POMONA, Calif. - The No. 17 Cal Poly Pomona men's soccer team answered a first-half goal with a late Jakob Singh strike and drew versus Cal State Dominguez Hills, 1-1, in California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) action on Sunday afternoon at Kellogg Stadium.

The result leaves CPP at 8-1-4 overall, 3-0-3 in the CCAA and 5-0-2 at home. The Broncos' unbeaten streak thus stretches to 11 games at 7-0-4, eclipsing last season's longest of 10 (7-0-3) to begin the year. This now marks the program's longest such run since a 12-gamer (10-0-2) from Sept. 15 to Oct. 31, 2021.

Cal State Dominguez Hills moves to 5-4-4 overall and 2-0-4 in league play. The Toros have an undefeated stretch going themselves of 2-0-4 over their last six, all to open the conference slate.

Sunday began with Cal Poly Pomona and No. 2 Cal State LA in a two-way tie for first in the conference table, and ended that way as well as both sides played to 1-1 draws.

The lone goal of the first half came at the 29:09 mark through fifth-year senior CSUDH midfielder Logan Kaufman, unassisted to the bottom right for his third this season and fourth of his collegiate career.

Cal Poly Pomona played the final 35:05 of the contest a man up after the Toros' sophomore defender Diego Barahona was shown a red card.

The Broncos threatened consistently and finally took advantage of the situation at 74:48 as Singh, a true junior forward, hit a shot low to the center of the net for his third goal of 2024. The Buena Park product was starting his career-best third match in succession and registered his ninth career score. Fifth-year senior tri-captain Jasper Winslow was credited with his second assist this season and fourth of his college days.

Drawing his first collegiate start in the absence of fourth-year junior goalkeeper Luke Garciduenas, Cody Lindeman provided a trio of saves. The redshirt freshman spent the 2023 season at NCAA Division I University of San Diego. Graduate student Arturo Magaña had four first-half stops in the Toro net, all within a span of 108 seconds.

The physical battle between area rivals featured seven combined yellow cards, with four to the home side, in addition to the Toro ejection.

CPP held a significant shot advantage over CSUDH at the end of the 90 minutes, of 23-4, including 12-1 following the red card. The Broncos fell two attempts shy of equaling their season high, while reaching the 20-shot mark for the fifth time this campaign.

Toro senior forward Mikey McKibbin, the reigning CCAA Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season and the league leader in total points with 26 from nine goals and eight assists, managed two shots, sharing the match high of two shots on goal with Singh. Singh and Winslow paced all players with four efforts apiece.

Up Next
Cal Poly Pomona next heads back north to conclude a tough stretch of five of six games away from home. Kickoff this Friday night, Oct. 25, at No. 8 Chico State (9-2-2, 3-1-2 CCAA) inside University Soccer Stadium is slated for 7 p.m., after the second-ranked and still-undefeated CPP women face the Wildcats at 4:30 p.m. The Chico State men are alone in third place in the CCAA, just one point back of the Broncos and Golden Eagles. All CCAA men's and women's soccer matches have live streaming video through FloSports.

Bronco Bits

• CPP is 59-16-22 (.722) overall under sixth-year (fifth season) head coach Matt O'Sullivan, who on Sept. 22 took over the No. 1 position in the program record book for wins.
• With Luke Garciduenas missing his first game this season in the Bronco goal, Daniel Gutierrez and Max Laguna are now the only Broncos who have started all 13 matches.
• O'Sullivan has used 11 different starting lineups through these 13 games.
• Gutierrez, Cody Lindeman and tri-captain Jasper Winslow played the full 90 minutes.
• Out of 1,170 minutes played this season, the Broncos have trailed for 188:23.
• This is the fourth straight year that CPP has navigated an unbeaten streak of double-figure games.
• CSUDH leads this all-time series going back to 1983, 40-18-12, with CPP having played no opponent more (70).
• The Broncos are an unbeaten 3-0-3 with three straight ties over the last six matchups since a 1-0 home loss on Sept. 15, 2017.
• CPP is 10-18-7 against the Toros in Pomona and 2-0-3 under O'Sullivan (1-0-2 at home).
• CPP is 74-23-20 as a nationally-ranked program since 2002, including 36-10-19 under O'Sullivan and 8-1-4 in 2024.
• The Broncos and Toros were picked second and sixth, respectively, in the CCAA preseason poll, each with a single first-place vote.
• CPP is fourth in this week's United Soccer Coaches West Region poll.