
Beavers Fall at No. 8 San Diego
October 26, 2024 | Men's Soccer
SAN DIEGO, Calif. – The Oregon State men's soccer team fell on Saturday night, dropping a road contest 2-0 to the No. 8 ranked San Diego Toreros.
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The defeat snapped a streak of five-straight victories for the Beavers, and seven straight matches unbeaten. San Diego moves to 10-1-2 and remains unbeaten in WCC play at 4-0-0. Oregon State moves to 8-3-2 on the year, and suffers its first conference loss to move to 4-1-0 in league action.
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Oregon State finished with a 15-11 advantage in total shots, led by five from Arnau Farnos and three by Tomas Bedouret, both of whom had chances nearly find the back of the net.
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Farnos had his 28th minute attempt deflected and miss just over the bar, while Bedouret found himself open near the six-yard box after a corner kick, but his left-footed shot clanged off the crossbar and out in the 82nd.
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San Diego found a 17th minute goal against the run of play before scoring off a penalty kick in the 19th and settled in defensively, limiting the Beavers to four first half attempts. Despite out-shooting the Toreros 11-4 in the second 45 minutes, USD blocked four attempts to keep the Beavers out.
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Much like they have all season, Oregon State's offensive opportunities culminated in a commanding advantage in corner kicks, finishing Saturday's game with eight to the Toreros' one; Gandhi Cruz made two saves in net.
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Oregon State returns to action on Wednesday at Paul Lorenz Field, hosting LMU. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m..
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OUR MISSION:
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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The defeat snapped a streak of five-straight victories for the Beavers, and seven straight matches unbeaten. San Diego moves to 10-1-2 and remains unbeaten in WCC play at 4-0-0. Oregon State moves to 8-3-2 on the year, and suffers its first conference loss to move to 4-1-0 in league action.
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Oregon State finished with a 15-11 advantage in total shots, led by five from Arnau Farnos and three by Tomas Bedouret, both of whom had chances nearly find the back of the net.
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Farnos had his 28th minute attempt deflected and miss just over the bar, while Bedouret found himself open near the six-yard box after a corner kick, but his left-footed shot clanged off the crossbar and out in the 82nd.
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San Diego found a 17th minute goal against the run of play before scoring off a penalty kick in the 19th and settled in defensively, limiting the Beavers to four first half attempts. Despite out-shooting the Toreros 11-4 in the second 45 minutes, USD blocked four attempts to keep the Beavers out.
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Much like they have all season, Oregon State's offensive opportunities culminated in a commanding advantage in corner kicks, finishing Saturday's game with eight to the Toreros' one; Gandhi Cruz made two saves in net.
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Oregon State returns to action on Wednesday at Paul Lorenz Field, hosting LMU. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m..
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OUR MISSION:
Oregon State Athletics strives to Build Excellent Authentic Visionary Student-Athletes (Go BEAVS).
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
OSU
USD
Goals
0
2
Shots
15
11
Shots on Goal
3
4
Saves
2
3
Corners
8
1
Fouls
8
11
Scoring Plays

Samy Kanaan (7)
Assisted By: Ethan Warne
Give-and-go between 10 and 6; 10 gets into box on left side and slots right-footed shot into bottom left from 12 yards
16:02

Samy Kanaan (7)
Right-footed penalty kick to center of goal after 20 pulled back 11 in penalty area
18:24
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