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Skyline Men’s Soccer Ready for Conference Test Against CCSF After Strong Pre-Conference Play

Skyline Men’s Soccer Ready for Conference Test Against CCSF After Strong Pre-Conference Play
October 4, 2024

The Men's team is set to face rival City College of San Francisco in a key North Division clash. Skyline is off to a strong start this season, boasting a 5-2 record in pre-conference play. The Trojans opened conference action with a solid 1-0 victory over Las Positas College at home earlier this week. Kickoff at CCSF is scheduled for 1:30 p.m.

Skyline's offense has been well-distributed, with multiple players contributing to the team's scoring efforts. So far, Benjamin Southern and Gabriel Sorroza lead the team with 4 and 3 goals, respectively. Southern's goals have been crucial for the team's success, while Sorroza has also added 2 assists, making him a versatile offensive threat.

Michael Munoz and Jose Bailon have each scored 3 goals, providing additional firepower up front. The team has benefited from contributions across multiple positions, with Dennis Sanchez leading the team in overall points (6) through a combination of 2 goals and 2 assists.

In total, Skyline's attack has shown depth and balance, with players such as Ramiro Ramirez (1 goal, 3 assists) and Antonio Garcinuno (3 assists) creating key opportunities in the midfield. This balance and the ability to spread out scoring responsibilities have made Skyline a tough team to defend against in the early part of the season.

Skyline's goalkeeping unit has been a strong backbone for the team this season. Alejandro Munoz, the primary goalkeeper, has been a standout performer with 8 appearances and 7 starts. He has conceded only 4 goals while making 22 saves, resulting in an impressive save percentage of .846. Munoz's reliable presence in goal has played a key role in Skyline's early success.

Alejandro Sanchez has also contributed in goal with 2 appearances. He's been perfect in limited action, recording a save percentage of 1.000 with 2 saves and no goals conceded. Freshman Jorge Arellano has made one start and kept a clean sheet, further showcasing Skyline's depth at the goalkeeper position.