
Huskies Welcome Cal on Sunday Afternoon
October 08, 2022 | Men's Soccer
SEATTLE – No. 1 Washington men's soccer hosts Cal on Sunday afternoon at Husky Soccer Stadium. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. and airing on Pac-12 Network.
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The Huskies (10-0-1, 3-0-0 Pac-12) opened the home conference schedule with No. 5 Stanford and came away with the 3-0 victory over the Cardinal on Thursday. Nick Scardina kicked off the scoring with a goal in the 29th minute. Lucas Meek followed with a pair of goals in the 57th and 78th minutes.
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Meek had a career-high five points against the Cardinal with the two goals and an assist.
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UW-CAL HISTORY
Washington leads the all-time series against Cal, 36-20-10. At Husky Soccer Stadium, UW leads 18-8-5 and are 20-12-5 in conference matchups.
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HUSKIES IN THE PAC-12 RANKINGS
Washington ranks first in the Pac-12 in assists per game (3.18), goal differential (26), points per game (8.82), scoring offense (2.82), total assists (35), total goals (31), total points (97) and win-loss-tie percentage (.955).
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Individually, Chris Meyers is leading the conference is assists per game (0.64) and total assists (7). Lucas Meek leads the Pac-12 in game-winning goals (3), points per game (2.18), total points (24), total goals (9). Sophomore Ilijah Paul leads in shot accuracy (0.64).
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NATIONAL LEADER
Following his second brace of the season, Lucas Meek became the national leader in points with 24. The Huskies also lead the nation with a .955 winning percentage.
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CAL SCOUTING REPORT
Cal is 3-3-4 overall on the season with a 1-2-1 mark in conference action. Fahmi Ibrahim leads the team with five goals on the year, while Juan Martinez leads with two assists. Collin Travasos holds a 1.31. goals against average, allowing 13 goals over the 10 contests. Travasos leads the conference with 3.50 saves per game and total saves with 35.
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HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE
Since 1997, the Huskies have posted a 174-60-19 overall record at Husky Soccer Stadium, winning at least eight matches in 13 seasons including a 10-1-2 mark in 2013.
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Earlier this season, the Huskies set a new program record for single-game attendance when 3,876 packed Husky Soccer Stadium to watch Washington take on Seattle U on Sept. 21.
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INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION
Following his game winning goal over No. 21 UCLA, Nick Scardina was named to the TopDrawerSoccer National Team of the Week.
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UP NEXT
The Huskies conclude the homestand against Gonzaga on Friday, Oct. 14. Tickets for all remaining home games can be found by clicking here.
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For more information on the UW men's soccer team, follow @UW_MSoccer on Twitter and Instagram.
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The Huskies (10-0-1, 3-0-0 Pac-12) opened the home conference schedule with No. 5 Stanford and came away with the 3-0 victory over the Cardinal on Thursday. Nick Scardina kicked off the scoring with a goal in the 29th minute. Lucas Meek followed with a pair of goals in the 57th and 78th minutes.
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Meek had a career-high five points against the Cardinal with the two goals and an assist.
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UW-CAL HISTORY
Washington leads the all-time series against Cal, 36-20-10. At Husky Soccer Stadium, UW leads 18-8-5 and are 20-12-5 in conference matchups.
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HUSKIES IN THE PAC-12 RANKINGS
Washington ranks first in the Pac-12 in assists per game (3.18), goal differential (26), points per game (8.82), scoring offense (2.82), total assists (35), total goals (31), total points (97) and win-loss-tie percentage (.955).
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Individually, Chris Meyers is leading the conference is assists per game (0.64) and total assists (7). Lucas Meek leads the Pac-12 in game-winning goals (3), points per game (2.18), total points (24), total goals (9). Sophomore Ilijah Paul leads in shot accuracy (0.64).
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NATIONAL LEADER
Following his second brace of the season, Lucas Meek became the national leader in points with 24. The Huskies also lead the nation with a .955 winning percentage.
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CAL SCOUTING REPORT
Cal is 3-3-4 overall on the season with a 1-2-1 mark in conference action. Fahmi Ibrahim leads the team with five goals on the year, while Juan Martinez leads with two assists. Collin Travasos holds a 1.31. goals against average, allowing 13 goals over the 10 contests. Travasos leads the conference with 3.50 saves per game and total saves with 35.
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HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE
Since 1997, the Huskies have posted a 174-60-19 overall record at Husky Soccer Stadium, winning at least eight matches in 13 seasons including a 10-1-2 mark in 2013.
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Earlier this season, the Huskies set a new program record for single-game attendance when 3,876 packed Husky Soccer Stadium to watch Washington take on Seattle U on Sept. 21.
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INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION
Following his game winning goal over No. 21 UCLA, Nick Scardina was named to the TopDrawerSoccer National Team of the Week.
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UP NEXT
The Huskies conclude the homestand against Gonzaga on Friday, Oct. 14. Tickets for all remaining home games can be found by clicking here.
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For more information on the UW men's soccer team, follow @UW_MSoccer on Twitter and Instagram.
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Players Mentioned
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