PLNU vs. CBU: [Live stats] [Live video] 

THIS WEEK:
There is a four-way tie in the men's soccer standings atop the Pacific West Conference. The Sea Lions and California Baptist are two of those four teams, along with Fresno Pacific and Azusa Pacific, knotted up with 15 points in conference play this season. The Sea Lions and Lancers will have chance to break that tie when they meet at the PLNU Soccer Field on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.  

FOLLOW ALONG:
Coverage of the match will be available for fans to track through live stats and live video stream. Live stats for the match are free of charge while the video is on a pay-per-view basis. Both the live stats and the live video may be accessed through Point Loma's website at www.plnusealions.com or by clicking the following links: [Live stats] [Live video] 

A LOOK AT THE SEA LIONS:
Coming off a trip to the Bay Area in which it earned a win and a tie, Point Loma will return home at 6-4-3 on the season and 4-1-3 in the PacWest. The Sea Lions are in a four-way tie for first place in the conference with Fresno Pacific, Cal Baptist and Azusa Pacific.

Daniel ten Bosch assisted on four of the Sea Lions' five goals during the Bay Area road trip to increase his lead in the PacWest. Ten Bosch now has 10 assists on the season to lead the conference by three. He is also tied for second in the conference with 18 points on the season. PLNU's leading goal scorer, Griffin Fuller, is tied for 10th in the conference with five goals. Sea Lions' goalkeeper Carter Phillips is tied for the league lead with four shutouts. He also is fifth in the PacWest in saves (44) and goals against average (1.19).

As a team, Point Loma is also tied with Notre Dame de Namur for the conference lead with five shutouts. It also paces the league with 80 corner kicks. The Sea Lions also rank second in goals against average (1.16) and fifth in goals per game (1.69).

TEN BOSCH EARNS PACWEST PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS - AGAIN:
Point Loma sophomore forward Daniel ten Bosch has been selected the Pacific West Conference Men's Soccer Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 7-13. This is the second time this year ten Bosch has earned PacWest Player of the Week honors.

With the Sea Lions trailing Academy of Art 2-0, ten Bosch unleashed a natural hat-trick of assists that rallied Point Loma for a 3-3 double-overtime tie and a point in the PacWest standings on Oct. 12 in San Francisco. He helped cut the Art U lead in half by earning an assist on Nico Tagaloa's goal at 37:14, sending PLNU into the intermission down 2-1. At 52:31, ten Bosch assisted on Griffin Fuller's game-tying goal, while at 57:00 his corner kick set up Dylan Wingrove with the go-ahead score.

A LOOK AT THE LANCERS:
California Baptist is 5-4-1 on the season and 5-2-0 in the PacWest. The Lancers had their four-match winning streak snapped in their last contest when they lost at home to Azusa Pacific, 2-1. Alex Anderson is the top offensive threat for the Lancers. He is tied with ten Bosch for second in the league with 18 points. He has seven goals on the season ((third in the league) and four assists. Lancers' goalkeeper Joey Pacheco is third in the league with 4.6 saves per contest.

NEXT WEEK:
The Sea Lions will again have just one match on the schedule. They will travel to Dixie State for a Saturday match starting at 10:30 a.m. (PST).