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August 23, 2007 Los Angeles, CA – Cal State L.A. picked up three goals in the first half on their way to a 5-0 victory over Saint Martin’s Thursday at the Jesse Owens Track. The Golden Eagles’ scored all three goals in a span of 7:18 midway through the first half. They would pick up two more in the second half, the final one coming with just over three minutes remaining. John Massaquoi put in two goals for the Golden Eagles, who outshot the Saints 22-4 in the contest. T.J. Young had four saves for the Saints in his 90 minutes at the goal. “Cal State LA is a very well-coached and crafty team and they put us in some situations in the first half that we didn't cope with very well,” said head coach Rob Walker. “The good news is that we were combative and maybe brought out a little bit of the Golden Eagles’ best in the second half. Erik Orozco, Vlad Voin, Tucker Maxwell, and Daniel Palermo provided spark to our game in the second half.” The Saints remain in California for one more game against Biola University Friday night.
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