Dons Hand USD First Loss in 14 Matches
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The University of San Diego men’s soccer team lost for the first time in 14 matches over two seasons Friday night at San Francisco.
San Francisco defeated the Toreros, 2-0, in a West Coast Conference match on goals by Ole Clausen (penalty kick) and Zack Taylor (assisted by Jan Nordvic). The Dons (7-2-2, 2-0) recorded their third shutout of the season.
USD, ranked 17th in the latest Soccer America national poll, fell to 6-1-4, 0-1. The Toreros play Cal at USD on Tuesday.
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Angela Martin had 17 kills and Gracie Schutt 14 as San Diego State defeated Maryland, 15-6, 15-9, 8-15, 15-7, in the opening match of the Marine Midland Classic in Syracuse, N.Y.
Schutt added five blocks for the Aztecs (9-5), and teammate Jennifer Miller had eight kills and five blocks. Maryland dropped to 8-7.
Blair Noonan, a former San Pasqual High standout, paced Pepperdine in a West Coast Conference victory over the University of San Diego. Noonan had 19 kills in the 15-0, 15-17, 15-11, 15-9 victory that lifted the 14th-ranked Waves to 9-3, 1-0. USD freshman Nikki Wallace led five Toreras with double-figure kill totals with 13. USD fell to 6-9, 0-1.
UC San Diego defeated Cal State Los Angeles, 15-3, 11-15, 8-15, 15-7, 15-5. Vikki Van Duyne led UCSD with 21 kills, and teammates Liz Vesanovic and Dana Simone added 12 each. UCSD, ranked No. 1 in NCAA Division III, improved to 19-4. CSLA fell to 10-12.
U.S. International had trouble with Loyola Marymount’s Kerry House (14 kills, 11 digs) and Deanna Doolittle (10 kills, 14 digs) as the Lions (7-9) defeated USIU, 15-5, 15-13, 15-4, in La Jolla. April Devine had nine kills and 21 digs for the Gulls (5-11).
Point Loma Nazarene defeated Biola, 10-15, 15-12, 15-0, 15-5, in a nonconference match at Biola. Debby Simpson led the comeback for the Crusaders (12-5) with 12 kills. Roberta Simpson added 11 kills. Biola fell to 8-8.
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