Fresno State Athletics
Friday, October 27
San Jose, Calif.
2:30 p.m. PT
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'Dogs face Spartans on the road in MW finale
10/26/2017 6:34:00 PM | Women's Soccer
San Jose, Calif. – The Fresno State women's soccer team will take a four-game winning streak on the road to San Jose State on Friday, Oct. 27. The Bulldogs' last Mountain West matchup will begin at 2:30 p.m. PT. Both teams have already secured bids to the 2017 MW Tournament.Â
How to follow – Fans can keep up with this weekend's action by following a long with the live stats feed and live stream, the links will be available on the women's soccer schedule page at GoBulldogs.com. (Schedule Page)
SCOUTING THE SPARTANS
San Jose State is 11-5-1 (8-1-1 MW) this season, 7-2 at home.
San Jose State is the 2017 MW Regular Season Champion, securing the No. 1 seed in the MW Tournament.
The Spartans will take a five-game winning streak into Friday's game.
This season, the Spartans have scored more goals than their opponents (25-19), more shots (257-176) and more corners (90-76). Their opponents have recorded more saves (75-61). San Jose State ranks second in the MW in shutouts (6) and third in corner kicks (90).
There are eight Spartans with goals this season, seven with assists, 11 with points and 19 with shots.
Forward Jamilecxth Becerra leads San Jose State with seven goals, 14 points and 29 shots this season. Dorthe Hoppius and Darriell Franklin have both scored five goals for the Spartans.
Bercerra ranks 10th in the MW in goals (7) and fourth in game-winning goals (5).
Reviewing last week – San Jose State had a 2-0 week, with wins over Colorado College and Air Force.
Last season – San Jose State the 2016 season with a 10-6-4 (7-2-1 MW) record. The Spartans finished second in the MW.
QUICK LOOK AT THE 'DOGS
Fresno State is 10-5-3 (5-3-2 MW) this season, 3-2-3 on the road. The Bulldogs are currently in fifth place in the MW standings.
Fresno State has owned the advantage over opponents in goals (30-16) and shots (214-177). The Bulldogs' and their opponents have both logged 79 corner kicks. Fresno State's opponents have recorded more saves 71-68.
Fresno State has a well-balanced offense this season, there are 11 'Dogs with goals, 13 assists, 15 points and 21 with shots. Five Bulldogs have recorded two or more goals this season.
Forward Julia Glaser leads Fresno State this season with 15 goals, one assist, 31 points and 55 shots. Senior Myra Delgadillo has made a big impact this season with three goals, 10 assists, 16 points and 32 shots. Junior goalkeeper Nicole Theroux has owned the goal box for Fresno State this season, she has notched 61 saves and recorded 1524:56 minutes.
Reviewing last week – Fresno State posted its second consecutive 2-0 week in MW play, with wins over Air Force and Colorado College.
The Fresno State women's soccer team won its third consecutive game Sunday night. Ele Avery scored her first collegiate goal in the 82nd minute to lead the 'Dogs to a 1-0 victory over Air Force. Overall, Fresno State owned the advantage in shots (15-10) and corner kicks (5-3). Air Force recorded more saves on the night (8-5).
The Bulldogs notched a 3-1 win over Colorado College on Senior Day. Julia Glaser and Carly Bracken tallied the three goals for Fresno State. Glaser headed the ball over the goalkeeper's head to put the 'Dogs up 1-0, with 35 minutes left in the half. Fresno State extended its lead to 2-0 in the 18th minute, when Glaser scored off a breakaway pass from Bracken. Delgadillo followed her corner kick in and sent a pass to Bracken, who found the back of the net for Fresno State's third goal. The 'Dogs had a 3-0 lead with 41 minutes left in the half. Colorado College made it a two-goal match in the 73rd minute, when Sarah Lyons scored off a pass from Lauren Milliet. Fresno State's 3-1 lead proved too large for Colorado College to overcome. Overall, Fresno State owned the advantage in shots (17-16). Colorado College recorded more saves in the match (7-4). Both teams took eight corner kicks.
In the record books – Two 'Dogs have left their mark in the program's record book this season. Glaser tied the program record for most goals in a single-season (15). Delgadillo tied the program record for most assists in a single-season (10). Delgadillo has moved up to No. 3 on the assists career leaders list (20), No. 7 on the goals career leaders list (18) and No. 5 on the points career leaders list (56). Theroux became No. 7 on the saves career leaders list with 107 career saves.
In terms of the Mountain West – Fresno State is currently in fifth place in the conference standings.
Fresno State ranks No. 3 in the MW in goals, goals per game and points. Fresno State ranks No. 2 in assists (24), and ranks No. 1 in goals allowed (0.89) and assists per game (1.61).
Glaser leads the MW in goals (15), goals and goals per game (0.83). Glaser ranks second in points (31), points per game (1.72) and game winners (7). Delgadillo leads the MW in assists (10) and assists per game (0.59). Theroux leads the MW in goals against average (0.77), ranks second in save percentage (.824) and ninth in saves (61) and ninth in saves per game (3.39).
Nationally speaking – Glaser ranks No. 3 in goals and No. 7 in points. Delgadillo ranks No. 2 in assists.
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How to follow – Fans can keep up with this weekend's action by following a long with the live stats feed and live stream, the links will be available on the women's soccer schedule page at GoBulldogs.com. (Schedule Page)
SCOUTING THE SPARTANS
San Jose State is 11-5-1 (8-1-1 MW) this season, 7-2 at home.
San Jose State is the 2017 MW Regular Season Champion, securing the No. 1 seed in the MW Tournament.
The Spartans will take a five-game winning streak into Friday's game.
This season, the Spartans have scored more goals than their opponents (25-19), more shots (257-176) and more corners (90-76). Their opponents have recorded more saves (75-61). San Jose State ranks second in the MW in shutouts (6) and third in corner kicks (90).
There are eight Spartans with goals this season, seven with assists, 11 with points and 19 with shots.
Forward Jamilecxth Becerra leads San Jose State with seven goals, 14 points and 29 shots this season. Dorthe Hoppius and Darriell Franklin have both scored five goals for the Spartans.
Bercerra ranks 10th in the MW in goals (7) and fourth in game-winning goals (5).
Reviewing last week – San Jose State had a 2-0 week, with wins over Colorado College and Air Force.
Last season – San Jose State the 2016 season with a 10-6-4 (7-2-1 MW) record. The Spartans finished second in the MW.
QUICK LOOK AT THE 'DOGS
Fresno State is 10-5-3 (5-3-2 MW) this season, 3-2-3 on the road. The Bulldogs are currently in fifth place in the MW standings.
Fresno State has owned the advantage over opponents in goals (30-16) and shots (214-177). The Bulldogs' and their opponents have both logged 79 corner kicks. Fresno State's opponents have recorded more saves 71-68.
Fresno State has a well-balanced offense this season, there are 11 'Dogs with goals, 13 assists, 15 points and 21 with shots. Five Bulldogs have recorded two or more goals this season.
Forward Julia Glaser leads Fresno State this season with 15 goals, one assist, 31 points and 55 shots. Senior Myra Delgadillo has made a big impact this season with three goals, 10 assists, 16 points and 32 shots. Junior goalkeeper Nicole Theroux has owned the goal box for Fresno State this season, she has notched 61 saves and recorded 1524:56 minutes.
Reviewing last week – Fresno State posted its second consecutive 2-0 week in MW play, with wins over Air Force and Colorado College.
The Fresno State women's soccer team won its third consecutive game Sunday night. Ele Avery scored her first collegiate goal in the 82nd minute to lead the 'Dogs to a 1-0 victory over Air Force. Overall, Fresno State owned the advantage in shots (15-10) and corner kicks (5-3). Air Force recorded more saves on the night (8-5).
The Bulldogs notched a 3-1 win over Colorado College on Senior Day. Julia Glaser and Carly Bracken tallied the three goals for Fresno State. Glaser headed the ball over the goalkeeper's head to put the 'Dogs up 1-0, with 35 minutes left in the half. Fresno State extended its lead to 2-0 in the 18th minute, when Glaser scored off a breakaway pass from Bracken. Delgadillo followed her corner kick in and sent a pass to Bracken, who found the back of the net for Fresno State's third goal. The 'Dogs had a 3-0 lead with 41 minutes left in the half. Colorado College made it a two-goal match in the 73rd minute, when Sarah Lyons scored off a pass from Lauren Milliet. Fresno State's 3-1 lead proved too large for Colorado College to overcome. Overall, Fresno State owned the advantage in shots (17-16). Colorado College recorded more saves in the match (7-4). Both teams took eight corner kicks.
In the record books – Two 'Dogs have left their mark in the program's record book this season. Glaser tied the program record for most goals in a single-season (15). Delgadillo tied the program record for most assists in a single-season (10). Delgadillo has moved up to No. 3 on the assists career leaders list (20), No. 7 on the goals career leaders list (18) and No. 5 on the points career leaders list (56). Theroux became No. 7 on the saves career leaders list with 107 career saves.
In terms of the Mountain West – Fresno State is currently in fifth place in the conference standings.
Fresno State ranks No. 3 in the MW in goals, goals per game and points. Fresno State ranks No. 2 in assists (24), and ranks No. 1 in goals allowed (0.89) and assists per game (1.61).
Glaser leads the MW in goals (15), goals and goals per game (0.83). Glaser ranks second in points (31), points per game (1.72) and game winners (7). Delgadillo leads the MW in assists (10) and assists per game (0.59). Theroux leads the MW in goals against average (0.77), ranks second in save percentage (.824) and ninth in saves (61) and ninth in saves per game (3.39).
Nationally speaking – Glaser ranks No. 3 in goals and No. 7 in points. Delgadillo ranks No. 2 in assists.
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