The No. 10 Oregon State men's soccer team lost 4-2 to No. 7 San Diego, resulting in the Toreros winning the West Coast Conference title. The match was competitive, ending Oregon State's regular season at 10-4-2 overall and 6-1-2 in the conference, placing second. Oregon State scored first with Fran Cortijo's goal, but San Diego quickly equalized. Nico Nee briefly tied the game late, only for San Diego to clinch the win with a last-minute goal, securing a powerful regular season finish at 7-1-1 in conference play.

By the Numbers
  • Oregon State recorded 12 shots compared to San Diego's 10.
  • San Diego finished the regular season with a 13-2-3 overall record.
Yes, But

Despite the loss, Oregon State's strong season performance positions them well for potential NCAA Tournament play, showcasing their ability to compete against top-tier teams.

State of Play
  • The match attracted a sell-out crowd of 1,324 fans, demonstrating significant local support.
  • The NCAA Tournament Selection Show is scheduled for Monday, where Oregon State will learn their playoff fate.
What's Next

Oregon State awaits the results of the NCAA Tournament Selection Show, which could lead to an opportunity for redemption and a chance to advance in the postseason.

Bottom Line

The Beavers showed resilience in defeat, and their season-long success gives them a solid chance for a deep run in the NCAA Tournament, likely buoyed by the performance of standout players like Cortijo and Nee.