TURLOCK, Calif.----  Stan State was trailing 1-0 with seven minutes left in the match when the No. 13 Cal Poly Pomona Broncos (11-1-4, 6-0-3 CCAA) for a foul outside the box and Sammy Villanueva connected on the free kick to tie the match at 1-1. Robby Rosas finished the afternoon with six saves in goal for the Warriors.

FIRST HALF:  Cal Poly Pomona recorded the first shot attempt of the match in the seventh minute when Paul Henschke's shot went wide left on the goal. With 14 minutes left in the half, Robby Rosas recorded one of his six saves stopping Melvin Leon's shot on goal attempt. One minute later, Pele Martinez gave the Broncos the 12-0 lead on a ball from Henschke. The Broncos had three more attempts to double their lead, but the Warrior defense blocked all three to send the match into the half with CPP leading 1-

SECOND HALF: The Broncos continued their scoring threats early in the second half including in the 64^th minute when Rosas stopped Mads Fredericksen's shot on goal attempt. Stan State's first shot on goal attempt came in the 72^nd minute when CJ Walker stopped Tyler Tipton's attempt to tie the match for the Warriors. Stan State (4-7-5, 1-6-2 CCAA) saw another to tie the match be stopped by Walker in the 80^th minute, this time off the foot of Josh Santillan. The Broncos were called for a foul in the 84^th minute and the Warriors made the visitors pay as Sammy Villanueva connected on the free kick. Stan State had three chances to take the lead but could not get the ball in the back of the net including one with three seconds left when Finn Hoffmann's shot was blocked by the Pomona defense. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.

STAN STATE DEFENSE:  Cal Poly Pomona had 26 shot attempts including eight on goal. The Warriors had seven saves including six by Robby Rosas.

SENIOR DAY THIS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27:  Stan State will have its Senior Day prior to the Warriors' final regular season home match, Thursday, October 27 at 2pm. The Warriors will recognize its seniors in Daniel Gomez, Jorge Lara, Jack Montejano, Alex Renderos and Josh Santillan.