High school soccer goalie shot and killed 17-year-old shot less than one hour after playing in match against rival high school NBCSports.com news services updated 9:43 a.m. A 17-year-old high school boys' soccer goalkeeper was shot and killed Wednesday evening in Winnetka, Calif., less than an hour after playing in a match against a rival school, according to multiple reports. Francisco Rodriguez, from El Camino Real High, was shot three times by someone in a car waiting for him to arrive home following the game, KNBC-LA reported. Police have not arrested any suspects yet. The boy was rushed to Northridge Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. I had just walked into the house when I got a call from one of my players asking me if I had heard (about Francisco). I tried to call his house and no one answered," said El Camino Real coach David Hussey, according to the Los Angeles Daily News. It's going to be really tough (today) because some of the kids are taking it really hard. Hussey and about 60 current and former players, along with coaches and friends, went to the hospital after hearing the news, the Daily News said. "We don't feel, by any means, that this was a random shooting," said Detective David Peteque. We feel the victim was targeted. Ian Kogan, another El Camino coach, said he recently spent 10 days in Hawaii with the victim and the rest of the team. He described him as a good person and a passionate player. "He was passionate," Kogan said. He loved to play the game. He cared a lot about the guys. He cared a lot about the school. © 2012 NBC Sports.com