LOS ANGELES – Cal State LA's women's soccer team saw the tables get turned Tuesday night in a first-round California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship Tournament first-round game.
 
Less than a week after posting an impressive 1-0 victory over Stanislaus State in Turlock, the Golden Eagles found themselves on the wrong side of a 1-0 decision at Jesse Owens Track. Cal State LA (7-7-4), the No. 3 seeds, was unable to generate much of an attack Tuesday against a stout Stanislaus State defense.
 
The Golden Eagles also played some solid defense on Tuesday and Stanislaus State (11-5-3) was kept off the board until the 88^th minute when Maryssa McDuffy was able to knock in a cross from Amanda Woodhouse to give the Warriors the win.
 
Last week, it was Cal State LA that controlled play in the second half before ultimately beating Stanislaus State, 1-0, on a goal by Tatiana Zuvic in the 63^rd minute in Turlock. On Tuesday, it was the Warriors who had the bulk of the possession in the second half before finally getting the game-winner. Stanislaus State had a 7-0 advantage in shots in the second half and wound up with a 9-2 advantage overall.
 
Both teams had three corner kicks.
 
Cal State LA, which was so good on set pieces throughout the season, had a late bid with a corner kick in the final minute, but Stanislaus State was able to clear the ball away from danger without a shot to preserve its lead.
 
Adriana Maldonado made two saves for the Golden Eagles, while Chelsea Lewandowski didn't need to make a save for the shutout.
 
Veronika Steen and Anahie Duran had the shots for Cal State LA.
 
The game on Tuesday was a matchup between the 2014 CCAA Champions (Cal State LA) and the NCAA Division II West Region champs (Stanislaus State).
 
The Warriors now advance to face No. 2 seed Chico State in the semi-finals on Friday at Cal Poly Pomona.
Cal State LA finished the season well with a 7-2-2 record over its final 11 games. Nearly the entire Golden Eagle roster returns next season with only four seniors – Jackeline Lopez, Katelyn Fregosi, Shelby Nieto and Kamille Cawley – completing their eligibility.