Ike Ozigbu was a Nigerian soccer player who was named to the All-Conference team in 1952.
The new members of the team are as follows: Al Labrador, Ken Otani, Manuel Ortiz, Jose Leon, Jim Diaz, Ike Ozigbu, Bob Korbus, Bill Cox, Jack Goodwin, Frank Fraher, Maurice Beatty, Ralph Pardell, Bert Forthuber, Al Massucco, Vince Vistan, and Bob McFetridge.
In their second encounter, the Dons were stymied for the first half by an aggressive and vastly improved CCSF team. It wasn't until late in the third quarter that the Dons eluded the tight defense of the Rams, and blasted a pair of balls into the goal. The final tally read: USF, 3; CCSF, 1. Matute scored twice and Ike Ozigbu accounted for the other goal. Last Saturday saw the rampaging Dons continuing their winning streak by shutting out Stanford 5-0. Here again, USF could have scored more goals, but the Dons were merciful. Early in the second half the reserves entered the fray to gain game-time experience. Jose Leon scored twice. His first goal was made on a beautiful unassisted drive toward the goal, past the entire bewildered Stanford defense. Other scores were made by Jimmy Diaz and Ike Ozigbu, who also tallied twice (TheFoghorn).
