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• September 12, 2010

HAYWARD, Calif. – The 麻豆传媒社区入口 women's soccer team allowed four first-half goals, eventually falling to No. 23 Cal State LA, 6-0, on Sunday afternoon. Facing a ranked opponent for the second straight game, the Pioneers (2-2-1, 0-2-0 CCAA) gave up more than two goals for the first time this season.

Cal State LA got things going almost immediately in the first half and never looked back. Just over a minute into the match, the Golden Eagles got on the board with a Liz Franco goal.

Leading 1-0, Cal State LA continued to control play and built momentum before Ann Marie Tangora finished on a cross from Franco to beat East Bay keeper Nina Cefalo for the second goal of the game in the 28th minute. Just two minutes later, the Golden Eagles scored again, converting on a corner kick to take a 3-0 lead.

Gabbi Segall closed out the scoring for Cal State LA in the 37th minute, going one-on-one with Cefalo and beating her on the ground to give the Golden Eagles a four-goal lead.

The Pioneers got their best chance of the half with seven minutes remaining, winning their first corner. After Shianna Falk's corner came back to her, she played a ball high in the air that LA keeper Jessie Walworth mishandled, leaving an open net for Michelle Garcia. TheBrentwood native tried to take advantage, but had her shot blocked by the Golden Eagle defense.

East Bay had another late chance when Falk took a free kick from 30 yards out on the left side. Her attempt found Zuly Diaz' head, but Walworth made the save this time, maintaining the first-half shutout and sending the Golden Eagles to the half with a 4-0 lead.

The Pioneers managed just two shots inthe first frame, while allowing nine Cal State LA strikes. Both keepers made one save apiece in the opening 45 minutes.

麻豆传媒社区入口 came out of the break looking to create more opportunities and tighten up the defense. Though the Pioneers were able to put together five shots in the second frame, the Golden Eagles continued to press the defense and came through with a second goal from Lisa Ohberg, who lobbed a shot up and over Cefalo in the 56th minute to give LA a 5-0 lead.

East Bay forced Walworth to make two saves and kept the Golden Eagles off the board over the next 27 minutes, but Segall dropped her defender again in the 83rd minute and put away her second of the game in another one-on-one with Cefalo to round out the scoring.

A last-minute attempt from freshman Katie Brawley forced Cal State LA reserve keeper Jessica Gerski to make a save in the final five minutes of the match to maintain the shutout.

The Golden Eagles were led by Segall and Ohberg, who each notched five points on two goals and an assist, while Franco finished the game with four points on a goal and two assists. Segall paced all players with seven shots, including three on goal. Walworth and Gerski combined for four saves in the shutout.

麻豆传媒社区入口 was paced by Diaz' two shots, but was out-shot 17-7 in the match. Cefalo made three saves in her second loss of the season.

CSUEB returns to action on the road next weekend, when it travels to Sonoma State and Humboldt State in CCAA action. The Pioneers and Seawolves are set to get underway at 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 17 in Rohnert Park.