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GROSSMONT COLLEGE
Griffins' 10th season opens with rollicking home victory
EL CAJON - The Grossmont College women's soccer team got their 10th year anniversary season off to a very good start.
Two goals by Freshman Krystal Karsch led the Griffins to a 4-1 win over visiting Riverside in their home opener last Wednesday.
Karsch scored goals only two minutes apart in the first half.
Sophomore Valerie Reid made it 3-0 just before halftime on assists by Megan Hartnett (Grossmont HS) and Jessica Harris (Patrick Henry).
In the second half, sophomore Casey Simone (West Hills) scored on a 15-yard blast off an assist by Karsch.
Riverside scored a late goal to make the final score 4-1.
The next game for the Griffins is Friday Sept. 3, as they host Cochise Valley College from Arizona. They hit the road next week with a match at Rio Hondo on Wednesday.
2003 CUYAMACA COYOTES - WOMEN
EastCountySports.com
EL CAJON -- Valhalla High products Robin
Neun and Ashley Wilson scored goals
late in each half Wednesday (Aug. 27), lifting the Cuyamaca College
Coyotes to
a 2-2 draw with visiting Santa Barbara City College in both teams'
season
opener.
Neun closed the first half by nailing a
direct free kick in 39th minute to
tie the contest 1-1. A similar script followed in the second half,
as the
Coyotes erased a 2-1 deficit when forward Ashley Wilson converted
in the 71st
minute.
"We're pretty young, so it's nice to
see our team comeback like that each
time," said Neun, a sophomore forward. "I have confidence
in this team and this
will help us mesh."
Wilson, who gained notoriety last March
as an emergency goalie who won a CIF
playoff game in a record 13-round shootout, proved to be equally
dazzling
along the front line. Taking a feed from Coyotes teammate Laurel
Hanscom, Wilson
turned on a defender and left-footed a low shot just inside the
far post.
"Laurel chipped the ball over my right
shoulder toward the left side of the
net," recalled Wilson. "Then I made a couple of moves
on the defender and took
the shot, which landed in the side-netting."
Lillian Underwood and Shannon Skuce (0-0-1)
shared duties in goal for
Cuyamaca, each allowing just one goal in 40 minutes of play.
The Coyotes continued their three-game,
season-opening homestand on Friday,
entertaining state power Cypress, but the Coyotes lost a 1-0 decision.
The Chargers have advanced to the
last three state tournament final fours.
(08-27-03)
SUMMARY VAQUEROS 2, COYOTES 2 SANTA BARBARA (0-0-1) 1 1 -- 2 CUYAMACA (0-0-1) 1 1 -- 2
Scoring -- SBCC, Marie Braendstrup (Jenn Pollick), 34th;
Cuya, Robin Neun (DFK), 39th; SBCC, Tess Binkley (Tyler Goose),
55th; Cuya, Ashley Wilson (Laurel Hanscom), 71st.
(08-27-03)
CUYAMACA COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER
2003 SCHEDULE DAY/DATE OPPONENT/SITE TIME/RESULT (RECORD; CONF.) WED., AUG 27 SANTA BARBARA T 2-2 (0-0-1) FRI., AUG 29 CYPRESS L 1-0 (0-1-1) WED., SEPT 3 COLL. OF THE CANYONS W 4-1 (1-1-1) FRI., SEPT 12 AT MT. SAN ANTONIO 3:30 p.m. FRI., SEPT 19 AT CHAFFEY 2 p.m. WED., SEPT 24 *SAN DIEGO MESA 3:15 p.m. FRI., SEPT 26 *MIRACOSTA 3:15 p.m. WED., OCT 1 *AT GROSSMONT 3:15 p.m. FRI., OCT 3 *AT IMPERIAL VALLEY 3:15 p.m. WED., OCT 8 *AT SAN DIEGO CITY 1 p.m. FRI., OCT 10 *PALOMAR 3:15 p.m. WED., OCT 15 *AT SOUTHWESTERN 3:15 p.m. FRI., OCT 17 *AT SAN DIEGO MESA 3 p.m. WED., OCT 22 *AT MIRACOSTA 3 p.m. FRI., OCT 24 *GROSSMONT 3 p.m. WED., OCT 29 *IMPERIAL VALLEY 3 p.m. FRI., OCT 31 *SAN DIEGO CITY 3 p.m. WED., NOV 5 *AT PALOMAR 3 p.m. FRI., NOV 7 *SOUTHWESTERN 3 p.m. *Pacific Coast Conference matches 2003 COYOTES ROSTER No. NAME POS YR 1 SHANNON SKUCE G SO 3 AMANDA DA SILVA D FR 4 KRISTEN CORRAO M SO 5 LINDSAY MORRIS M/F FR 6 COURTNEY RICE D FR 7 JENNIFER GOMEZ F/G FR 8 LAUREN BROWN F FR 9 ERIKA TOCCO D/M FR 10 BRE SKIDMORE F FR 11 *SOFIA HUERTERO M SO 12 CHRISTINA DONSTON D FR 13 LAUREL HANSCOM M FR 14 *ROBIN NEUN D SO 15 CEARA THOMPSON D FR 16 JADE LINCOLN D FR 18 AMBER WILSON F FR 20 RACHEL CRESAP M FR 21 ERIKA SAMTER D FR 00 LILLIAN UNDERWOOD G SO *Captains HEAD COACH: SAMI NEDJAR ASSISTANTS: VICTOR RUIZ, LAILA VEJAR, CHRIS RIDENOUR
GROSSMONT COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER
2003 SCHEDULE DAY/DATE OPPONENT/SITE TIME/RESULT (RECORD; CONF.) WED., AUG 27 AT RIVERSIDE L, 1-5 (0-1-0) FRI., AUG 29 COCHISE (ARIZ.) 4 p.m. FRI., SEPT 5 L.A. PIERCE 4 p.m. WED., SEPT 10 RIVERSIDE 3:30 p.m. FRI., SEPT 12 RIO HONDO 3:30 p.m. WED., SEPT 24 *AT SOUTHWESTERN 3:15 p.m. FRI., SEPT 26 *IMPERIAL VALLEY 3:15 p.m. WED., OCT 1 *CUYAMACA 3:15 p.m. FRI., OCT 3 *MIRACOSTA 3:15 p.m. WED., OCT 8 *PALOMAR 3:15 p.m. FRI., OCT 10 *AT SAN DIEGO CITY 1 p.m. WED., OCT 15 *AT SAN DIEGO MESA 3:15 p.m. FRI., OCT 17 *SOUTHWESTERN 3 p.m. WED., OCT 22 *AT IMPERIAL VALLEY 3 p.m. FRI., OCT 24 *AT CUYAMACA 3 p.m. WED., OCT 29 *AT MIRACOSTA 3 p.m. FRI., OCT 31 *AT PALOMAR 3 p.m. WED., NOV 5 *SAN DIEGO CITY 3 p.m. FRI., NOV 7 *SAN DIEGO MESA 3 p.m. *Pacific Coast Conference matches
CUYAMACA COLLEGE MEN'S SOCCER
2003 SCHEDULE DAY/DATE OPPONENT/SITE TIME/RESULT (RECORD; CONF.) FRI., AUG 29 AT ORANGE COAST 5 p.m. WED., SEPT 3 COLL. OF THE CANYONS 4 p.m. THU., SEPT 11 CYPRESS 4 p.m. SAT., SEPT 13 VICTOR VALLEY 1 p.m. TUE., SEPT 16 AT SANTIAGO CANYON 4 p.m. SAT., SEPT 20 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY 2 p.m. FRI., SEPT 26 AT VICTOR VALLEY 3 p.m. MON., SEPT 29 AT ARIZONA WESTERN 6 p.m. WED., OCT 1 AT CHAFFEY 4 p.m. WED., OCT 8 *AT SOUTHWESTERN 3:15 p.m. FRI., OCT 10 *SAN DIEGO CITY TBA WED., OCT 15 *PALOMAR 3:15 p.m. FRI., OCT 17 *AT SAN DIEGO MESA 1 p.m. WED., OCT 22 *AT IMPERIAL VALLEY 1 p.m. FRI., OCT 24 *SOUTHWESTERN 3 p.m. WED., OCT 29 *AT SAN DIEGO CITY 3 p.m. FRI., OCT 31 *AT PALOMAR 1 p.m. WED., NOV 5 *SAN DIEGO MESA 3 p.m. FRI., NOV 7 *IMPERIAL VALLEY 1 p.m. *Pacific Coast Conference matches
2002 CUYAMACA COYOTES
EastCountySports.com
EL CAJON - The 2002 Pacific Coast Conference All-Conference Team has been announced. East County was well represented by standouts from Cuyamaca and Grossmont Colleges. Cuyamaca College's KATIE GREANEY, a sophomore, was selected PCC Player of the Year. Coyotes coach SAMI NEDJAR was named Coach of the Year.
Other Coyotes named to the team were sophomores KATIE HANDGIS, LACY LEWIS, SHANNON CHRISTMAN, LESA LEWIS, and freshman ROBIN NEUN.
Those honored from Grossmont College included
sophomores NICOLE WILLIAMS, MEREDITH LAYLAND, JESSICA TURNER and
JASMINE GERBER.
(11-26-02)
Women - Southern California Regionals - First Round
At Cuyamaca - Palomar 1, Cuyamaca 0 - Records: Palomar 16-5-1. Cuyamaca 16-3.
Men - Southern California Regionals - First round
Cuyamaca 3, Rio Hondo 0 - Goals: Diaz, Factuar, Kellerher. Saves: Brandenburg (C) 10.
10/25/02
CUYAMACA A PERFECT 10
San Diego - The Coyote women's soccer team upended San Diego City College 5-0 Friday.
The win brings this years Pacific Coast Conference record to
a perfect 10 wins, no losses and no ties. It also brings Cuyamaca's
PCC unbeaten string to 26 games. The team has gone 22 wins, no
losses and 4 ties since losing to Mesa College in the 2000 season.
Jenny Graf, Lacy Lewis, Robin Neun, Sofia Huertero and Katie Handgis scored single goals on the afternoon. Shannon Christman was credited with two assists on the day.
Doing most of the days defending were Katie Greaney, Handgis, Neun, Vanessa Traut, Meredith Harns, Elizabeth Harns. Shannon Skuce and Larkin Underwood shared the shutout.
Game report: 1st 2nd total Cuya 3 2 5 SDCC 0 0 0
MACA Scoring - Katie Handgis (Robin Neun), Sofia Huertero (Shannon
Christman,
Misty Boyd) Neun (un); Lacy Lewis (Neun, Greaney), Jenny Graf
(Christman, La.
Lewis)
SDCC Scoring - none
MACA Goalkeeping - Shannon Skuce, 45 minutes and Larkin Underwood, 45 minutes
MACA OVERALL RECORD: 15-1-0
MACA PCC RECORD: 10-0-0
10/23/02
CUYAMACA KEEPS ON ROLLING
El Centro - The Coyote women's soccer team defeated Imperial Valley College 9-0 today.
Lydia Castro (1 goal, 3 assists, 5 points), Shannon Christman (2 goals, 1 assist, 5 points), Lacy Lewis (2 goals), Elizabeth Harns (1 goal and 1 assist) and Katie Handgis (1 goal and 1 assist) led the balanced attack.
Shannon Skuce got the team's tenth shutout victory of the season.
Game report: 1st 2nd total MACA 5 4 9 IVC 0 0 0
MACA Scoring - Elizabeth Harns (Lydia Castro, Vanessa Traut), Sofia Huertero (Katie Greaney), Jenny Graf (Shannon Christman), Christman (Robin Nuen, Shannon Skuce), Katie Handgis (un); Lacy Lewis (Castro, E. Harns), La. Lewis (Castro, Handgis), Castro (un), Christman (un).
MACA Goalkeeping - Shannon Skuce, 90 minutes one save, shutout
10/11/02
Cuyamaca Road Show Continues
San Diego - The Coyotes women's soccer team won at San Diego Mesa today, 2-1. It marked their sixth-straight Pacific Coast Conference win. The team is in the middle of seven-straight games away from home.
Robin Neun got the MACA on the board as she fired in a free
kick. Shannon Christman doubled the lead as she headed in Brianne
Chamney's corner kick.
The rest of the half saw lots of fine action with both teams trading
chances.
Nuen, Katie Handgis and Katie Greaney were superb on defense for
Cuyamaca.
The second half saw Mesa turn up the pressure. Maca's Jenn Encalada had five saves and Cuyamaca midfielder Theresa Warcholik also saved a shot off the line. With twelve minutes left Mesa's Torre Crandall hit the net with a fine long distance shot. From there it was Handgis, Greaney and Niki Tunnell who stood firm.
Game report:
1st 2nd total
Cuya 2 0 2
Mesa 0 1 1
Cuya Scoring - Robin Neun (Lacy Lewis, Ana Zepeda), Shannon
Christman
(Brianne Chamney)
SD Mesa Scoring - Torre Crandall
Cuya Goalkeeping: Shannon Skuce - 45 minutes, 2 saves, no goals
allowed
Jenn Encalada - 45 minutes, 5 saves, one goal allowed
MACA OVERALL RECORD: 11-1-0
MACA PCC RECORD: 6-0-0
10/09/02
Coyotes On a Tear
Chula Vista - The Coyote women's soccer team won their fifth straight Pacific Coast Conference match as they shutout Southwestern College 8-0.
Shannon Christman and Carmen Duran led the MACA with two goals apiece. Jenny Graf (1 goal and 2 assists), Lacy Lewis (1 goal and 1 assist), Vanessa Traut (2 assists), Elizabeth Harns (2 assists), Niki Tunnell (1 goal), and Misty Boyd (1 goal) also paced the attack.
Katie Greaney, Katie Handgis, Meredith Harns, Kristen Carrao and Robin Neun were solid again as the defense recorded their fifth straight shutout in Pacific Coast Conference play. Larkin Underwood made three saves on the day in goal.
Game report:
1st 2nd total
Cuya 7 1 8
S'western 0 0 0
Cuya Scoring - Christman (2), Duran (2), Boyd, Tunnell, Graf,
La. Lewis
S'western Scoring - none
Cuya Goalkeeping - Larkin Underwood shutout with three saves.
10/05/02
Cuyamaca Off to Great Start
San Marcos - The Coyote women's soccer team defeated Palomar College 2-0 yesterday. It marked the team's ninth win out of their first ten matches.
Robin Neun got the MACA on the board when she curved in a corner kick midway through the first half. The second half saw some end to end action with both teams displaying fine attacks. Cuyamaca grabbed their second goal when Brianne Chamney sent a flighted long ball to Lacy Lewis who got to the end line and sent a fine cross into the box whereShannon Christman finished it.
Katie Greaney, Katie Handgis and Neun were solid again as the defense recorded their fourth straight shutout in Pacific Coast Conference play. Shannon Skuce made five saves on the day in goal.
Game report:
1st 2nd total
Cuyamaca 1 1 2
Palomar 0 0 0
MACA Scoring - Robin Neun (unassisted), Shannon Christman (Lacy
Lewis,
Brianne Chamney)
Palomar Scoring - none
MACA Goalkeeping - Shannon Skuce shutout with five saves.
Friday, Oct. 4
Grossmont College 2, San Diego City 0
10/03/02
Cuyamaca Wins Again
El Cajon - The Coyote women's soccer team defeated San Diego City College 8-0 yesterday.
Carmen Duran and Ana Zepeda led the attack with two goals each. Katie Handgis, Vanessa Traut, Kristen Carrao and Katie Greaney scored single tallies as well. Sofia Huertero and Robin Neun chipped in with two assists apiece.
The goalkeeper tandem of Larkin Underwood and Jennifer Encalada got credit for the shutout.
Game report:
1st 2nd total
Cuya 4 4 8
SDCC 0 0 0
CC Scoring - Katie Handgis (Robin Neun), Carmen Duran (Handgis, Katie Greaney), Kristen Carrao (Vanessa Traut, Neun), Traut (Niki Tunnell, Carrao), Duran (Carrao, Chamney), Ana Zepeda (Sofia Huertero), Zepeda (Huertero, Misty Boyd), Greaney (Theresa Warcholik)
CC Goalkeeping - Larkin Underwood and Jennifer Encalada shutout with one save each
09/27/02
Cuyamaca Continues to Roll
El Cajon - The Coyotes women's soccer team defeated Imperial Valley College 9-0 Friday afternoon.
Cuyamaca had a well balanced attack as Sofia Huertero, Ana Zepeda, Misty Boyd, Lacy Lewis, Lesa Lewis, Katie Handgis, Carmen Duran and Vanessa Traut scored a goal each. Elizabeth Harns added three assists.
The defense was anchored by Katie Greaney and goalkeeper Jennifer Encalada got her first shutout of the season.
Game report:
1st 2nd total
Cuya 5 4 9
IVC 0 0 0
MACA Scoring - Ana Zepeda (Lacy Lewis), Sofia Huertero (Elizabeth Harns), Lesa Lewis (Vanessa Traut), Lacy Lewis (Huertero, E. Harns), Vanessa Traut (unassisted), own goal, Carmen Duran (Kristen Carrao), Katie Handgis (Niki Tunnell), and Misty Boyd (unassisted)
Goalkeeping - Jennifer Encalada shutout with one save.
Friday, Sept. 27
Grossmont (1-1, 3-3-2) 3, MiraCosta 1
Griffins goals: Renfro, Layland, Turner.
Cuyamaca Opens up Conference Play with a Shutout Win
El Cajon - The Coyote women's soccer team began Pacific Coast Conference action with a 1-0 win over local rival Grossmont College. After peppering the Griffin goal for more than an hour, second year forward Lydia Castro pounced on a Robin Nuen corner kick to grad the games only goal.
Theresa Warcholik, Elizabeth Harns, Sofia Huertero, Ana Zepeda and Meredith Harns did a lot of set up work in the midfield during the hard-fought match.
Goalkeeper Shannon Skuce was still very sharp. She was credited with four saves on the day as she posted her second shutout of the young season. For the second straight match, Katie Handgis, Katie Greaney and Nuen were the key to an unyielding defense.
Game report:
1st 2nd total
Cuya 0 1 1
Grossmont 0 0 0
Scoring - Lydia Castro (Robin Nuen)
Wednesday, Sept. 11
Cuyamaca 3, Chaffey 2
Coyotes goals: Le. Lewis, La. Lewis, Warcholik.
Friday, Sept. 7
Cypress 5, Cuyamaca 0
MEN (5-1-3)
Thursday, Sept. 26
Cuyamaca 1, Rio Hondo 1
Coyotes goal: Diaz.
Tuesday, Sept. 24
Cuyamaca 8, Citrus 0
Coyotes goal leaders: Wirick 2, R. Smith 2.
Saturday, Sept. 21
Cuyamaca 2, Oxnard 2
Tuesday, Sept. 17
Cuyamaca 2, Santiago Canyon 2
Coyotes goals: Kelleher (C) 2.
Saturday, Sept. 14
Cuyamaca 3, Victor Valley 2
Coyotes goals: Caraveo 2, Kelleher. Coyotes saves:
Brandenburg 12.
Friday, Sept. 13
Cuyamaca 4, Golden West 2
2001 coverage
STATE QUARTERFINALS
TUESDAY'S GAME
WOMEN
SOUTH
(1) Long Beach 1, (5) Cuyamaca 0 (2 OT)
Freshman Kim Jents hit a side volley at 119:50 to snap the Coyotes' 17 game unbeaten streak. It was her 32nd goal of the season.
'Maca started off well as Lydia Castro's header had to be saved
by GK Cari Delaney. The Coyotes showed they could match the state's
top team as Natalie Parkin, Elizabeth Harns and Heather Copher
all made runs down the flank.
'Maca generated 5 shots to Beach's 6 in the first 45 minutes.
They also stood firm as they withstood 12 fouls by LBCC.
The second half saw the Vikings take more control. 'Maca kept
the scoreboard even although Long Beach took 12
more shots and Lisa Baker made 6 saves. 'Maca did have a chance
to win the match with 8 minutes left, as CC's set piece was flicked
on by Shannon Christman. Lesa Lewis struck it firm, but Delaney
made the point blank save to send game
into overtime.
The first overtime saw the defending state champs throw everything
at 'Maca, posting 12 shots in 15 Minutes. Angela Simpson, Katie
Handgis, Meredith Harns and Nichole Tunnell stood firm and Baker
made 6 more saves. The second over-
time saw Maca get three chances, as Lacy Lewis, Melissa Morgan
and Katherine Greaney made runs down the middle of the field.
But, the last gasp effort from the Vikings won the thrilling match.
Laila Vejar, Jenny Graf and LeAnn Darnell also contributed on the day for 'Maca.
Cuyamaca ends their season with an overall record of 17 wins,
2 losses and 4 ties.
"This has been Cuyamaca's best team everHead Coach, Sami
B. Nedjar said. "The team won their first ever PCC Championship,
they had a 17 game unbeaten streak and what a display they put
on in their first trip ever to the playoffs. I can't tell you
how happy I was with the team's play today. It is a shame that
we couldn't pull off the upset of the year."
Long Beach City heads into the State Finals with a record of 22-1-0.
Cuyamaca earns showdown with Long Beach
The Cuyamaca Coyotes defeated the Ventura Pirates 2-1 to keep their hot streak going.
The win at Ventura College ran Cuyamaca's unbeaten streak to 17 games. The team has won 14 and tied 3 since its 1-0 loss to Saddleback on September 12th.
Natalie Parkin started 'Maca's first real attack of the day with a pass down the line to Heather Copher, who served it up for Lesa Lewis for a goal.
Parkin was involved again as she cleared a Pirate shot off
the goal-line
minutes later.
The lead doubled when Katie Handgis' throw-in was flicked on
by Shannon Christman. Lydia Castro provided the finishing touch.
Ventura got one back just before half-time as they barely beat
Cuyamaca's offside trap.
CC final record: 17 wins, 2 loss and 4 ties
CUYAMACA COLLEGE
Women's Soccer
Cuyamaca Wins 1st PCC Title
The Cuyamaca College women's soccer team won its
first Pacific Coast Conference title and the team finished
conference play undefeated.
Cuyamaca ended its regular season with a 2-0 road win
against Mira Costa.
Midway through the first half, Elizabeth Harns took a quick throw-in to Lydia Castro, she quickly helped in on and Lesa Lewis finshed it off.
Both defenses took over and the half-time score remained 1-0.
'Maca turned it up in the second half and created many chances.
Shannon Christman headed in Katie Handgis' throw-in to end the
scoring.
The Coyotes end the season with an 11-0-3 PCC record and a
15-1-4 overall record.
Wednesday's Score
Cuyamaca 2, Southwestern 2
Second-straight conference tie for Coyotes
Lydia Castro and Katie Handgis scored two the goals as 'Maca jumped out to a 2-0 lead. 'Maca hung on to the tie as it survived a red card and a last minute penalty kick call.
Coyotes take another win from Comets
Cuyamaca knocked off Palomar, 3-2, on Wednesday to improve to 4-0 in the PCC and 7-1-1 overall.
Lacy Lewis, Shannon Christman and Heather Copher scored one goal each for the Coyotes. Natalie Parkin assisted on the first two goals and Meredith Harns assisted on the third goal.
In a 3-0 win at San Diego City last week, Lesa Lewis scored two goals in the first half and led Cuyamaca to its third straight conference win. Lisa Baker and Nichole Tunnell combined for the shutout.
Coyotes keep ball rolling with lopsided win
El Centro - The Cuyamaca women's team kept its Pacific Coast Conference record perfect with an 11-0 win at Imperial Valley College.
'Maca had a very balanced attack with nine players scoring goals during the game. Lisa Baker made the most of her first start of the year in the field (she had started every game in goal), as had a goal and two assists. Angela Simpson and Shannon Christman each scored two goals.
Other scoring highlights for the Coyotes included Melissa Morgan, who curled in a corner kick, Lesa Lewis, who powered in a far-post header, Katie Handgis, who hammered a free kick goal, and LeAnn Darnell, who put in her first goal of the year.
IVC 0 - CUYAMACA 11
MACA - Lisa Baker (un), LeAnn Darnell (Angela Simpson, Baker),
Simpson (Natalie Parkin, Lacy Lewis), Shannon Christman (un),
Heather Copher (Laila Vejar), Katie Handgis (un), Christman (Copher),
Lesa Lewis (Baker), Simpson
(un), Melissa Morgan (un), Jenny Graf (un)
OPP - none
Scoring 1 2 total
MACA 5 6 11
OPP 0 0 0
Goalkeeping
Team Min Shots Faced Saves GA
MACA (Castro) 45 0 0 0
MACA (Tunnell)45 0 0 0
OPP 90 33 12 11
MACA overall record (5 wins, 1 loss, 1 tie)
MACA PCC record (2 wins, 0 losses, 0 ties)
CC women overall record: 16 wins, 1 loss and 4 ties
Conf. Record - 7-1-2
Overall Record - 15-3-4; 57 GF, 20 GA
Goals - Yoshinaga 7, Bohm 7, Quinzii 6, Wheelock 5, F. Diaz 4, Gilmore 3, Tarantino 3, Fadden 3, Castellanos 2, Sharif 2, Simpson. Assists - Sharif 3, F. Diaz 2. Saves - Hernandez 15, Whittacker 12. Shutouts - Whitacker 2.
2001 Regular Season Statistics
Season Individual Offensive Statistics NAME GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS Lacy Lewis 18 11 6 28 Shannon Christman 19 10 6 26 Heather Copher 18 8 6 22 Lydia Castro 19 11 2 24 Natalie Parkin 18 4 12 20 Angela Simpson 18 5 3 13 Conference Individual Offensive Statistics NAME GP GOALS ASSISTS POINTS Lacy Lewis 12 7 6 20 Shannon Christman 13 8 4 20 Natalie Parkin 12 3 10 16 Heather Copher 12 6 3 15 Lesa Lewis 12 6 2 14 Angela Simpson 12 4 2 10 Season Goalkeeping Statistics NAME GS GP MINUTES SAVES GA SO GAA REC Lisa Baker 15 15 1050 63 8 4.0 0.600 10-0-3 Lydia Castro 1 5 180 12 3 1.5 1.500 1-1-0 Nichole Tunnell 3 8 355 11 3 2.5 0.761 3-0-1 Lacy Lewis 0 1 45 1 0 0.5 0.000 0-0-0 Katie Handgis 0 1 45 1 0 0.0 0.000 0-0-0 Angela Simpson 0 1 45 1 0 0.5 0.000 0-0-0 Conference Goalkeeping Statistics NAME GS GP MINUTES SAVES GA SO GAA REC Lisa Baker 9 9 680 29 6 2.5 0.794 7-0-2 Lydia Castro 1 3 130 9 2 1.0 1.385 1-0-0 Nichole Tunnell 2 5 225 7 1 1.0 0.400 2-0-0 Lacy Lewis 0 1 45 1 0 1.0 0.000 0-0-0 Katie Handgis 0 1 45 1 0 0.0 0.000 0-0-0 Angela Simpson 0 1 45 1 0 0.5 0.000 0-0-0
GS Denotes games started
GP Denotes amount of games played
GA Denotes amount of goals allowed
SO Shutouts
GAA Goals against average
REC Record
PACIFIC
COAST CONFRENCE
WOMEN
2001
All-Conference Team Name Position Year School Lisa Baker Midfield/Gk Soph Cuyamaca Amber Bradley Midfielder Soph Grossmont Victoria Crandall Forward Frosh Mesa Sheila Dayog Defender Soph Mesa Katie Greaney Midfielder Frosh Cuyamaca Diana Gonzales IVC Jamie Kroesch Midfielder Soph Palomar Meredith Layland Defender Frosh Grossmont Lacy Lewis Forward Frosh Cuyamaca Lesa Lewis Midfielder Frosh Cuyamaca Gloria Martinez Midfielder Frosh Southwestern Jennifer Nations Forward Frosh Mesa Jamie Ooms Defender Soph Mesa Ashley Ormsby Midfielder Soph Grossmont Natalie Parkin Midfielder Soph Cuyamaca Sophia Perez Goalkeeper Soph Mesa Ana Pinto Forward Frosh Grossmont Corinna Romero Forward Frosh Palomar Angela Simpson Defender Soph Cuyamaca Brooke Sutton Midfielder Soph Mira Costa Maira Urias Defender Soph Southwestern Wilda Wenceslao Midfielder Soph San Diego City
LEAGUE CHAMPION --- CUYAMACA COLLEGE (11-0-3)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR --- GLORIA MARTINEZ (Southwestern College)
COACH OF THE YEAR --- SAMI B. NEDJAR (Cuyamaca College)
MEN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Tuesday, November 13, 2001
(5) Cuyamaca 3, (12) LA City 1
Saturday, November 17, 2001
(4) San Diego Mesa 4, (5) Cuyamaca 0
WOMEN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Tuesday, November 13, 2001
(5) Cuyamaca 3, (12) Grossmont 0
Saturday, November 17, 2001
(5) Cuyamaca 2, (4) Ventura 1
GROSSMONT GRIFFINS
Grossmont qualifies for postseason
With victories in four of its last six matches, the Grossmont
College women's soccer team finished out the regular season on
a strong note, earning a spot in the Southern California Regional
playoffs. The Griffins (12-5-3 overall, 10-3-1 in the Pacific
Coast Conference) will open the first round of the playoffs this
Tuesday (Nov. 19) at Santa Barbara. The two teams met early in
the season, with the Vaqueros scoring a 3-1 victory.
Grossmont College women's soccer program just reached a major milestone on Tuesday (Nov. 6) recording its 100th victory with a 4-0 win at Imperial Valley College.
The program started in 1995 by coach Howard Hawver.
During that span the program has produced one All-American, three All-Western Regional players and sent more than 20 players on to the next level of college soccer.
In 1996, the Griffins won the first annual Cuesta Cup
tournament which has become the premier Community College tournament
in southern California. They have won the Pacific Coast Conference
championship three times and reached the Southern California regional
playoffs six out of
seven years. They have outscored their opponents 550-97 and built
a .785 winning percentage.
Here are the year to year records: Overall Records Year Home Away Playoff PCC Overall 1995 9-1-1 5-4-0 0-1-0 9-2-1 14-5-1 1996 5-0-2 10-3-1 0-0-1 8-3-1 15-3-3 1997 7-1-0 6-1-1 0-0-0 11-2-1 13-2-1 1998 6-1-1 7-0-1 0-1-0 10-0-2 13-1-2 1999 7-0-3 8-1-1 0-0-1 12-1-1 15-1-4 2000 5-1-2 9-4-0 1-1-0 9-3-2 14-6-2 2001 10-2-1 6-2-1 0-0-0 9-4-1 16-4-2 Total 49-6-10 51-15-5 1-3-2 68-15-9 100-22-15
Cuyamaca tops Grossmont for second time
Wednesday's game Cuyamaca 4, Grossmont 2
Highlights: Cuyamaca got goals from Shannon Christman, LeAnn Darnell, Heather Copher and Angela Simpson. Katie Greaney assisted on the first two goals.
9-0 win vs Imperial Valley
Natalie Parkin scored twice and Lydia Castro, Shannon Christman,
Angie Billings, Katie Greaney, Katie Handgis, Meredith Harns and
Heather Copher each tallied single goals as Nikki Tunnell and
Lacy Lewis shared the shutout.
Cuyamaca 5, Mira Costa 0
1 2 total cc 3 2 5 mcc 0 0 0
goals for cc:
Lesa Lewis, Lacy Lewis, Shannon Christman, Heather Copher and
Angela Simpson
assists for cc:
Lacy Lewis, Natalie Parkin, Katie Greaney and Elizabeth Harns
shutout:
Lisa Baker / Lydia Castro
Mesa is Coyotes' latest victim
Cuyamaca downed Mesa, 2-1, in a key Pacific Coast Conference match on Wednesday.
Shannon Christman scored on an assist from Katie Handgis, and Lacy Lewis added a second goal in the first half on another helper from Handgis.
Mesa scored in the second half.
Cuyamaca College's record improved to 9-1-1 overall and 6-0-0
in the PCC.
Also, in a 2-0 win at Southwestern earlier in the week, Heather
Copher scored off of a first half assist from Natalie Parkin.
Lacy Lewis scored from Lydia Castro at the end of the match. Lisa
Baker got the shutout.
Coyotes start off well against Grossmont
El Cajon - The Cuyamaca women's team opened Pacific Coast Conference play with a 2-1 win at Grossmont College on Friday.
The Coyotes started off strong with many chances at goal. Several shots were saved, some were just off target and one clipped off the crossbar. But the half-time score remained 0-0.
The second half was played more end-to-end
with both teams creating chances.
Cuyamaca took the lead on a nice dribbling run run Lesa Lewis.
When she got close to the penalty area, she played the ball left
to Shannon Christman.
Christman made a nice left footed cross to Lydia Castro who put
in her fifth goal of the year. Grossmont tied the score minutes
later. But, with less than a minute left in the match, Lacy Lewis
pounced on a free ball 30 yards out and lifted it over the Grossmont
goalkeeper.
GROSSMONT 1 - CUYAMACA 2
MACA - Lydia Castro (Shannon Christman, Lesa Lewis), Lacy Lewis
(un)
OPP - unknown
Scoring 1 2 total
MACA 0 2 2
OPP 0 1 1
Goalkeeping
Team Minutes Shots Faced Saves GA
MACA (Lisa Baker)90 8 4 1
OPP 90 15 6 2
Coyotes Remain Unbeaten
El Cajon - The Cuyamaca women's team undefeated string continued with a 6-0 win over Santa Ana College.
Lacy Lewis continued to put shots on frame and was rewarded with a three goal effort. Nichole Tunnell added her first goal of the season. Laila Vejar tallied one for the MACA as she nicked in a rebound off the post. Angela Simpson finished off a nice combination from Katie Greaney and Lisa Baker.09/07/01
CUYAMACA 6 - Santa Ana 0
MACA - Lacy Lewis 3, Laila Vejar, Angela Simspon, Nichole Tunnell
OPP - none
Scoring 1 2 total MACA 1 5 6 OPP 0 0 0
Shutout: Baker / Castro
The Cuyamaca Coyotes won their first ever playoff match with a 3-0 win over Grossmont Tuesday.
In their first match since winning the Pacific Coast Conference
(11-0-3), the Cuyamaca women shut out the Griffins
on three goals by the Lewis twins. Lacy Lewis scored two and Lesa
Lewis had one to lead 'Maca into the quarterfinals. Lisa Baker
had the
shutout in goal.
Meanwhile, the Cuyamaca men advanced by knocking off L.A. City in a first-round regional game.
GROSSMONT COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER
Record: Overall 13-5-2; 5-4-1 PCC.
Reported leaders: GOALS - Pinto 9, Ormsby 9, Montgomery 4, Kitt 2, Laytand 2, Ramirez 1, Sheppard, Bradley, Klemstein.
Saves: March 8.
Shutout: March 2, Gerber 1.