Kaeden Souki
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Pilots men’s soccer ranks fourth in national coaches poll
Men’s soccer was ranked fourth in the nation by the United Soccer Coaches Top 25 poll on Sept. 16. This is their third straight week in the top 25.
Diego Valeri joins men’s soccer support staff
Diego Valeri was announced director of player development for men’s soccer on Sept. 11 after serving in the role since late August.
COLUMN: Fall sports lookUP
The beginning of school brings a barrage of classes, commitments and other stress-inducers — but this busyness also shines a light: A new season of Portland Pilot sports.
Pilots dominate in season opener, beat Bears 3-0
Men’s soccer cruised to a 3-0 victory over the University of Central Arkansas Bears in their season opener Aug. 22. Portland extends their unbeaten streak to 11 matches dating back to last season, and has not lost an opening day match since 2017.
Pilots fall to Titans 1-0 in home opener
Women’s soccer lost a close 1-0 match to the Cal State Fullerton Titans in their home opener Aug. 21. Titans senior midfielder Isabella Cruz scored the lone, unassisted goal with under 18 minutes remaining.
COLUMN: Grading Pilots' spring sports
The 2024-25 athletic year has been undoubtedly historic for sports at the University of Portland, and this spring season has brought more records, top performances and unforgettable moments to the Pilot community. As the spring semester winds down, Beacon sports writers Kaeden Souki and Aidan Hyde have reviewed each of the Pilots' spring sport seasons — the good, the bad… and well, actually, it’s mostly pretty good.
‘I became the four-year vet that I always knew I was’: Ryan Rembisz and Pilots baseball reflect on the program’s first perfect game
Rebounding from their 6-3 loss against Creighton University, Pilots baseball looked forward to a regular non-conference match against Seattle University. Senior pitcher Ryan Rembisz took the mound, thinking it was a typical game. But by the game's last three innings, it was clear that this particular night was far from typical.