DAVIS, Calif. — The University of San Francisco men’s soccer team overwhelmed UC Davis with a 6-0 victory on September 12, 2026, at Aggie Soccer Field in Davis, California. With this decisive win, the Dons improved their season record to 3-3-1.
Oscar Harris opened the scoring for San Francisco with a goal at 7:36, assisted by Rylan Smith. He later scored again from the penalty spot at 33:29, marking his first multiple-goal game this season. Ben Norris contributed his initial goal of the campaign at the 20th minute, increasing the lead to 2-0.
Following halftime, David Raphael extended the advantage to 4-0 at 66 minutes with a strike set up by Isaiah Easley. Easley himself scored twice: a penalty kick at 74 minutes and a late goal in the 90th minute assisted by Nicky Pennell. Easley’s performance included two goals and one assist, directly participating in half of the team’s goals.
Goalkeeper Lucas Jones played a critical role by making a key save at the 58th minute to preserve the shutout before being replaced by Wesley May in the 82nd minute. The University of San Francisco dominated the shot count, registering 10 shots on goal, while limiting UC Davis to just five attempts, only one of which was on target.
This 6-0 result marked San Francisco’s highest-scoring game of the season and their second consecutive shutout victory, underscoring the team’s offensive potency and defensive discipline. The Dons will return to Negoesco Stadium on Wednesday, September 16, to face California at 7:00 p.m.
CSB Take
The University of San Francisco men’s soccer team’s commanding win over UC Davis highlights their balanced strength on both ends of the field. Oscar Harris’s emergence as a two-goal threat and Isaiah Easley’s significant involvement in scoring showcase an offense growing in confidence. Maintaining such defensive resilience while continuing to press offensively will be essential as the Dons seek to build momentum into the heart of the season.
Source: Original report
