THE RECORDS
The Linfield men are on the hunt for their first win as they embark on a California road trip to face La Verne on Friday and Pomona-Pitzer on Sunday. After the first two matches, Linfield sits 0-1-1 while La Verne holds an unblemished 2-0 record and Pomona-Pitzer stands at 0-2.
 
LINFIELD AT A GLANCE
Linfield tied the season opener with Augsburg 2-2 before falling 3-2 to Caltech.
The Wildcats haven't had issues offensively. Four different players have accounted for goals, including Angel Hernandez, Max Testa, Ronan Hodge and Seamus Miller. The 'Cats are averaging two goals and nine shots per contest. Dylan Watkins started both games in goal for Linfield, saving nine shots while seeing 31 total shots coming his way.
 
LA VERNE AT A GLANCE
The Leopards have started strong so far, earning wins against Lakeland (2-1) and St. John's (4-2). La Verne averages 16 shots per match with junior forward Adan Villarreal providing most of the threat. Villarreal has scored four goals on seven shots. The Leopards aren't afraid to get physical. So far, La Verne has seen six yellow cards shown its way and average 14 fouls committed per match.
 
POMONA-PITZER AT A GLANCE
The Sagehens are looking for positive results following two losses to Texas schools St. Thomas 3-0 and Trinity 3-2. Most of Pomona-Pitzer's offensive production comes from underclassmen with freshman Keyon Namdar being tied for the team lead in goals with one. Sophomore Alex Greenstein and freshman Adam Leikin share the lead in shots on goal with two.
 
SERIES HISTORY
Linfield is 0-1 against La Verne with the only previous matchup coming last season. The Leopards got five goals past the Wildcats en route to a 5-2 win in McMinnville.
 
In two matchups versus Pomona-Pitzer, Linfield stands at 1-1 with the last win coming in 2007 and the latest matchup being in 2008.