Home of the State Champion Women's Soccer team
2010

Home of the 3 time Conference Champion Women's Soccer team
2008-2009-2010

SBVC Women’s Soccer sophomore Breanne Dominguez (San Jacinto H.S.) has signed a letter of intent with the University of West Georgia.

SBVC Women’s Soccer sophomore forward Mariela Ortega (Desert Hot Springs H.S.) has signed a letter of intent with the University of West Georgia.

SBVC (15-6-3; 6-3-3) took their SoCal Regional’s run to the end, unfortunately, that end was bitter sweet as the team fell to the 11th seeded Cypress Chargers (14-4-3; 9-1-2).

Fifteenth seeded SBVC (15-5-3; 6-3-3) continued to turn the Southern California playoff brackets on their heads as they took down another giant, the 7th seeded Santa Clarita College of the Canyons Cougars (14-4-3; 9-1-2), 2-1. A video summary of the game can be seen at http://bit.ly/vYDTP5. They next travel to Cypress this Saturday, kick off is at 2 p.m.

SBVC (14-5-3; 6-3-3) will take their amazing playoff run on the road again, after defeating the number two team in SoCal in a shootout, the team will travel to number seven seeded College of the Canyons (14-3-3; 9-1-2), kick off is at 2 p.m.

Defending Women's Soccer State Champions, San Bernardino Valley College (13-5-3; 6-3-3), is onto their fifth straight playoff berth, visiting the Santa Barbara City Vaqueros (16-2-0; 11-1-0) on Saturday, November 19th at 2 p.m. at Westmont College, in the first round of the Southern California Regional’s. General admission is $8; faculty, staff, children under 12, adults 60 and older, and students with valid associated student cards are $6.

SBVC (11-5-3; 5-3-3) played from behind the entire game, a game that saw rain and brutally brisk winds, but SBVC still managed to pepper the Lancaster Antelope Valley Marauders (16-2-1; 9-2-0) goal keeper with 29 shots 10 of which were on goal in the loss, 2-1.

SBVC (11-4-2; 5-2-2) scored early and played well enough to defeat the visiting Rancho Cucamonga Chaffey Panthers (13-2-2; 6-1-2), but a rebound goal in injury time, before the end of the first half, was all the Panthers would need to salvage a tie, 1-1.

SBVC (11-4-1; 5-2-1) took 35 minutes to score, but then it was conveyor belt of goals as the Mt. San Jacinto Eagles (2-13-0; 2-6-0) , were throttled in Foothill Conference play, 4-0.

SBVC Women’s Soccer (9-4-1; 3-2-1) were in dire need of a leadership check and responded with a hard fought victory over the always pesky, Victorville Victor Valley Rams (2-9-2; 1-5-0), 1-0.