Crushing California
• Hornets defeated UC Davis, Stanford, Loyola Marymount and No. 10 ranked UC Irvine in four straight games.
Protect this House
• Sacramento State is in the midst of the greatest unbeaten streak, regardless of sport, in school history. The Hornets have gone unbeaten in 21 straight home games, going 16-0-5 in those games.
Back-to-back 10+ win season
• The Hornets won 12 games in 2009 and posted 11 wins in 2010. Sacramento State had just one 10-win season previously in it's Div. 1 history, coming in 1992.
The Hornets advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight season and won their first-ever home tournament match, 2-1, versus Santa Clara in the opening round.
PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Cesar Castillo • Freshman All-America by Goal.com • No. 19 in the NCAA with a .825 save percentage • No. 1 in the MPSF with 94 saves
• No. 3 in the MPSF with 0.90 goals against average
• No. 2 in the MPSF with a .825 save percentage
• No. 2 in the MPSF with eight shutouts Ernesto Carranza • First Sacramento State player invited to the MLS Combine
• Drafted in the second round (No. 22 overall) of the MLS Supplemental Draft by Chivas USA.
• First-Team All-Far West Region for second-straight season
• First-Team All-MPSF for second-straight season
• Named to All-MPSF Tournament Team
• Paced the Hornets with eight assists
• Preseason Hermann Trophy Watch List
• Preseason Third-Team All-American by Soccer News
• No. 3 in the MPSF with 21 total points
• No. 5 in the MPSF with seven goals
• No. 2 in the MPSF with seven assists
Fernando Cabadas
• Drafted in the second round (No. 24 overall) of the MLS Supplemental Draft by the New England Revolution.
• First-Team All-MPSF for second-straight season
• No. 6 in the MPSF with five assists
• No. 10 in the MPSF with four goals
• No. 8 in the MPSF with 13 points
• No. 3 in the MPSF with 56 shot attempts
Diego Marroquin
• Second-team All-MSPF
Rory O'Day
• All-MPSF Honorable Mention
• Named to MPSF All-Tournament Team
Chris Bettencourt
• Named MPSF Tournament MVP
• No. 24 in the NCAA with 11 goals
• No. 1 in the MPSF with 11 goals
• No. 1 in the MPSF with six game-winning goals
• No. 1 in the MPSF with 27 total points
• No. 1 in the MPSF with 64 shot attempts
• No. 9 in the MPSF with four assists
• Paced the Hornets with 27 points and 11 goals
Ernesto Carranza and Fernando Cabadas were both chosen in the Major League Soccer Supplemental draft on Jan. 18, 2011. Carranza went to Chivas USA while Cabadas was selected by the New England Revolution. Carranza was invited to the MLS Player Combine prior to the draft.
A SEASON FOR THE RECORD BOOKS
Team Records Set in 2010 • Fewest losses in a season, 5 (tied)
• Ties in a season, 7
• Overtime games in a season, 10
• Home unbeaten streak, 21 and counting
• Consecutive shutouts, 4
Ernesto Carranza
• First in career assists, 20
• First in career games played, 82
• First in career games started, 81
• Second in career points, 54
• Fourth in career goals, 18
• Second in assists in a single season, 8
• First in matches started in a single season, 23
• Fifth in points in a single season, 22
• Second in points in a single game, 6 vs. Air Force
Fernando Cabadas
• Second in career assists, 19
• Second in career matches played, 78
• Second in career matches started, 73
Chris Bettencourt
• First in points in a single season, 27
• Second in goals in a single season, 11
• Fifth in points in a single game, 5 vs. Air Force
Cesar Castillo
• Fourth in career shutouts, 8
• First in shutouts in a single season, 8
• Second in saves in a single season, 94
• Second in goals against average in a single season, 0.90
Ernesto Carranza became the Hornets' greatest passer as he moved to No. 1 in school history with 20 career assists.
