SAN DIEGO – San Diego travels north this weekend to face Loyola Marymount for its final road match of the season. 
 
Coming off two strong performances against Saint Mary's and Pacific, the Toreros (6-7-4, 2-1-2 WCC) will take on the Lions (5-11-0, 2-3-0 WCC) on Sunday at 2 p.m.
 
Live statistics will be available via USDToreros.com and the match will be streamed via theW.tv.
 
LAST TIME OUT
• Miguel Berry scored his sixth goal of the season in the Toreros' 1-1 draw with No. 4 Saint Mary's on Friday night. Patric Krall sent a pass in from the left sideline that Berry headed in for the equalizer in the 85th minute.
 
• The Toreros were outshot 11-3 but Matt Wiher registered eight saves against the Gaels, tying his career high.
 
• On Sunday, Aaron Frey and Henry Lander scored a goal apiece for the Toreros to give San Diego the 2-1 edge over Pacific. 
 
• Frey scored in the 59th minute after beating three defenders up the left side. The Tigers would answer to make it 1-1, but Henry Lander sent in the eventual game-winner in the 86th minute to secure the win.

ALL-TIME SERIES AGAINST LMU
• San Diego leads the all-time series with the Lions, 31-14-4. In their last meeting, the Toreros came out on top 2-0. Jimmy Ryan scored his first career goal to ensure the victory for USD.

LEADING THE ATTACK
• Miguel Berry is pacing the offense for the Toreros with 14 points including a team-high six goals and two assists. He has tallied 54 shots, which puts him second in the WCC. He's also 2-of-3 in penalty kicks this season.
 
IN THE BOX
• Goalkeeper Matt Wiher has been playing well in goal for the Toreros. He has started 14 matches for USD this season and tallied 57 saves.
 
• The redshirt freshman is ranked second in the WCC in save percentage (0.826) and saves (57) and third in goals-against average (0.83) and shutouts (4). Wiher ranks in the top 50 nationally in save percentage (16th) and goals-against average (41st).
 
• Wiher made a career-high eight saves in San Diego's 1-0 victory over CSUN on Sept. 23, and has since tied that twice with eight saves against San Francisco (Oct. 7) and against Pacific (Oct. 28).
 
BRIAN QUINN ERA BEGINS
• After eight seasons as an assistant coach and three years as an associate head coach, Quinn took the reins of the program in 2018 and made his head coaching debut against UC Irvine on Aug. 24. 
 
• Seamus McFadden, who served as the head coach for the first 39 years of the program, remains on Quinn's staff as an assistant. Mike Nicholson continues on as an assistant coach and enters his 14th year with the program in 2018.