College Soccer Update: Seattle U Men continue to struggle in Division One play

October 26, 1:36 PMSeattle Soccer ExaminerDavid Falk

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SU's #11 Wesley VanHooser's shot entered the net but offsides was called. The Redhawks fell 1:0 on Sunday to San Jose State.

The Seattle University Redhawks men are in NCAA Division One this season after a transition schedule in 2008. It's been tough going for the guys, who dropped two 1:0 matches at home over the weekend. SU lost on Friday to Sacramento State and on Sunday to San Jose State. The Redhawks are now 1-3 in the MPSF and 2-10-1 over all (W-L-D).

Ed Walugembe (Renton, Wash.) paced the Seattle University offense with eight total shots, including a blast in the 79th minute that Spartan goalie Jonathan Lester turned aside. Walugembe created another solid chance in the 81st minute, taking a shot that was blocked, but the ball landed right at the feet of Elliot Richards (Seattle, Wash.), whose shot attempt sailed high.(SU)

Watch a slide show of Dale Garvey photos from this college season, featuring Seattle University and Seattle Pacific matches.

A season high crowd of almost 1,800 watched on Sunday as the #1 Stanford Cardinal women brushed past the Washington Huskies 3:0 at Husky Soccer Field. Details here.

The SPU Falcon women lost 2:0 to Cal State Dominguez Hills on Saturday. Details here. The Falcon men also lost in California, 2:0.

WSU's Cougars went to overtime to beat California, 2:1.

The Western Washington Viking women beat MSU-Billings 3:0 to take over first place in the GNAC.

The Saint Martin's Saints women trounced Western Oregon 4:0 in GNAC action.