Southern Section

Saturday, Feb. 7

TOURNAMENTS

IRVINE/SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Championship

Santa Barbara 7, Foothill 5

Third Place

Newport Harbor 9, Corona del Mar 4
Anne Belden had four goals, three steals and one assist and Carolyn Conway added two goals, two steals and one assist to lead second-seeded Newport Harbor, which led, 4-1, at halftime and, 6-2, after three quarters. Katya Eadington had three goals and two steals for No. 5 Corona del Mar (15-9). The Sailors are No. 2 in The Times’ rankings.

Fifth Place

Long Beach Wilson 7, Los Alamitos 4
Allie Lamb, Lauren Silver and Amy Lamb had two goals apiece to lift Long Beach Wilson, which trailed, 3-1, at halftime. The Bruins, No. 4 in the Times’ rankings, came back, scoring twice in the third quarter, and then added four more goals in the final period. Wilson goalie Niki Lolis made eight saves while Griffins keeper Lauren Burke deflected six shots.

Seventh Place

Santa Margarita 7, Coronado 6 (OT)
Darby Anderson scored from two meters with 1 minute 17 seconds left in overtime to lift Santa Margarita to a victory in the seventh-place game of the Irvine Southern California Championships at Corona del Mar High. Anderson finished with three goals, including one in each of the first two quarters. Anne Markel, Kristin Palase and Amy Isaac also scored for the Eagles (16-10), who built a 5-1 halftime lead lost it. Coronado rallied in the second half and tied the game at 6-6 on a goal by Sydney Van Orden in the final seconds of regulation play

Ninth Place

Arlington 7, Woodbridge 6
Nikki Frish scored three goals to lift Arlington (21-5) past No. 10 Woodbridge. Jacquelyn Gauthier scored all four of Woodbridge’s first-half goals to give the Warriors a 4-1 advantage at halftime. Arlington answered with a four-goal run in the third, highlighted by two goals from Layla Behzadian. Later, in the fourth quarter, the Lions broke a 5-5 tie with two straight goals. Woodbridge scored their final goal with 2:42 left.

17th Place

Laguna Hills 6, Laguna Beach (17th)

19th Place

Irvine University 8, San Clemente 7

21st Place

Villa Park 7, Harvard-Westlake 6

23rd Place

Edison 9, Irvine 6

25th Place

Dos Pueblos 9, Arroyo Grande 4

27th Place

Long Beach Poly 6, Esperanza 5

29th Place

Mira Costa 4, Capistrano Valley 1

31st Place

Marina 10, Santa Monica 1

Championship Semifinals

Foothill 7, Newport Harbor 6
Jillian Kraus scored three goals, including her last one with 5 minutes 50 seconds to play, to give Foothill (23-3) its first victory in three meetings this season in a championship semifinal game of the Irvine/Southern California Championships at Corona del Mar.

The Knights had previously lost to the Sailors, 10-9, in overtime, in a Sea View League game on Jan. 14, and were beaten, 9-5, in the Santa Barbara tournament semifinals on Jan. 17.

This time, though, they held a 3-0 lead advantage early in the first quarter, and were up, 4-3, at halftime.Carolyn Conway, who had four goals to lead Newport Harbor (20-3), converted a shot from two meters to tie the game at 4-4 with 3:32 to go in the third quarter.

Conway also gave the Sailors their only lead of the game with a goal at the 2:10.49 mark of the third, but Foothill’s Grace Reynolds scored the last of her three goals to tie the score again at 5-5 with 1:47.71 to play in the period.

Lauren Miller gave Foothill the lead back at the end of the quarter.

Conway, who was excluded from the game with her third ejection foul with 2:35 to play, tied the score for the last time at 6-6 on a lob shot with 6:06 left.

Kraus scored two of her three goals in the second quarter, while Reynolds had one in each of the first three periods. Goalie Katy Krumpholz (eight saves) stopped two shots by Newport Harbor’s Jessica Ball in the last 33 seconds to help Foothill avert overtime.

Outside of Conway, Sarah Mutt and Ashling Taylor were the only players who scored for Newport Harbor, which had an eight-game winning streak snapped.
--Lauren Peterson

Santa Barbara 7, Corona del Mar 4
Senior Sarah Frost had two goals and an assist and five other players scored for Santa Barbara (22-2) in a championship semifinal game of the Irvine/Southern California Championships at Corona del Mar High.Corona del Mar trailed 3-2 at halftime and 4-3 in the third quarter, but the Sea Kings tied the game at 4-4 on a four-meter penalty shot with 1:58 to go in the period, but Brittany Baer, Frost and Kami Craig each scored in the fourth quarter for Santa Barbara. The Dons’ victory was their second this season over Corona del Mar (15-7).

Fifth-place Semfinals

Long Beach Wilson 6, Santa Margarita 2
Lauren Silver and Megan Nesland had two goals apiece and keeper Niki Lolis made seven saves to pace No. 4 Long Beach Wilson. Darby Anderson and Brooke Figge each scored a goal and Caitlin O’Connor stopped seven shots in goal for Santa Margarita, No. 9 in the Times’ rankings.

Los Alamitos 9, Coronado 6
Jessica Lewis and Dayna Wawrzynski each scored three goals as Los Alamitos (18-7) won the fifth-place semifinal game of the Irvine/Southern California Championships. Los Alamitos, which turned a 3-2 halftime edge into an 8-2 advantage with six goals in the third quarter, also got two goals from Erin Scully.

Ninth-place Semifinals

Arlington 7, El Toro 6
Melissa de Jonckheere scored three goals for Arlington, which led, 6-3, in the third quarter. Molly Pierson scored four goals for El Toro.

Woodbridge 7, Carlsbad 5
Jacquelyn Gauthier had four goals, two steals and drew four ejections and Angela Briggs tallied a goal, two assists and two steals to lead Woodbridge (19-3), No. 10 in The Times’ rankings.

17th-place Semifinals

Laguna Hills 11, San Clemente 5
Laguna Beach 7, Irvine University 4

21st-place Semifinals

Harvard-Westlake 4, Edison 3
Villa Park 7, Irvine 3

25th-place Semifinals

Arroyo Grande 11, Long Beach Poly 6
Dos Pueblos 5, Esperanza 4

29th-place Semifinals

Capistrano valley 6, Santa Monica 5
Mira Costa 6, Marina 2

All-Tournament Honors
Outstanding Field Player--Miranda Nichols (Santa Barbara)
Outstanding Goalie--Brittany Fullen (Corona del Mar)
Players--Jillian Kraus (Foothill), Kami Craig (Santa Barbara), Jessica Ball (Newport Harbor), Carolyn Conway (Newport Harbor), Anne Belden (Newport Harbor), Kelsey Holshouser (Foothill), Lauren Silver (Long Beach Wilson), Caitlin O’Connor (Santa Margarita), Jessica Lewis (Los Alamitos), Elizabeth Hopkins (Coronado), Lauren Burke (Los Alamitos), Kaitlin Prijatel (Foothill), Camille Hewko (Corona del Mar).

WHITTIER/BONITA
Championship

Montebello 8, Upland 6
Freshman Priscilla Orozco, an all-tournament selection, scored three goals and freshman Mary Ann Campos scored two goals to clinch the championship for No. 8 Montebello (20-4). The Oilers fell behind, 5-2, in the second quarter to No. 7 Upland, but responded with five unanswered goals in the third quarter to take a 7-5 lead. Sophomore Daisy Carrillo, also an tournament selection, added one goal for Montebello and the keeper Andrea Lugo was named tournament MVP. Vanessa Lindsey scored three goals and Ashley Rothweiler added three assists for Upland (23-3), the tournament’s defending champion.

Fifth Place

El Rancho 13, Royal 2
Brandy Bray scored four goals and Miriam Quintanilla made 12 blocks for El Rancho (22-3), which led, 8-1, at halftime.

Ninth Place

Rosary 7, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 4
Sophomore Rebecca McCall had four goals, three steals and two assists to lead Rosary (13-14) over Sherman Oaks Notre Dame. McCall has 74 goals on the season.

11th Place

Burbank 9, Garden Grove 8
Catalina Casas scored three goals, including the game-winner with 1:59 left, and goalie Jenny Austin made 16 saves, including one with 31 seconds left, to lead Burbank (16-8), which was tied with Garden Grove, 7-7, at the beginning of the fourth quarter.

13th Place

Charter Oak 6, Crescenta Valley 4
Goalkeeper Heather Curtis made 11 blocks, including the deflection of a four-meter penalty shot in the fourth quarter, to preserve the victory for Charter Oak (14-13). Stephanie Heinrich scored four goals and led a come-from-behind rally in the fourth quarter for Charter Oak, which trailed, 3-4, with 6:25 remaining.

15th Place

La Serna 8, Claremont 7
Elizabeth Lacy had four goals and Linda Livesy scored three goals for Claremont (12-12). La Serna got the last of four four-meter shots to win the game with 30 seconds left.

Championship Semifinals

Upland 7, Ayala 3
Vanessa Lindsey scored four goals and Ashley Rothwiler had a goal and two assists for No. 7 Upland.

Fifth-place Semifinals

El Rancho 12, Bonita 3
Berlyn Sanchez had five goals and Miriam Quintanilla made 12 blocks to lead El Rancho.

Ninth-place Semifinals

Downey 3, Burbank 2
Evelin Setaghian and Elna Nersessian each scored one goal and Jenny Austin had five saves for Burbank, which couldn’t manage the win after Downey scored twice in the fourth quarter.

Rosary 5, Costa Mesa 2

13th-place Semifinals

Charter Oak 7, Claremont 0

Consolation Round

Costa Mesa 5, Burbank Burroughs 2
Downey 8, St. Lucy’s 4
Los Altos 8, Santa Ana 5
Murrieta Valley 8, Santa Ana 4
Rosary 5, Costa Mesa 2

Friday, Feb. 6

TOURNAMENTS

IRVINE/SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONSHIP

Quarterfinals

Santa Barbara 9, Santa Margarita 6
Kami Craig had five goals and Nicole Louie had three goals for No. 1 Santa Barbara ( 21-2). Darby Anderson had three goals for No. 9 Santa Margarita. Kami Craig has 90 goals on the year.

Ayala 9, El Rancho 7
Kari Weston had three goals to lead Ayala (20-5).

Pool Play

Corona del Mar 5, Long Beach Wilson 4
Katya Eadington and Jordan Anae each scored two goals for Corona del Mar.

Foothill 8, Los Alamitos 6
Kelsey Holshouser had three goals for Foothill (22-2). Dayna Wawrzynski scored twice for Los Alamitos (16-6).

Newport Harbor 15, Coronado 7
Carolyn Conway scored five goals for Newport Harbor (20-2).

Woodbridge 6, Long Beach Millikan 1
Jacquelyn Gauthier scored two goals to bring her season total to 114 and Allie Ludwig also scored a pair of goals. Goalie Katherine Anderson had 6 saves, three in the fourth quarter. Woodbridge, 19-3, will play Agoura vs. Carlsbad winner in quarter finals of 9-16 bracket.

Harvard 2, Marina 1
Laguna Hills 6, Esperanza 2
Arlington 8, Cabrillo 4
Esperanza 1, Marina 0
Laguna Hills 5, Harvard 4
Foothill 8, Los Alamitos 6
Arroyo Grande 8, Capistrano Valley 3
University 5, Villa Park 4
Villa Park 7, Capistrano Valley 2
University 8, Arroyo Grande 7
Carlsbad 13, Agoura 6

WHITTIER/BONITA

Third Round

Upland 20, Bonita 3Ashley Rothweiler had four goals and seven assist tying a school record , which she previously set the week before for Upland. Vanessa Lindsey, Bri Anderson and Jenna Schuster each had four goals for No. 7 Upland (22-2).

Second Round

Rosary 9, Burbank Burroughs 4
Senior Sam Caballero and sophomore Rebecca McCall each scored four goals to lead Rosary (11-14). Junior Jackie Dechaves had seven saves for Rosary.

Temple City 9, Royal 6
Robin Harney had three goals for Temple City (18-5).

St. Lucy’s 8, Claremont 0
Whittier 14, Charter Oak 1
Montebello 10, Garden Grove 4
Ayala 9, El Rancho 7
Downey 9, La Serna 3
Montebello 8, Whittier 2
Garden Grove 7, Charter Oak 5

Thursday, Feb. 5

TOURNAMENTS

IRVINE/SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Pool play

Corona del Mar 10, Riverside Arlington 3
Katya Eadington scored five goals and Camille Hewko had two goals, three assists and three steals to lead Corona del Mar (14-7), No. 5 in the Times’ rankings.

Corona del Mar 10, Esperanza 1
Katya Eadington had two goals and five steals and Vivian Liao also scored two goals for No. 5 Corona del Mar (13-7).

Foothill 17, Capistrano Valley 1
Jillian Kraus scored five goals for third-seeded Foothill (20-2).

Foothill 8, Carlsbad 5
Jillian Kraus had five goals and five steals to lead third-seeded Foothill (21-2), the No. 3 team in the Times’ rankings.

Newport Harbor 18, Long Beach Poly 1
Leah Robertson had four goals, two assists and three steals and Carolyn Conway also had four goals to lead second-seeded Newport Harbor, which is No. 2 in the Times’ rankings.

Newport Harbor 11, Long Beach Millikan 3
Anne Belden had four goals, three steals and two assists and Carolyn Conway also scored four goals to lead second-seeded Newport Harbor (20-2),ranked No. 2 in the Times’ rankings.

Santa Barbara 12, Mira Costa 2
Miranda Nichols had two goals and four assists for host top-ranked Santa Barbara.

Santa Barbara 12, Anaheim Canyon 5
Kami Craig scored six goals for host No. 1 Santa Barbara (20-2).

Santa Margarita 8, Edison 3
Darby Anderson had four goals and five steals and Lindsey Peckham had two goals for No. 9 Santa Margarita

Santa Margarita 7, El Toro 3
Brooke Figge scored three goals and goalie Caitlin O’Connor made 10 saves for host No. 9 Santa Margarita (15-8).

Woodbridge 16, Santa Monica 0
Jacquelyn Gauthier had nine goals and five steals for host No. 10 Woodbridge (18-2).

Anaheim Canyon 8, San Clemente 6
Carslbad 7, Villa Park 4
Foothill 18, Capistrano Valley 1
Los Alamitos 19, Arroyo Grande 3

WHITTER/BONITA
Pool play

Charter Oak 7, Santa Ana 3
Crystal Sabela, Daniela Beintema and Stephanie Heinrich scored two goals each to lead host Charter Oak (12-11). Alma Moraca scored two goals for Santa Ana.

Montebello 15, El Rancho 3
Daisy Carillo and Priscilla Orozco each scored four goals and Isabelle Ramirez added two goals for Montebello (17-4), which led, 9-1, at halftime at Downey High.

Temple City 11, Bonita 2
Jessica Coy scored five goals to lead host Temple City (17-5).

Temple City 18, Claremont 2
Mandy Ta scored a career-high three goals for host Temple City (18-5).

Upland 16, Royal 3
Ashley Rothweiler scored five goals and Vanessa Lindsey had five assists for host seventh-ranked Upland.

Upland 16, Burbank 4
Jenna Schuster scored six goals and Ashley Rothweiler had four assists for No. 7 Upland (21-2).

Downey 8, Rosary 5
Rosary closed the score to 6-5 early in the fourth quarter, but Downey managed to pull away for the win.

Rosary 14, Los Altos 1
Rebecca McCall had eight goals to lead Rosary.

Claremont 3, Murireta Valley 1Quincy Ryan scored two goals to lead Claremont.

Ayala 7, Downey 6
Bonita 10, Crescenta Valley 7
Burbank 7, Costa Mesa 1
Costa Mesa 8, Flintridge Sacred Heart 3
Crescenta Valley 9, Flintridge Sacred Heart 1
El Rancho 14, La Serna 3
La Serna 16, Los Altos 5

BAY LEAGUE

El Segundo 10, Redondo 6
Danielle Clemmer scored three goals to lead host El Segundo (17-9, 2-2). Redondo is 8-11, 0-4.

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Redlands 24, Eisenhower 2
Janee Walsh had eight goals to lead visiting Redlands (22-2, 7-0).

EMPIRE LEAGUE

Katella 6, Placentia Valencia 1
Sara Van Horne scored four goals and Megan Dempsey made four saves, including a deflection of a penalty kick, for visiting Katella (20-7, 6-0). Placentia Valencia is 3-3 in league.

FREEWAY LEAGUE

Fullerton 8, Sonora 5

GARDEN GROVE LEAGUE

Garden Grove 11, Bolsa Grande 1
Jeanette Demeneces had four goals to lead Garden Grove (20-1, 5-0).

ORANGE LEAGUE

Savanna 12, Santa Ana Valley 11 (sudden death)
Ashley Maher scored the winning goal 3:30 into sudden-death overtime to lift visiting Savanna (21-6, 7-0), which clinched the league title. Alyssa Naus led the Rebels with four goals and Maher had three. Jackie Rendon had six goals for Santa Ana Valley (17-9, 3-2).

PREP LEAGUE

Westridge 10, Webb 3
Kristin McCall had five goals and eight steals and Alden Sorenson added 13 steals for host Westridge (7-3, 5-3).

Wednesday, Feb. 4

BASELINE LEAGUE

Claremont 6, Etiwanda 3
Linda Livesy and Elizabeth Lacy each had two goals for visiting Claremont (11-8, 5-3). Etiwanda is 2-6 in league.

Rancho Cucamonga 16, Los Osos 4
Junior Tanya Torres scored six goals for Rancho Cucamonga (14-5, 6-2). Shannon Rattrey scored two goals for host Los Osos (0-8 in league).

BAY LEAGUE

Mira Costa 9, Santa Monica 5
Amanda Flores had three goals for visiting Mira Costa (13-7, 3-0). Santa Monica is 0-3 in league.

DEL RIO LEAGUE

El Rancho 6, Whittier 4
Brandy Bray scored three goals and Miriam Quintanilla made eight saves to lead El Rancho (20-1, 4-0) at Whittier (17-4, 3-1).

FRONTIER LEAGUE

Cate 11, Oaks Christian 1
Jackie Strenkowski scored the only goal for visiting Oaks Christian (3-14, 0-6).

IVY LEAGUE

Riverside Poly 10, Riverside Arlington 2
Senior Monique Blanchard had six goals and junior Allison Romain made 10 saves in goal for host Riverside Poly (16-7, 6-0). Blanchard has 106 goals this season and Romain has tallied 198 saves. Arlington is 17-4, 4-2 in league.

MIRAMONTE LEAGUE

Charter Oak 16, Los Altos 4
Stephanie Heinrich had six goals and Heather Curtis had 14 saves for host Charter Oak (11-11, 3-2). Los Altos is 1-4 in league.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Corona del Mar 16, Tesoro 7
Camille Hewko had four goals and one steal and Katya Eadington had three goals, three steals and two assists to lift visiting No. 5 Corona del Mar (12-7), which led, 10-2, at halftime.

RIO HONDO LEAGUE

San Marino 7, South Pasadena 5
Evelyn Sun scored two goals in the last two minutes to break a 5-5 tie and win the game for San Marino (10-13, 3-3). Susan Stapp had three goals and three assists and broke the school record for career goals (142 set in 2001). South Pasadena is 1-5 in league.

Temple City 12, La Canada 6
Jessica Coy, Linda Calvert and Ivone Garcia each scored three goals to lead Temple City (11-5, 6-0). Jen Jorgensen had five goals for host La Canada (5-2 in league).

SEA VIEW LEAGUE

Foothill 16, Woodbridge 5
Grace Reynolds scored four goals and Kelsey Holshouser had three goals, three assists and two steals for visiting No. 3 Foothill (19-2, 3-1), which converted five of six extra-man advantage situations. No. 10 Woodbridge (17-2, 3-1) converted on just two of nine extra-man advantage situations.

Newport Harbor 14, Laguna Hills 2
Anne Belden and Carolyn Conway had had five goals apiece for No. 2 Newport Harbor (17-2, 4-0), which led, 10-1, at halftime.

SERRA LEAGUE

Santa Margarita 17, Lakewood St. Joseph 2
Mary Cousineau had four goals, one assist and two steals to lead host No. 9 Santa Margarita (13-8, 2-0).

SUNSET LEAGUE

Los Alamitos 14, Esperanza 0
Jessica Lewis had five goals and three steals to lead host No. 6 Los Alamitos (4-0 in league).

Tuesday, Feb. 3

ALMONT LEAGUE

Montebello 17, Burbank 2
Priscilla Orozco had four goals for visiting No. 8 Montebello (15-4, 7-0).

BASELINE LEAGUE

Claremont 9, Rancho Cucamonga 7
Linda Livsy scored three goals and Quincy Ryan and Kellie Koorndike each added two goals to lead host Claremont (4-3 in league). Meghan Saavedra made 12 saves for Wolfpack.

Upland 19, Los Osos 2
Vanessa Lindsey and Jenna Schuster each scored four goals and Bri Anderson added four assists and three goals to lead No. 7 Upland (18-2, 7-0) past host Los Osos (0-7 in league).

CENTURY LEAGUE

Anaheim Canyon 16, El Modena 2
Courtney Mathewson tallied seven goals and seven steals and Lindsey Rodgers had five goals and four steals for Canyon (14-7, 3-1).

Villa Park 4, El Dorado 3
Aubrey Panis had two goals, including the game-winner with 27 seconds remaining, to lead visiting Villa Park (16-7, 4-0). Amanda Watkins had eight saves for El Dorado (11-10, 3-1).

CHANNEL LEAGUE

Santa Barbara 14, Ventura 4
Kami Craig had five goals to lead No. 1 Santa Barbara (18-2, 6-0) over visiting Ventura (3-3 in league).

CITRUS BELT LEAGUE

Redlands 15, Fontana 2
Corrie Stuursma had four goals and Brooke Vessey and Susan Dyer scored three apiece for visiting Redlands (21-2, 6-0).

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE

Palm Springs 18, Desert Hot Springs 2
Kristina Cherry had four goals and Mary Chatigny added two goals, three assists and three steals to lift Palm Springs (16-4, 5-3).

FREEWAY LEAGUE

Troy 18, Sonora 2
Danielle O’Toole had six goals and Katie Taylor scored three for host Troy (18-3, 7-0). Sonora is 2-5 in league.

MARMONTE LEAGUE

Royal 10, Agoura 5
Katie Harding had three goals and keeper Brandy Creek made 16 saves to lead Royal (15-4, 10-0), which clinched its first Marmonte League championship with its third victory this season over Agoura in a Marmonte League game at Rancho Simi Community Park. The Chargers (14-6, 7-2) had won the past five Marmonte League titles, but the Highlanders snapped a 43-match league winning streak by Agoura with a 9-7 victory on Jan. 6. Royal also defeated in the Chargers in a TYR/El Dorado tournament game 11 days ago. Royal got nine of its 10 goals from four seniors, including two by Christine Cruz. Cruz, the team’s leading scorer, came off the bench rather than starting and sat out about half the game as a precaution after suffering a concussion last week. Senior Megan O’Linn and Sophomore Meghan Corso each scored two goals for Agoura.

ORANGE LEAGUE

Savanna 16, Magnolia 2
Ashley Maher had eight goals to lead host Savanna (20-6, 6-0).

RIO HONDO LEAGUE

Temple City 16, San Marino 7
Ivone Garcia had six goals and Jessica Coy added five to lead Temple City (10-5, 5-0). Susan Stapp had four goals for San Marino (9-13, 2-3).

SIERRA LEAGUE

Ayala 12, Chino Hills 3
Chelsea Gentry had five goals and Chelsea Curran chipped in with three goals to lead host Ayala (16-5, 7-0). Chino Hills is 1-6 in league.

NONLEAGUE

Downey 9, Rosary 3
Kristin Swart scored four goals to lead host Downey. Rebecca McCall had two goals and six steals for Rosary (9-13).

Monday, Feb. 2

DESERT VALLEY LEAGUE

Palm Desert 10, Palm Springs 9
Melissa Lake had one goal, two assists and five steals for Palm Springs (15-9, 4-3).

MARMONTE LEAGUE

Thousand Oaks 16, Calabasas 4
Kat Plummer had six goals and Stevie Blanchard had three goals to lead host Thousad Oaks (17-5, 6-3).

NONLEAGUE

Charter Oak 8, Don Lugo 3
Emily Barrett and Stephanie Heinrich each scored two goals for visiting Charter Oak (10-11), which led, 3-2, at halftime. Goalie Heather Curtis had 10 saves for Charter Oak. Don Lugo is 8-6.

Foothill 20, Capistrano Valley 2
Jillian Kraus had five goals and Kelsey Holshouser had four goals, four assists and three steals for visiting and No. 3 Foothill (18-2).

Peninsula 4, Fullerton 3
Erin O’Donnell and Kim Nelson had two goals apiece and keeper Natalie Kim made 12 saves to lead visiting Peninsula (21-4).