STOCKTON, Calif. — No. 11 LMU defeated No. 8 Pacific 12-11 in a sudden death double overtime on Sunday. The Lions tied it up in the last second of overtime before
Gabrijel Burburan scored the game-winner in sudden death.
The Lions opened the scoring with
Eduardo Carraresi at 5:33 of the first quarter, and after Pacific answered,
Johnny Mendiburu scored at 4:30 and
Gabrijel Burburan followed at 2:08 off a
Mateo Obando assist.
Luka Dimic added a goal at 0:11 to close the first quarter, and after Pacific scored at 2:28 in the second quarter, Burburan answered at 2:08 before
Roman Saroyan scored with 0:01 remaining. Pacific started the third-quarter scoring at 4:31, but
Nico Furneaux scored at 3:17 and assisted
Soren Martin at 1:56 before Pacific put together three straight goals in the final 1:30 of the quarter. Furneaux scored again at 6:49 of the fourth quarter on another Obando assist, but Pacific recorded the next four goals across the fourth quarter and first two overtime quarters. LMU responded late in the second overtime quarter with Furneaux scoring at 0:25 and Dimic adding another at 0:01, then Burburan supplied the final scoring entry at 0:55 of the third overtime quarter. The Lions finished with 12 goals on 32 shots, while Pacific had 11 goals on 31 shots, including three power-play goals and one penalty-shot goal.
Furneaux scored three goals, added an assist and had two sprint wins while taking 10 shots. Burburan finished with three goals on four shots, added a steal and had two sprint wins. Obando recorded four assists and took two shots.
Pablo De Souza posted 10 saves in goal.
The Lions improve 12-6 overall and 3-0 in West Coast Conference play. Pacific falls to 5-6 overall.
Up next, the Lions host San Jose State at noon Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026, at Burns Center.
