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HSU comes from behind in road soccer win

Humboldt State’s men fought back from a 1-0 deficit to defeat the Stanislaus State Warriors at their Turlock home pitch Thursday night.

Goalie Adrian Gallardo kept the home team off the scoreboard throughout the first half, with a key stop facing off against Stanislaus player Finn Hoffman who fired an on-target shot. The intervention was the first of five saves for the keeper hailing from Hesperia.

However, the home squad found the back of the net 14 minutes in when Dayne Sturtevant made good on an assist from teammate Julian Madrigal for the Warriors’ only goal of the game.

After a difficult first half, the Lumberjacks reversed the home team’s momentum, coming out in full force.

Edgar Castaneda fired HSU’s first attempt at goal three minutes after halftime. The pressure continued through the opening minutes of the second half.

Finally, in the 67th minute, Yushi Kato tied up the game. Ramiro Rosas followed up with a game-winning shot at the 71st minute of regulation. The game-winner is Rosas’ first goal as a collegiate player.

HSU’s men will play their next match at home on Sunday at 2 p.m. when the team takes on CSU East Bay.

Arcata sweeps home cross country meet

Arcata’s Jude Ortega took first place at this week’s cross country meet at the Tigers’ home run at the Arcata Marsh.

The Arcata senior-year runner finished the boys’ 5K race with a personal best time of 16:48.60 to claim the race.

McKinleyville sophomore Damian Dinan finished second for the day with a 17:35.32 finish. Eureka’s Daniel Shave came in third with a recorded time of 17:45.92.

Team scores went to the Tigers, taking the meet with 31 points. McKinleyville and Eureka followed with respective collective tallies of 65 and 77 points total.

Northcoast Preparatory and Fortuna closed out the meet’s top five team ranking in boys racing.

The girls race saw Arcata take the team scores and first individual place.

Ai-Lan McGoldrick placed first out of 42 competitors. The junior-year runner finished the girls’ 5K course with a recorded time of 20:33.12.

Fellow junior Charlotte Leonard of Eureka High was the next closest runner, finishing the race in 21:23.63. Ella Owsley representing Fortuna High School placed third, with a 21:24.50 time.

Team scores have the Tigers topping the day’s standings with 25 points, with Eureka High in second. The Loggers claimed 33 points at the meet.

Official scores available only have these two entries for the girls’ race.

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