In a tightly contested match, Beau Leroux of the San Jose Earthquakes scored his first MLS goal, giving his team a 1-0 lead against the Seattle Sounders. Despite the Quakes being outshot 26-9, Leroux's early strike was a highlight, though Seattle equalized in the 80th minute. Leroux, who played on San Jose's MLS NEXT Pro team before joining the Earthquakes, showcased his potential alongside fellow local college player Reid Roberts, who made his first MLS start. The match ended in a draw, reflecting a continue struggle for the Earthquakes after previously losing three consecutive matches.
Leroux, 21, a product of the Santa Cruz Breakers, Santa Teresa High School and San Jose State, put the Quakes ahead in the 32nd minute.
Seattle (1-3-2) outshot San Jose 26-9 and eventually tied the game in the 80th minute.
He played last season on The Town FC, San Jose's MLS NEXT Pro team, but has started every game this season under first-year coach Bruce Arena.
Reid Roberts, 21, made his first career MLS start at left back, replacing Jamar Ricketts.
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