Sept. 20, 2006

LAS VEGAS -

Men's Soccer notes vs. Cal State Fullerton
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The Rebels finish out a three-game home stand Sunday afternoon when the Titans of Cal State Fullerton come to Las Vegas for a non-conference tilt. This game marks the last of eight non-conference games for UNLV on the season, with Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) play beginning next Friday.

The Rebels continue to be led by Nicholas Paterson and Lamar Neagle, both second-year players. Paterson, a native of Mothewell, Scotland, has played brilliantly throughout the beginning half of the season, still leading the conference in scoring with nine points. Neagle started out slow, but has come on as of late with two goals and an assist over the last three games. Junior reserve Hakim Zermouni also is tied for the team lead with two scores, his latest in a 2-1 loss against UMBC Sunday.

The Titans of Cal State Fullerton have had an up-and-down season, currently sporting a 3-3-1 record. The Titans are coming off a see-saw weekend, when they lost to UC-Davis 4-0, but rebounded to defeat Maine 3-0 on Sunday. Fullerton is led up front by first-year player Michael Farfan. In six games played, Farfan has three goals and two assists, including a game-winning penalty kick against San Jose State. Eugene Brooks, a fifth-year senior, is enjoying his final season, scoring three times, including a multi-goal performance his last time out against Maine.

Live stats for Sunday's game with the Titans will be available through Gametracker at UNLVRebels.com.