
By Jessica Olvera
Assistant Sports Editor
Though it has a losing record for the season, a win over No. 10 Cal State LA Oct. 9 and a double-overtime tie against No. 25 Cal Poly Pomona Oct. 17 means the CSUDH women’s soccer team still has life in its quest to return to the postseason for the first time since 2009, the year they were runner-up in the Division II championship
With six games remaining, and a possible total of 18 points, the
The Toros (2-3-1) have home games
East Bay is three points ahead of the
“Its [this season] has been a very good learning experience for myself and
“At this time, right now, we are almost there in terms of a full healthy team where everything is clicking.”
Cano said that it is frustrating for the players and coaching staff when
“This is the best I’ve felt since August 19, with them [players] getting their style
The Toros travel to East Bay on Friday and Monterey Bay on Sunday before coming home next weekend to host UC San Diego and San Marcos.
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