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— San José State Men's Soccer (@SanJoseStateMS) November 14, 2022
A tough end to a great season.
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. - The team defense was superb as David Sweeney only had to make one save to preserve a shutout for No. 2 San José State (10-5-4, 5-2-2 WAC) in a 0-0 draw against No. 5 California Baptist (10-6-4. 4-3-2 WAC) in the WAC Men's Soccer Championship Match. Unfortunately for the Spartans, California Baptist won the championship as they outscored San José State 3-1 in the shootout, following the end of regulation and overtime.
- The Spartans recorded a shutout for the third straight game.
- For Sweeney, it was his WAC-leading eighth shutout of the season
- Sweeney is the first Spartans goalkeeper to accumulate eight shutouts in a season since Chris Humphreys in 2000.
- The one save was Sweeney's 219th save of his career which ties him with Joe Gangale (1985-1985) for the fifth most saves by a Spartans goalkeeper in history.
- Anthony Guzman, Kasper Poulsgaard and Finlay Wood made the WAC Men's Soccer All-Tournament Team.
- The Spartans outshot California Baptist, 16-12.
- Poulsgaard scored for the Spartans in the shootout.
UP NEXT: The loss ends the 2022 season for the Spartans unless they qualify for the NCAA Tournament as an at-large bid. The NCAA Selection Show is scheduled for Monday, November 14th at 10 a.m.
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