One last UCSD score made it 6-4 at half, and then the Trojans held that two-goal lead at the close of the third thanks to scores by Vranes and Hale. Hale tacked up his second and third assists of the game as Juan Delgadillo and Krumpholz pushed USC ahead 6-3. The Trojans pulled ahead 4-2 on goals from Jovan Vranes and Tommy Corcoran, but a skip shot pulled it to 4-3 just five seconds before the second period. Krumpholz's opening score from set and then Thomas Hale's strike midway through the first period. UCSD matched USC goal-for-goal to open things, answering J.W. In the morning semifinal against UC San Diego, the Trojans fended off the Tritons right down to the fourth period. In the championship match with Cal, USC's six goals came from the hands of six separate players, while Shilling slammed away a whopping 12 saves. Against UC San Diego, five different Trojans each punched in a pair of goals, while Shilling racked up eight saves. All the while, USC continued to spread out its scoring muscle. USC swamped almost every pass into two meters, picked up steals, threw up field blocks, and had Adam Shilling stand tall as a veritable wall in the cage. That's when the reliable Trojan defense kicked into high gear. The Trojans' overpowering offense was put to the test on Sunday when crossbars and stubborn defenders put a stop to numerous USC strikes. The wins kept USC's home win streak intact as well, pushing the Trojans to 16-0 at McDonald's Swim Stadium, while pushing USC's overall 2006 record to 15-0. 2 California 6-5 in the championship match. 3 UC San Diego 10-9 in the semifinals on Sunday morning, and then came back to edge No. In front of a packed crowd at USC's own McDonald's Swim Stadium, the Trojans topped No. Not only did the Trojans gut out two one-goal wins and bump their winning streak up to 34 straight victories - USC successfully defended its title as the Southern California Tournament champions to notch its sixth consecutive tournament win. The top-ranked USC men's water polo team delivered on Sunday. Re-key doors, cabinets, and desks (Departments are responsible for all costs associated with key replacement and re-keying of locks, including replacement keys for Facilities Management.LOS ANGELES, CALIF.Maintain electronic UCID door card-swiping systems.Provide security consultation and advise on appropriate access control systems to meet specific space and security requirements.The Lock Shop performs these customer-funded services upon request: Locksmiths perform preventive maintenance on door hardware and repair/replace locksets as needed. A parking space designated “Key Pickup” is available for your convenience.
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