California State University San Bernardino men’s soccer team defeated Texas A&M International 4-0 on September 13, 2026, at Premier Field in San Bernardino, California. The victory improved the Coyotes’ record to 4-0-2, maintaining their unbeaten streak this season.
No goals were scored in the first half despite the Coyotes dominating shots 15-3. The breakthrough came in the 71st minute when senior Alix Soukup scored on a penalty kick awarded after a video assistant referee (VAR) review.
The Coyotes quickly extended their lead with sophomore Diego Lopez scoring his first collegiate goal 80 seconds later, assisted by Aaron Sullivan and Angel Montes De Oca. A minute afterward, Damian Gonzalez scored with a header from a free kick delivered by Lopez, marking three goals in just over two minutes.
Senior Rafa Fonseca added the fourth goal in the 88th minute off an assist from senior Brandon Prince to complete the scoring. Fifth-year goalkeeper Donovan Palomares made two saves and recorded a shutout as California State University San Bernardino outshot Texas A&M International 28-5, with a 15-2 advantage in shots on goal and a 7-4 edge in corner kicks.
The Coyotes will open California Collegiate Athletic Association conference play with an away match at Cal State San Marcos, scheduled for Sunday, September 20, 2026, at 2 p.m.
CSB Take
This convincing win highlights California State University San Bernardino men’s soccer team’s offensive versatility and defensive resilience. The rapid succession of goals following the initial penalty demonstrates effective teamwork and finishing under pressure. As the Coyotes enter conference competition undefeated, their performance positions them as strong contenders for the season ahead.
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