Entering the week, Cal State Fullerton is one of 13 NCAA Division I women's soccer teams that is currently without a loss or tie, and of those 13, Fullerton is just one of four to have six wins.

The Titans travel to the Northwest this weekend to play at Gonzaga on Friday followed by a match at Washington State - also undefeated at 4-0-0 - on Sunday. The Titans will be playing in Spokane and Pullman for the first time.

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• The Titans are 6-0 to start the season for the first time in program history, beating the previous records of 4-0-0 from 2008 and 1995.

• In over 557 minutes of soccer this season, Fullerton has not trailed.

• Of Fullerton's 17 goals thus far, Rebecca Wilson and Christina Burkenroad have either scored or provided the assist in 13.

• Only four players in the country have scored at least seven goals this season, and Rebecca Wilson is one of them. Janelle Flaws of Illinois leads the nation with eights goals this year.

Cal State Fullerton is currently receiving votes (10) in the National Soccer Coaches Association of America NCAA Division I Women's National Poll for the second straight week. The Titans also are ranked fourth in the NSCAA West Region. 

IN THE STATS

• Fullerton's 2.83 goals per game rank 17th in the country, and the Titans total of 17 goals ties for 11th in the nation.

• Rebecca Wilson's 2.83 points per game rank second in the country. Her three game-winning goals tie for third in the nation.

• Christina Burkenroad's 2.0 points per game tie for 24th in the country. Burkenroad's five goals tie for 15th in the country.

GAME NOTES

• Only three times in Cal State Fullerton history have the Titans allowed three goals in a match and won. Last Friday in a 4-3 double overtime win over FGCU was the third. Prior wins included a 4-3  double overtime win vs. UC Santa Barbara (Nov. 3, 2002) as well as a 4-3 victory vs. Long Beach State (Oct. 18, 1998).

OPPONENTS & HISTORY

Gonzaga (1-2-2) is Cal State Fullerton's first of three West Coast Conference opponents on the schedule this season. The Bulldogs' one win this year was a 3-1 victory over CSU Bakersfield on Aug. 30. Gonzaga has scored seven goals and also allowed seven goals. Fullerton leads the all-time series with Gonzaga 2-0-0, although Friday's match will mark the first meeting in Spokane, Wash.

 

Like Cal State Fullerton, Washington State (4-0-0) is undefeated and currently receiving votes in the NSCAA Top 25 poll. The Cougars are the second Pac-12 opponent for the Titans this season after CSF recorded a 3-1 win at Utah on Aug. 30. The all-time series is even at 1-1-0, with WSU recording a 1-0 shutout in the last meeting on Sept. 20, 2013 in Fullerton. Sunday's match will be Fullerton's first in Pullman.

RECORD CHECK

• Rebecca Wilson's 56 career points rank fourth all-time at Cal State Fullerton, while Christina Burkenroad's 45 career points tie current Fullerton assistant coach Stacey Fox for 10th all-time.

• Wilson's 22 career goals tie Amy Barnes for fourth all-time at Fullerton, while Burkenroad's 18 goals rank ninth in Titan history.

• Wilson's eight career game-winning goals rank third all-time at Cal State Fullerton followed by Burkenroad's seven career game winners which rate fourth.

• Rebecca Wilson's 12 career assists tie for 10th all-time in Fullerton program history.

HOT STREAK

Rebecca Wilson has recorded six consecutive matches with a point, while scoring at least one goal in her last five games for the Titans. During this 6-0-0 stretch, Wilson recorded three matches with at least three points and two matches with at least two goals. She is one of only five players in program history to have a streak of at least six games with a point, and is one of just three Titans (Dolores Browning, Christina Burkenroad) to score at least one goal in five consecutive matches.

Burkenroad ended the 2014 season with recording at least one point in five straight games and extended that streak to seven matches after the opening two games of 2015. Dating back to last year, the San Diego, Calif., native has recorded at least one point in 10 of her last 11 matches, including 10 goals (4 game winners) and three assists. 

BIG WEST

Cal State Fullerton leads the Big West in goals scored (17), assists (16) and points (50).

• Rebecca Wilson leads the Big West Conference with 17 points while Christina Burkenroad's total of 12 points is tied for second.

• Wilson's seven goals lead the Big West, and Burkenroad's five goals tie for third in the league.

• Wilson, Connie Caliz and Sarah Fajnor have each totaled three assists apiece this year, tying for second in the Big West. 

• Wilson and CSUN's Cynthia Sanchez lead the Big West with three game-winning goals apiece.

• Jennifer Stuart's 4.20 saves per game rank third in the league.

TV TIME

For the fourth consecutive season, it was announced that the championship match of this year's Big West Conference women's soccer tournament hosted by Cal State Fullerton at Titan Stadium would be televised live on FOX Sports PrimeTicket at 1 p.m. on Nov. 8.

In addition, Fullerton's home finale vs. UC Santa Barbara on Oct. 29 will be aired on ESPN3 as will both Big West Tournament semifinal matches on Nov. 5.

PRESEASON PREDICTIONS

The Cal State Fullerton women's soccer team, which has won the Big West regular season or tournament championship for three consecutive years, was selected to finish third in the Big West Preseason Poll.

Cal Poly, the 2013 regular season champion, received three first-place votes in ballots among the Big West's nine head coaches for a total of 72 points. Long Beach State received one first-place vote of its own with 70 points while Cal State Fullerton, the 2014 regular season and Big West Tournament champion, collected 68 points for third place with three first-place nods.

Morgan Batcheller, Christina Burkenroad and Rebecca Wilson were picked for the 2015 Big West Preseason All-Conference Team.

TITANS WIN FOUR TITLES IN THREE YEARS

Cal State Fullerton claimed four Big West championships in three years after the Titans won the Big West regular season and tournament titles in 2014. Last year, the Titans clinched their fourth Big West tournament title in school history and earned the league's automatic NCAA postseason berth. In 2012, Fullerton won its sixth Big West regular season championship in school history. Cal Poly and Fullerton are now tied for a Big West leading seven regular season championships in program history. This season's title was Fullerton's fifth solo crown after sharing the top spot in 2004 and 2007, the program's sixth in the last 13 seasons, and the third second under Head Coach Demian Brown.

OLD HABITS DIE HARD

Fullerton has played just one overtime match in 2015 after totaling 19 during the last two season. Fullerton is 14-15-25  in extra time during Head Coach Demian Brown's eight seasons. 

A TRADITION UNLIKE ANY OTHER

When freshman Jessica Simonian stepped on the field for the first time vs. George Washington, she carried on a tradition of sorts in 2015 as her No. 2 jersey is the only number in the history of the Fullerton program to be worn every season since the program began in 1993.

2014 SEASON RECAP

• Cal State Fullerton, the 2014 Big West regular season and tournament champion, completed its 2014 season with a 5-2 loss at third-ranked Stanford in the first round of the 33rd NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship on Nov. 14. 

• Cal State Fullerton completed Big West Conference play undefeated (6-0-2) to win the 2014 Big West regular season championship and earn the league's No. 1 seed at the Big West Tournament. For the Titans, it was their second regular season title in three years (2012, 2014). At the Big West Tournament, held in San Luis Obispo, Calif., the Titans defeated CSUN, 1-0, in the semifinals and edged Long Beach State, 2-1, in the finals to claim back-to-back Big West Tournament titles and NCAA Tournament berths.

• The 2014 Titans were the first team since 2007 - also Cal State Fullerton - to win both the Big West regular season championship and the tournament title.

• Cal State Fullerton won its seventh Big West regular season championship (1996, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2012, 2014) on Nov. 2 after recording a 1-0 victory over Cal Poly at Titan Stadium. The Titans finished Big West play unbeaten with a record of 6-0-2. The only other Titan team to remain undefeated in league action was the 1996 squad (6-0-1).