CORVALLIS, Ore. – CCC Men's Soccer continues to settle conference standings.
Current CCC Standings
Carroll College def. Eastern Oregon University, 1-0
Carroll College defeated Eastern Oregon University, 1-0, as Arnaldo Primera scored his first career goal in the 79th minute off an assist from Sean Balen. Noah Jordan made five saves in the second half to preserve the shutout as the Saints earned a key conference victory.
No. 22-ranked Rocky Mountain College def. The College of Idaho, 1-0
Rocky Mountain College defeated The College of Idaho, 1-0, for its sixth consecutive victory and fifth shutout of the season. Fynn Sweeting scored the game-winner in the 66th minute off an assist from Manny Mendez. Rocky outshot the Yotes 16-6, while Biruk Paulos-Negatu made three saves to secure the clean sheet.
Bushnell University def. The Evergreen State College, 4-1
Bushnell University defeated The Evergreen State College, 4-1, to extend its unbeaten streak to 13 matches. After Evergreen took an early lead on a penalty kick, Sammy Bayer equalized from the spot before Severin Larsen scored on a free kick in the 43rd minute. Joao Maia added a goal in the 50th minute, and Joan Remo Morales capped the scoring in the 72nd minute off an assist from Brady Housley. Bushnell outshot Evergreen 14-7.
Oregon Tech def. University of Providence, 3-0
Oregon Tech defeated University of Providence, 3-0, snapping a three-match losing streak with three first-half goals. Kevin Alvarenga opened the scoring in the second minute off an assist from Lucas Kay-Wong, who added a goal in the 27th minute. Andrew George completed the scoring in the 40th minute off a Kay-Wong assist. Oregon Tech outshot Providence 8-1, while Noah Harwood made one save to record his fifth shutout of the season.
Northwest University def. Corban University, 1-0
Northwest University defeated Corban University, 1-0, on Matthew Ludlow's goal in the 55th minute. Despite being outshot 19-9 by the Warriors, the Eagles held on for the victory as goalkeeper Bailey Hopkins made six saves to preserve the shutout.