University of Washington
San Jose State
Husky Men's Soccer Battles To 0-0 Overtime Tie Against San Jose State
September 24, 1999 | Men's Soccer
Sept. 24, 1999
SEATTLE - The Washington men's soccer team played 120 minutes of scoreless soccer on the first day of the NIKE Husky Classic on Friday against San Jose State to record their second tie of the season. UW, now 3-3-2, will play on Sunday at 1 p.m. against Fresno State, which lost to Portland, 3-1, in the first game of the day.
The Huskies outshot the Spartans 16-9 and had a 10-7 corner-kick advantage but could not net a goal. UW keeper Chad Olsen made two saves, while SJSU's netminder Gilbert Vega had three.
In the first game, Portland opened the scoring at 40:17, when Kelly Gray knocked the ball into an open net after the ball deflected off the Fresno State keeper on a pass back. FSU evened the score at 56:36 when Ryan Katz headed in a cross by Dana McGregor. Portland's Conor Casey then scored twice to put the game away. At 64:08, he used a cross from Casey Barber for a header in traffic, and then he chipped a long shot over FSU's keeper at 87:35.
College Men's Soccer
Washington 0, San Jose State 0 OT
NIKE Husky Classic
Sept. 24, 1999
Scoring-none.
Shots-UW 16, SJSU 9. Saves-UW 2, SJSU 3. Corner Kicks-UW 10, SJSU 7. Fouls-UW 19, SJSU 19. Attendance-466.
Portland 3, Fresno State 1
Scoring-1, UP, Kelly Gray, 40:17, 2, FSU, Ryan Katz (Dana McGregor), 56:36, 3, UP, Conor Casey (Casey Barber), 64:08, 4, UP, Conor Casey, 87:35.
Shots-UP 7, FSU 8. Saves-UP 5, FSU 1. Corner Kicks-UP 3, FSU 6. Fouls-UP 19, FSU 11. Attendance-466.
