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Women's Soccer: All-Conference team selected
November 19, 2009

Under the tutelage of sixth-year coach Kristin Hauge, SBVC Women's Soccer ended the regular season undefeated and the team won a school record 17 games, on their way to winning their second straight Foothill Conference title. Continuing to build on its reputation as an up-and-coming program in the region, the 17 wins led to another first, a ranking of 6th in the state, and 3rd in Southern California. SBVC Women’s Soccer will face Bakersfield, at home, this Saturday, November 21 at 2 p.m. in the first round of the state playoffs. General admission is $8; faculty, staff, children under 12, adults 60 and older, and students with valid associated student cards are $6. 

The first place conference finish led to the Wolverines third straight playoff appearance in the team’s history, giving SBVC its first visit to the playoffs in back-to-back-to-back years. In addition, the team was awarded a home playoff game for the first time in team history. 

Women’s Soccer had 13 players named All-Foothill Conference, sophomore midfielder Sylvia Fuentes (Moreno Valley H.S.), freshman defender Angela Young (San Bernardino Cajon), freshman midfielder Lauren Evans (Redlands H.S.), and freshman forward Araceli Sanchez (Moreno Valley H.S.) were all named to First Team All-Foothill Conference. Fuentes was the 2008 Foothill Conference MVP. 

Those named second team All-Foothill Conference were sophomore goal keeper Maria Magaña (San Bernardino Arroyo Valley), freshman forward Evelyn Calderon (Fontana A.B. Miller), freshman forward Juana Padilla (San Bernardino H.S.), and sophomore midfielder Christine Meza (Rialto H.S.). Calderon was also the California Student Athlete of the Month award and was named the SBVC Student Athlete of the Month in the same month. In 2008, Magaña was named honorable mention All-Foothill Conference. One of the most prolific scorers in state history, Evelyn Calderon, finished the regular season with 20 goals and 11 assists equaling 51 total points.

Those named honorable mention All-Foothill Conference were, freshman midfielder Angelina King (Redlands H.S.), freshman defender Jensen Keith (Moreno Valley Valley View), sophomore midfielder Elizabeth Tapia (Nuevo Nuview Bridge), sophomore defender Yesenia Castillo (San Bernardino Aquinas), and freshman forward Lizeth Diaz (Moreno Valley Rancho Verde). In 2008, Castillo was named second team All-Foothill Conference.

The 2009 soccer season has been a great one for Valley College women's soccer and one that will be remembered for years to come.

SBVC faced off against the eleventh ranked team in Southern California in the San Diego Mesa Olympians, and while the game was a stalemate throughout, a penalty kick decided the game, as SBVC won, 1-0.

The victory over the Olympians gives SBVC its first undefeated season in Women’s Soccer in team history. In addition, the sixth ranked SBVC Women’s Soccer team won its second straight Foothill Conference title another first for the team, who just last year won its first Conference title ever.

The deciding goal came in the second half as Mesa sophomore goal keeper Alysia Barone (La Jolla) was called for a foul in the penalty box after a rough recovery. Moments later sophomore midfielder Sylvia Fuentes (Moreno Valley H.S.) converted the penalty kick and that is all SBVC would need to secure the victory.

SBVC barraged the Mesa keeper with 18 shots on goal and SBVC sophomore goal keeper Maria Magana (San Bernardino Arroyo Valley) had 8 saves. In the 60^th minute, Mesa turned up the heat keeping the ball on their end for most of the rest of the match, and the defense adopted the “bend, but do not break” philosophy as they absorbed every onslaught and turned away every attack.

The south seeding meeting, to determine playoff seedings for Men’s and Women’s Soccer, will be held on Tuesday, November 17th at Fullerton College at 11am.

SBVC dumped the Whittier Rio Hondo Roadrunners, 5-1, finishing Foothill Conference play undefeated with one more regular season game before playoffs begin. SBVC freshman forward Araceli Sanchez (Moreno Valley H.S.) opened up the scoring in the 9th minute on an assist from sophomore midfielder Elizabeth Tapia (Nuevo Nuview Bridge). Seven minutes later freshman forward Evelyn Calderon (Fontana A.B. Miller) scored a goal, to bring her overall total to 20 goals on the season. Sophomore midfielder Sylvia Fuentes (Moreno Valley H.S.) connected on a goal and in the 32nd minute, with an assist by Calderon and four minutes later freshman midfielder Angelina King (Redlands H.S.) converted a penalty kick opportunity to go into half time with SBVC 4 and Rio 1. Moments after the second half started, sophomore midfielder Christine Meza (Rialto H.S.) scored with an assist from Fuentes. SBVC's last regular season game is this Friday, at home, versus the San Diego Mesa Olympians.

In the first 29 seconds of the game, sophomore midfielder Leslie De La Trinidad (Trabuco Hills) scored her first goal of the season and thus SBVC (14-0-4) (8-0-2) continued its destruction of Foothill Conference opponents, as they thumped the Mt. San Jacinto Eagles, 6-1. Freshman forward Evelyn Calderon (Fontana A.B. Miller) continued to cement her place in school and conference history as she scored two more goals, totaling 19 goals on the season so far, with three games left. Freshman forward Juana Padilla (San Bernardino H.S.) has been on a rampage as of late scoring 5 goals in the last two games, including all three goals over conference rival Antelope Valley, Padilla has 13 goals on the season so far. Freshman forward Lizeth Diaz (Rancho Verde) added her 6 goal of the year. SBVC travels to regional rival, Victorville Victor Valley this Friday.

SBVC destroyed College of the Desert, 10-0, moving closer to their goal of winning the Foothill Conference title. Freshman forward Evelyn Calderon (Fontana A.B. Miller) continued to cement her place in school and conference history as she scored two more goals, totaling 17 goals on the season so far, with five games left. Sophomore forward Sarahi ‘Poly’ Bransford (Riverside Poly) had 3 assists, freshman forward Araceli Sanchez (Moreno Valley H.S.) had two goals and an assist, and sophomore midfielder Elizabeth Tapia (Nuevo Nuview Bridge) had two goals, in the rout. SBVC’s next game will be showdown between Foothill Conference leaders as SBVC travels to Lancaster Antelope Valley this Friday.

Women's Soccer: Calderon named California Student Athlete of the Month
October 13, 2009

Women’s soccer freshman forward Evelyn Calderon (Fontana Azariel Blanchard Miller H.S.) was named by the California Community College Sports Information Association (CCCSIA) and California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) as the California Student Athlete of the Month for the month of September. Last week, Calderon was named San Bernardino Valley College Student Athlete of the Month for the month of September.

SBVC defended their current reign as Foothill Conference leaders by defeating the Victor Valley Rams, 2-1. The game took a surprising twist early when freshman midfielder Angelina King (Redlands) was ejected on a red card in the 34^th minute, leaving SBVC a player down for the remaining time. In the 65^th minute, Victor Valley Women’s Soccer head coach Mike Bradbury was ejected for arguing calls. The game remained scoreless until the 70^th minute, when sophomore midfielder Sylvia Fuentes (Moreno Valley) connected on a goal and in the 75^th minute freshman forward Araceli Sanchez (Moreno Valley) scored with an assist from sophomore midfielder Christine Meza (Rialto). This is the fifth straight win for SBVC in Conference play and their next game is at Whittier Rio Hondo this Friday.

Women's Soccer: Calderon named SBVC Student Athlete of the Month
October 8, 2009

Women’s soccer freshman forward Evelyn Calderon (Fontana Azariel Blanchard Miller H.S.) was named the San Bernardino Valley College Student Athlete of the Month for the month of September.  

Head coach Kristin Hauge gave her reasons why Calderon deserved such an honor.  

      “Evelyn has 14 goals and nine assists in ten games, equaling 37 total points, the SBVC scoring record is 17 in a season. Evelyn has had two game winning goals and a game tying goal in final two minutes of play versus Santiago Canyon. Santiago Canyon is ranked number one in California and number four in the United States.

       Evelyn is currently ranked number one in the state in scoring with 37 points and currently ranked number one in the Foothill Conference in goals, assists, and total points.

       SBVC Women’s Soccer is first in the Foothill Conference with a 9-0-2 overall record and 3-0-0 Conference record. SBVC Women’s Soccer is ranked 9^th in Southern California and 13^th in California.”

SBVC knocked off the Antelope Valley Marauders, 1-0, to gain sole possession of first place in the Foothill Conference. The one goal scored in the 79th minute, on a rebound off the Marauders goalie and tapped in by freshman forward Juana Padilla (San Bernardino H.S.). Each team played tough, as the stifling defenses would not let much get by them, some of that aggressive play was rewarded with yellow cards. The next game for SBVC Women’s Soccer will be at Mt. San Jacinto on Friday, October 9.

Last season SBVC Women’s Soccer (3-0-1) won their first Foothill Conference title in team history and is on their way to a repeat performance after scoring 26 goals in 4 games. Their offense is potent, their defense is strong, and goalies make the most out of their opportunities.

At home, the women are 3-0, scoring 24 goals, leaving the opponents to score 1 goal. Their only tie, 2-2, was at the hands of one of the best women’s soccer programs in the state, Santiago Canyon.

Leading the team in goals is freshman forward Evelyn Calderon (Fontana Miller) with 8. She has scored at least once in all four games and had a three goal game versus Pasadena. If she’s not scoring goals, she is assisting on them, because she leads the team with 5 assists as well.

In net for a lion’s share of the minutes is sophomore goal keeper Maria Magaña (San Bernardino Arroyo Valley). She has seen over 242 minutes in goal with 11 saves and only 3 goals allowed. Net minding duties are shared with sophomore Natalia Guevara (Rialto H.S.) and freshman Bianca Contreras (Moreno Valley Canyon Springs). Guevara has 73 minutes in goal with 1 save and no goals against and Contreras has 43 minutes in goal with 2 saves and no goals against.

Other scorers include freshman forward Juana Padilla (San Bernardino H.S.) with 4 goals and sophomore forward Sarahi ‘Poly’ Bransford (Riverside Poly) with 3 goals and 1 assist.