Lumberjacks Fall 4-3 After Scoring Three First-Half Goals
Cal Poly Humboldt’s three-goal first half wasn’t enough to secure a road win: after the Lumberjacks went down to 10 players early in the second half, Stanislaus State rallied for a 4-3 victory. Izaiah Grosveld scored twice and assisted on Humboldt’s other goal.
By the Numbers- Humboldt led 3-1 at halftime before Stanislaus State scored three times in the second half.
- Stanislaus State led 34-5 in shots and 10-3 in corner kicks.
- Benjamin McDonald made 14 saves, including 11 after halftime.
- Humboldt is 2-12-3 overall and 1-10-0 in CCAA play.
Humboldt’s attack produced three first-half goals, but the early second-half red card shifted the match. Stanislaus State capitalized on its numerical advantage to erase the two-goal deficit.
What's NextThe Lumberjacks host Chico State on Thursday, Oct. 29, at 2 p.m. at College Creek Field in their regular-season finale.
Bottom LineHumboldt showed early scoring punch, but the red card and a heavy shot disadvantage proved decisive in a one-goal loss.
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