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Klayre Barres getting the team hyped up before thei
Aaron Draper
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Chico St. CHICO (9-5-3, 7-2-1)
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Cal St. East Bay CSUEB (6-8-3, 4-4-2)
Chico St. CHICO
(9-5-3, 7-2-1)
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Cal St. East Bay CSUEB
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Chico St. CHICO 0 1 1
Cal St. East Bay CSUEB 0 1 1

Game Recap: Women's Soccer | | By Cayden Jones - Athletics Communications Coordinator (cjones17@csuchico.edu)

Pieri Secures a Point for the Wildcats in Hayward with Long-Distance Strike



HAYWARD, Calif. – Hannah Pieri scored her third straight goal of the season as Chico State played to a 1–1 draw with Cal State East Bay on Sunday afternoon at Chabot College Soccer Field.

The Wildcats move to 9-5-3 overall (7-2-1 CCAA), while the Pioneers stand at 6-8-3 (4-4-2 CCAA). Despite the draw in Hayward, the Wildcats have secured a bye into the CCAA Tournament semifinal after second-place Cal Poly Pomona tied its home match with fourth-place Cal State LA earlier. It'll be the first time since 2022 that the Wildcats will play in the semifinal round of the conference tournament.

The CCAA Tournament semifinal round will be held November 14 at Cardinale Stadium on the campus of Cal State Monterey Bay. Although no seed has been assigned yet, Chico State can clinch the CCAA championship outright as well as the top spot in the tournament with a win at home against Cal Poly Humboldt or a Cal Poly Pomona tie against Cal State San Bernardino. Both matches start at 2 p.m.

Goals

CHICO – 54' Hannah Pieri
CSUEB – 67' Mika Sayfurahman (Abigail Kern)

How it happened

Following a scoreless first half, Hannah Pieri caught the Pioneers keeper outside of her box, striking the ball over her head and putting Chico on top in the 54th minute. Pieri now boasts three straight goals, all three recorded as the opening goal of each match. The Wildcats continued to put the pressure on the Pioneers, posting 21 shots against the home side, with Taylor McMahon recording three dangerous shots on goal. 

The Pioneers equalized 13 minutes later when Mika Sayfurahman converted a setup from Abigail Kern. Chico State continued to press, outshooting East Bay 21–7, but couldn't find a winner despite several late chances.

Kennedy Briseno made three saves for Chico, while Natalie Hassmann kept East Bay level with seven massive stops, keeping her team in the postseason conversation.

By the Numbers

  • Shots: Chico State 21, Cal State East Bay 7 (SOG: 10–4).

  • Corners: Chico State 10, Cal State East Bay 1.

  • Fouls: Chico State 8, Cal State East Bay 6.

  • Goalkeepers: CHIC – Kennedy Briseno (3 saves, 1 GA); CSUEB – Natalie Hassmann (7 saves, 1 GA).

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