The CSUN women’s soccer team finished off the season with a record of 11-5-5, and saw the Matadors win the Big West Conference Championship.

At home, the Matadors were almost unbeatable; only losing two games out of 11 played matches. The road was a different story with a record of 4-3-2.

In conference play, the team finished with a record of 6-1-1. They played aggressive and strong defensively all season long.

The Matadors set a record of 14 game shut outs all season. They finished the season with a .643 winning percentage.

CSUN head coach Keith West said what he is looking forward to the most next season is getting back on the field.

“When you got good kids that want to succeed, and get back to work,” West said.

West emphasized his team needs to be more consistent next season.

“We were creating lots of opportunities, we just weren’t scoring,” West said.

He added that his team just did not finish, and hopes that that can change next season.

The team’s biggest scoring game of the season came against South Dakota with a 4-0 win and finished off the season with a school record 14 game shut outs. The girls in red would wind up coming away with close wins at five in regular stoppage time.

They kept their discipline all season long with only 14 yellow cards and no red cards. CSUN only had one penalty kick opportunity during the season and could not convert as they went 0-1 during the season in penalty kicks.

The team saw great performances from individual players with goalkeeper Jovani Mccaskil winning the 2016 Big West Goalkeeper of the Year. She also had a Big West record of 14 shut outs during the regular season.

West also received Big West Coach of the Year. CSUN defender Nicole Thompson received Big West Conference Defensive Player of the Year.

The Matadors ultimate goal for next season is to be able to finish when it comes to scoring.