CARSON -- Cal State Dominguez Hills was blanked for the fourth-straight match and fifth in their past six as visiting Cal Poly Humboldt used a late goal to take a 1-0 decision over the Toros in the annual Dignity Health Sports Park Main Stadium contest.
CSUDH falls to 2-6 overall and is still in search of its first conference win, dropping to 0-4.
The teams played even, with the Toros enjoying a 7 to 4 shot advantage in the first 45 minutes of play.
Humboldt turned the tables on the Toros in the second half by outshooting CSUDH 8 to 4, and finally broke through in the 86th minute of play.
CSUDH failed to get a shot off in the final four minutes, resulting in the 1-0 decision.
Alexis Delgado (pictured) paced the offense with four shots and two on frame while keepers
Marlies Nauman and
Berlin Alcala combining for three saves.
The Cardinal and Gold will look to get its first CCAA win on Thursday, traveling to Fresno Pacific for a 4 pm first touch.
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