ROUNDUP : Master’s Extends Soccer Streak to 7

Lucas Principe and Daryl Topalian each scored two goals as The Master’s soccer team extended its undefeated streak to seven matches with a 7-0 nonconference victory over host Menlo College on Friday.

Master’s (11-1-1), the No. 12-ranked team in the NAIA Division I poll, has not lost a match since a 3-0 defeat to Westmont three weeks ago.

“I was pleased to play everybody and rest a couple of injured players,” Master’s Coach Jim Rickard said.

“This trip gave me a good idea about the depth of our team.”

Four starters did not play because of injuries.

Backup goalie Mark Anderson had three saves for the Mustangs and posted his second shutout of the season.

MEN’S CROSS-COUNTRY

Irvine Invitational--Riverside College, led by individual winner Wilhelm Gidabuday, swept the first four places, but Glendale’s superior depth propelled the Vaqueros to victory in the meet at Irvine Park.

Glendale, led by Jacques Salsberg’s sixth-place finish, placed five runners among the first 12 finishers for a 45-point total.

Riverside, third in last year’s state championships, was second with 52 points, followed by El Camino (86), San Diego Mesa (128) and Rancho Santiago (169).

Salsberg timed 20 minutes 14 seconds over the four-mile course.

He was followed by teammates Eduardo Macias (eighth in 20:40), Nacho Delgado (ninth in 20:42), Jose Padilla (10th in 20:44) and Jose Arias (12th in 20:48).

Riverside’s fifth--and final--scoring runner finished 45th.

WOMEN’S CROSS-COUNTRY

Irvine Invitational--Tanya Janet of Glendale placed 12th to lead the Vaqueros to an 11th-place finish in the meet at Irvine Park.

Janet timed 21:01 over the 5,000-meter course as Glendale totaled 281 points.

San Diego Mesa placed first with 72 points, followed by El Camino (73) and defending state champion Irvine Valley (103).

MEN’S SOCCER

San Diego State 1, Cal State Northridge 0--Dan Tomlin scored an unassisted goal in the 63rd minute to lead the Aztecs in a Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Pacific Division opener for both teams at North Campus Stadium.

Keith Rosenberg had six of Northridge’s nine shots on goal as the Matadors (6-4 overall) lost for the third consecutive time at home and the second time this season to the Aztecs (7-4).

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Moorpark 7, Santa Monica 0--Tara Gilroy scored two goals to lead the Raiders (4-2 overall, 2-0 in Western State Conference play) in a match at Santa Monica.

Moorpark’s Caprice Conley was red-carded in the 50th minute when she was involved in an altercation with Santa Monica’s goalkeeper.

Both must sit out their next match.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Cal Lutheran d. Whittier, 15-2, 15-6, 15-6--Darcy White had 11 kills to lead the Regals to victory in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference match.

Liz Martinez added 31 assists and nine digs for Cal Lutheran (12-6, 4-0).

GIRLS’ TENNIS

La Reina 11, Righetti 7--The doubles teams of Vicki Hull-Katie Nelson and Catherine Chien-Heather Szabo each swept three matches to lead host La Reina (6-2) in a nonleague match.