6-4-5, 1-1-2
No. 22 Oregon State
7-3-4, 3-1-1
| Team | 1 | 2 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oregon State | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| Cal Poly | 1 | 3 | 4 |
10/17/2026 11:16:00 PM | Men's Soccer
SAN LUIS OBISPO – Midfielder Colin Pearce matched a program record with three assists, forward Quinn Mahoney scored two goals in 95 seconds to hand the Cal Poly men’s soccer program the lead and, during a match in which goalkeeper Dylan Glowaski saved a penalty and No. 22 Oregon State saw an equalizing goal chalked off with 72 seconds remaining, the Mustangs outlasted the Beavers Saturday evening, 4-3.
Cal Poly faced a 2-1 halftime deficit after a 10th-minute goal from Beavers midfielder Milo Wray and defender Sava Catlett’s effort 57 seconds before the break cancelled out Mustang defender Tanner Casey’s 12th-minute header from a Pearce corner.
Glowaski, in just his second collegiate start, finished with three saves – including turning away Oregon State forward Wyatt Borso’s 19th-minute penalty attempt.
The Mustangs, however, equalized in the 61st minute through Mahoney’s redirection of another Pearce corner. Just 95 seconds from the restart, Pearce crossed into the Oregon State penalty area and Mahoney, after volleying to himself (right), fired past Beavers goalkeeper John Nicolson for the 3-2 lead.
With Cal Poly scoring three goals in 10 minutes, forward Finn Linas latched onto a blocked Casey scissor kick in the 71st to slot past Nicolson for a 4-2 advantage.
The Beavers pulled a goal back in the 82nd through Borso’s Pac-12 Conference-leading 11th goal of the season. Oregon State then equalized in the 89th minute, but – following a video review – the goal was disallowed after Borso was cited for a high boot on Casey while attempting a bicycle kick.
Cal Poly Noteworthy (versus No. 22 Oregon State)
- Pac-12 Conference Update: With Saturday’s decision, Cal Poly grabbed a share of fourth place in the Pac-12 table on five points alongside UC San Diego. Oregon State and California Baptist share the top spot on 10 points with San Diego State third on six points. The top four programs qualify for the Nov. 7 and 13 Pac-12 Tournament.
- Up Next: Cal Poly plays its final scheduled non-conference match of 2026 on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at UC Irvine (6 p.m.). The Mustangs return to Pac-12 play on Saturday, Oct. 24 at Gonzaga (6 p.m.).
- Colin Pearce produced just the fifth three-assist game in Cal Poly’s Division I era (1994-). Current Mustang Jack Civitts also enjoyed a three-assist outing last season.
- Saturday’s win was Cal Poly first against a ranked opponent since defeating then-No. 13 UC Santa Barbara, 2-0, on Sept. 28, 2024.
- The victory also marked Cal Poly’s win as a Pac-12 member.
- Saturday’s match was Cal Poly’s first against Oregon State since Oct. 31, 1999. The Mustangs now lead the all-time series, 4-2-0.
Team Stats
Milo Wray (5)
GOAL by OSU Wray, Milo.
09:16
Tanner Casey (1)
Assisted By: Colin Pearce
GOAL by CP Casey, Tanner Assist by Pearce, Colin.
11:43
Sava Catlett (1)
Assisted By: Oliver Hernandez Parra
GOAL by OSU Catlett, Sava Assist by Hernandez Parra, Oliver.
44:03
Quinn Mahoney (3)
Assisted By: Colin Pearce
GOAL by CP Mahoney, Quinn Assist by Pearce, Colin.
60:03
Quinn Mahoney (3)
Assisted By: Colin Pearce , Finn Linas
GOAL by CP Mahoney, Quinn Assist by Pearce, Colin and Linas, Finn.
61:38
Finn Linas (5)
Assisted By: Keagan Rhodes , Tanner Casey
GOAL by CP Linas, Finn Assist by Rhodes, Keagan and Casey, Tanner.
70:04
Wyatt Borso (11)
Assisted By: Evan Carlock
GOAL by OSU Borso, Wyatt Assist by Carlock, Evan.
81:13
