SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Freshman forward Keigo Kameya netted the go-ahead goal with nine minutes left in regulation as Santa Clara University knocked off their West Coast Conference rival the University of San Francisco 2-1 Friday night.

Santa Clara (6-4-5, 3-0-4 WCC) remains unbeaten in league play. The Broncos, who trailed at the half, received a free kick goal from Wesley Culver just after the intermission to swing the momentum.

"It was one of those typical WCC matchups," said Santa Clara head coach Cameron Rast. "Both teams had a lot to play for. The first half we were a bit deflated after their goal. After being down at halftime, we went after them in the second half. We literally went after them, and put them on their heels."

Culver's goal, his third of the year, came in the 46^th minute – just moments after halftime, scoring from 30 yards out following a USF foul.

San Francisco (2-10-2, 0-6-1 WCC) is winless in WCC play and has not won in eight outings. The Dons were welcoming back their 1980 NCAA Championship team Friday night, celebrating on the 30th anniversary of that 22-0-2 season.

Kameya's unassisted goal in the closing moments was the decider, helping SCU curb a trend of tying in three out of their last four games – which included a 2-2 draw with USF two weeks ago in Santa Clara.

The Broncos will have the rest of the weekend off before resuming the WCC schedule next weekend in Southern California.