedule With Idaho and LMU This Week
CSUN Women's Soccer kicks off its home schedule this week with two matches at Matador Soccer Field: against Idaho on Thursday and LMU on Sunday. The team aims to improve after a challenging start to the 2024 season, losing both of their opening road games. New head coach Gina Brewer, with extensive experience, including a previous stint at UCLA, hopes to lead the Matadors to a successful turnaround. This week’s matches will both be streamed live on ESPN+. -- BVM Sports
TNT Analyst Kenny Smith’s Youngest Son Joins Exposure Camp Weeks After Receiving CSU Offer
His dad, Kenny Smith, reposted the camp announcement on his Instagram Stories. Although the 2x NBA champ didn’t add any captions or emojis, the excitement is palpable as the 16-year-old is about to step into an important part of his life and career. Malloy was also recently awarded a scholarship from California State University, Northridge. He made the announcement on his Instagram handle. -- Essentially Sports
Marley Edwards Named All-Big West Preseason, CSUN Soccer Picked Sixth
CSUN Men's Soccer senior Marley Edwards has been named to the 2024 Big West Preseason Coaches' Team. The Matadors are projected to finish sixth in the preseason poll, with UC Irvine leading the rankings. Edwards has made significant contributions in his two years at CSUN, starting 12 matches last season and totaling 17 shots. -- BVM Sports
Lady Matadors Fall to No. 8 Texas Tech 0-4
California State University, Northridge women’s soccer fell to No. 8 Texas Tech on Sunday at John Walker Soccer Complex. The Red Raiders jumped on the Matadors with two early goals and added a pair in the second half in the victory. -- SCV News
CSUN Men’s Soccer Ends Exhibition with 1-1 Draw Against UCLA
CSUN Men's Soccer concluded their exhibition matches with a 1-1 draw against UCLA at Matador Soccer Field. Odin Rosten scored for CSUN in the 81st minute, but UCLA equalized shortly before the match's end, ensuring both teams left the field with a tie. Despite intense competition, the match saw limited shots until late-game efforts brought scoring chances for both sides. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Soccer Falls 1-0 to CBU in Season Opener
CSUN women's soccer faced a disappointing start to the season, losing 1-0 against California Baptist. The lone goal came in the 50th minute from Morgan Witz, while CSUN's junior goalkeeper Riley Liebsack made a standout debut with eight crucial saves throughout the match. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Soccer Falls 4-0 to #8 Texas Tech in Road Finale
CSUN Women's Soccer suffered a decisive defeat against #8 Texas Tech, ending their road trip with a 4-0 loss. Texas Tech launched an aggressive offense, scoring two early goals and maintaining control throughout the match. CSUN's defense, led by goalkeeper Riley Liebsack, faced a barrage of shots but managed to keep the scoreline from escalating further until the latter half. Despite having limited offensive opportunities, CSUN struggled to capitalize on their solitary shot. This match reflects CSUN's continuing challenges as they seek to improve this season. -- BVM Sports