City Section results

Final

El Camino Real 4, San Pedro 0
The top-seeded Conquistadores scored in the first minute of each half and added two goals later in the second half at Contreras High to win their eighth consecutive title and 37th consecutive playoff game.

Senior midfielder Megan Quinn scored in the first minute. El Camino Real (13-8-2) scored in the 41st minute when a shot by Quinn went off a Pirate defender and into the net.

Senior midfielder Katie Etcher (48th minute) and junior forward Michelle Somers (70th minute) also scored for the Conquistadores.

Sophomore goalkeeper Cody Kornack made eight saves for her 10th shutout of the season.

"Whenever you give up a goal within the first seconds of each half it sets the tone of the rest of the game," San Pedro Coach Gerhard Weber said after his team, which was seeded third, fell to 18-4. "It puts your team in a mind-set that invites further mistakes and changes the whole momentum for the other team, and it allows them to be more relaxed and invites them to play even more flawless than they already are."

On the first goal, "the team was physically out there but mentally not out there," Weber said.

Quinn said the first goal "opened the floodgates."

-- Steven Herbert

INVITATIONAL DIVISION

Final

Fremont 2, Bell 1
Junior midfielder Biridiana Ortega scored on a 57th minute penalty kick to give the Pathfinders (16-5-2) the victory at Contreras. Fremont had tied the score in the 27th minute on a goal by junior midfielder Cristal Espinoza. Senior defender Maria Diaz scored on a 24th minute penalty kick for Bell.

CITY SECTION FINALS

Small Schools Division

Sherman Oaks CES 2, Foshay 0

Senior midfielder Kristian Sanchez snapped a scoreless tie in 57th minute with a close-range goal and five minutes later junior forward Antonia Aljawani added another goal to give the Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies a 2-0 victory over defending champion Foshay in the City Section girls' soccer Small Schools Division championship game.