UCSD played CSUF, CSULB, and CSUN this weekend in the final competitions of the year. Although controlling all three of their games, UCSD would end with a 1-2 record.

The Tritons played CSUF in their first game. They dominated possession throughout the whole game and had a couple of close chances in the first half that just barely missed. In the second half, forward Michael Boychuk would score 2 goals to put the Tritons up 2-0. The team relaxed a bit, which proved costly as CSUF scored a wonder strike from 25 yards out to start a comeback. The final minutes of the game were close, but UCSD managed to come out on top 2-1.

UCSD would play CSULB in their second game, and as in many of their games this year, struggled to score against a team they could beat. The Tritons controlled the game, but CSULB earned and converted a PK in the first half. Despite the tremendous amount of chances that UCSD created, they failed to score and fell 0-1 in their second game of the day.

Despite going 1-1, the Tritons could still win the tournament with a win against CSUN. However, scoring troubles continued to plague the tritons. A defensive error caused UCSD to give up a goal in the first half, and although the Tritons had a good handle on the possession for most of the game, they would not find the back of the net, losing 0-1 for the second time in a row.