SOUTHERN SECTION

Saturday, Dec. 11

TOURNAMENTS

EL RANCHO

Final

El Rancho 9, Burbank 5
Sharayah Hernandez, Valentina Rosas and Sam Garza each had three goals for El Rancho (7-0). Hernandez earned the most valuable player award for the 18-team tournament, which sees the top three teams from pool play move on to a round robin format for the title.

Semifinals

El Rancho 14, Rowland 4
Sharayah Hernandez had five goals and Valentina Rosas added three for El Rancho.

Burbank 8, Rowland 3

Pool Play

Cerritos 7, Bell Gardens 3
Burbank Burroughs 6, Chadwick 4
Bell Gardens 9, La Serna 5
Burbank Burroughs 5, Santa Fe 2
La Serna 9, Cerritos 7
Santa Fe 7, Chadwick 5
California 12, Webb of Claremont 10
Monrovia 5, Pasadena 3
South Pasadena 14, Alhambra 6
Keppel 7, Webb of Claremont 5
Monrovia 11, La Salle 6
South Pasadena 7, Hoover 4
Keppel 15, California 6
La Salle 12, Pasadena 6
Hoover 10, Alhambra 9

Royal 7, Tesoro 5

Third place game

Northwood 8, Sonora 6

Fifth place game

Arroyo Grande 4, Trabuco Hills 3

Seventh place game

Irvine 5, Mission Viejo 3

Consolation Bracket

Glendale 10, La Sierra 2
Foothill 14, Ocean View 2

Pool Play

Foothill B 10, Glendale 3
Ocean View 9, La Sierra 4
Trabuco Hills 3, Mission Viejo 2
Arroyo Grande 8, Irvine 4
Tesoro 4, Northwood 3
Royal 10, Sonora 3

VILLA PARK

Championship

Villa Park 5, Los Alamitos 4
Kristen Wagner scored the go-ahead goal with 1:45 remaining to lift Villa Park (6-1) to the title.

Los Alamitos (6-1) has now lost the tournament’s championship game three consecutive years, the previous two losses coming to Upland. Villa Park goalie Kristen Davis was named the tournament’s most valuable player.

Third Place

Laguna Beach 11, El Toro 10 (OT)

Fifth Place

Agoura 11, Riverside Poly 7
Meghan Corso had seven goals, two assists and two steals and Sara Gralitzer made 14 saves in goal to lead Agoura (6-1).

Stephanie Pearce had one goal, three assists and three steals for Agoura. Sam Greenawalt had three goals for Poly.

Fifth-Place Semifinals

Agoura 11, Upland 10 (OT)
Jenna Grossman scored the go-ahead goal with 1:28 left in overtime to give her three goals in the game. Meghan Corso added four goals and Sara Gralitzer had 20 saves for Agoura (5-1). Jenna Schuster had six goals to lead Upland.

13th Place

Anaheim Canyon 5, Santa Monica 3
Rachel Kurzbard had four goals and Kelsey Rodgers had 14 saves to lead Canyon (4-3).

13th-place Semifinals

Anaheim Canyon 6, La Canada 4
Danielle Cujak had two goals and Kelsey Rodgers had 19 saves in goal for Canyon (3-3).

21st Place

Long Beach Poly 9, San Marino 0
Andrea Edwards had 19 saves in goal for San Marino.

21st-Place Semifinals

San Marino 1, Savanna 0
Elizabeth Trawick scored the only goal with 47 seconds left to play and Andrea Edwards had 18 saves for San Marino.

Friday, Dec. 10

TOURNAMENTS

EL RANCHO
Pool Play

El Rancho 9, La Serna 4
Sharayah Hernandez scored four goals, and Denice Padia had nine saves for El Rancho (6-0).

South Pasadena 13, Webb of Claremont 5
Alhambra 10, Pasadena 7
La Salle 11, Keppel 4
Pasadena 9, California 3
South Pasadena 10, Monrovia 9
Hoover 9, La Salle 8 (OT)
Rowland 15, Chadwick 4
Burbank 15, Bell Gardens 6
Cerritos 10, Chadwick 2
Hoover 9, Keppel 4
La Serna 9, Santa Fe 0
Burbank 18, Burbank Burroughs 3

IRVINE
Pool Play

Irvine 9, Ocean View 1
Jessica Tran scored three goals for Irvine.

Royal 6, Arroyo Grande 5
Andrea Cochran and Angie Rampton each scored two goals for Royal (3-0), while goalie Brandy Creek had 11 saves and two steals.

Royal 13, La Sierra 1
Andrea Cochran and Agnes Konopka each scored three goals to lead Royal.

Sonora 8, Irvine 7
Jenna Natalizio scored three goals for Irvine (1-2).

Arroyo Grande 16, La Sierra 4
Sonora 13, Ocean View 1

VILLA PARK

Pool Play

Rosary 13, Savanna 4
Rebecca McCall tallied seven goals for Rosary (7-2).

Rosary 12, Muir 4
Katie Croghan scored five goals and Rebecca McCall added four goals for Rosary.

Edison 8, San Marino 3
San Marino 12, Katella B 4
Sunny Hills 5, Anaheim Canyon 1

NONLEAGUE

Downey 6, Costa Mesa 1
Sofia Patronas had three goals, while Kristin Swart added a goal and six steals for Downey (2-0).Patricia Shuppert had the only goal for Costa Mesa (5-3).

Thursday, Dec. 9

TOURNAMENTS

EL RANCHO

Second Round

El Rancho 16, Sante Fe 5
Christina Edwards and Balentina Rosas had five goals apiece for El Rancho (5-0).

Bell Gardens 6, Burbank Burroughs 5Rowland 3, Cerritos 1Alhambra 13, California 12

First Round

El Rancho 17, Webb 4
Sharayah Hernandez had four goals for El Rancho (4-0).

Sante Fe 10, South Pasadena 6
Burbank Burroughs 17, Keppel 8
La Serna 19, Monrovia 7
Rowland 15, Pasadena 3
Cerritos 10, Alhambra 4
Bell Gardens 15, La Salle 6
Chadwick 15, California 6
Burbank 12, Hoover 7

IRVINE

Pool Play

Northwood 2, Foothill (B) 1
Britiny Lorimar had two goals for Northwood.

Northwood 6, Mission Viejo 3
Britiny Lorimar had three goals for Northwood.

Tesoro 6, Glendale 1
Cory Hinman had three goals for Tesoro.

Tesoro 7, Trabuco Hills 1
Lauren Hahn had three goals for Tesoro.

Trabuco Hills 6, Glendale 0
Mission Viejo 3, Foothill (B) 1

VILLA PARK

Anaheim Canyon, 4, Troy 3
Danielle Cujak, Megan Curry, Erin Hill and Rachel Kurzbard each scored one goal and Kelsey Rodgers had seven saves for Canyon (2-1). Katie Taylor had two goals, Michelle Orneales scored once and Kelie Ruddick had six saves for Troy.

Fountain Valley 7, Mater Dei 4
Stacie Erickson scored four goals for host Fountain Valley (8-8). Mater Dei is 1-2.

Riverside Poly 15, Muir 5
Erzi Kovacs scored four goals and Brianna Baltazar and Samantha Greenwalt each had two goals for Riverside Poly as the Bears beat Muir (3-1) in a game played at Anaheim Canyon High.

Christine Bruins had four goals and Erica Johnson made 10 saves for Muir. Katherine Donnelly-Crocker had the Mustangs’ other goal.

Sunny Hills 12, Rosary 8
Host Sunny Hills scored four goals in both the first and third quarters. Rebecca McCall scored five goals for Rosary (5-3).

MARMONTE LEAGUE

Royal 9, Newbury Park 7
Bridget McKee had four goals, and Sara Ellis added two for Newbury Park (3-3, 1-0) in a losing cause. Angie Rampton had four goals for Royal (1-0 league).

Westlake 11, Calabasas 8
Emily Oettinger and Christina Lamb both scored three goals for host Westlake (3-2, 1-0). Cassie Briers and Natalie Todak both added two goals for the Warriors. Calabasas is 0-1 in league.

NONLEAGUE

Downey 9, Lakewood St. Joseph 2
Kristin Swart scored four goals and Sofia Patronas had three goals and five assists for visiting Downey (1-0). Goalie Connie Daniels had nine saves for the Vikings.

Louisville 6, Malibu 4
Juliana Pasos and Kristyn Ross both scored three goals for host Louisville (2-5). Karhen Porter scored two goals for Malibu.

Marymount 4, Pasadena Poly 3
Molly Harrington had a goal, an assist and eight steals for visiting Marymount (2-2).

Murrieta Valley 8, Claremont 7
Kirra Kylander scored four goals for visiting Murrieta Valley (2-1), and Elizabeth Lacy led Claremont with four goals.

Santa Margarita 9, Montebello 8
Goalie Stephanie Peckham had 14 saves for host Santa Margarita (3-0), which saw Mary Cousineau, Kacey Anderson, Trudy Chancellor and Brooke Figge all score two goals. Daisy Carillo, Sharon Diaz and Priscilla Orozco scored two goals each for Montebello (5-1).

Wednesday, Dec. 8

NONLEAGUE

Ayala 17, Temple City 6
Sisters Chelsea and Dani Curren led Ayala with three goals each. Jessica Coy led Temple City (0-1) with four goals. Goalkeeper Sharon Rich stopped three shots for Ayala (2-1).

Garden Grove 3, Orange 2
Samantha Lane’s goal with 2:12 remaining in the second quarter was her second of the game and the third for Garden Grove. Garden Grove withstood two goals by Orange’s Sam Simmons to hang on for the win. Garden Grove (4-2) junior goalkeeper C.J. Longeuay, a three-year starter, made six of her 10 saves in the second half. Christina Campisi also scored for Garden Grove. Goalkeeper Allison Johnson made three saves for Orange.

Lakewood St. Joseph 9, Hacienda Heights Wilson 4
Erin Schaadt scored five goals for St. Joseph (6-1). Kim Romero had three goals and Erin Brown had four assists.Samantha Rodriguez scored two goals for Wilson (1-2).

Mater Dei 16, Garden Grove Pacifica 4
Five different players scored two goals each for host Mater Dei (1-1). Goalkeeper Kimberly Fayerf had eight saves for Garden Grove Pacifica (1-5).

Mira Costa 7, Harvard-Westlake 5
Amanda Flores had three goals and Lauren Briskin added two goals to lead host Mira Costa (3-3), which outscored Harvard-Westlake, 2-0, in the fourth quarter. Meredith Butte and Tracey Carothers each scored two goals and Devon MacLaughlin added another for Harvard-Westlake, which had goalkeeper Denise Hasson make nine saves.

Palm Springs 17, Chino 2
Mary Chatingny of Palm Springs (3-1) had seven goals, five assists and eight steals against visiting Chino.

Rancho Cucamonga 10, Charter Oak 9
Senior Stephanie Heinrich and junior Crystal Fabella had three goals each for Charter Oak (2-1).

Woodbridge 10, El Dorado 8 (OT)
Stephanie Hansen scored four goals and Samantha Sears added three to lead host Woodbridge (1-2). Goalie Danielle Gray had seven saves for the Warriors. Whitney Elsen scored three goals for El Dorado.

Tuesday, Dec. 7

NONLEAGUE

Agoura 18, Ventura 5
Meghan Corso scored six goals, followed by Jillian Waldron, Cassie Cohen, Casey Flacks and Emily Schmachtenberger with two goals each for Agoura (2-0). Cohen and Flacks also had two assists each. Agoura goalkeeper Sara Gralitzer made 10 saves.

Anaheim Canyon 7, Tesoro 6
Erin Hill had three goals and Kelsey Rodgers made 17 saves for Canyon (1-1). Lauryn Hahn had three goals for Tesoro (0-1).

El Rancho 11, Riverside Poly 9
Senior driver Christina Edwards had seven goals, including four in the second half, to help El Rancho (3-0) break a 4-4 halftime tie in a victory over visiting Riverside Poly (0-1).

Sharayah Hernandez added three goals for the Dons, and Samantha Greenwalt scored twice to lead Riverside Poly.

El Segundo 7, Louisville 5
Sophomore Coral Kemp scored three goals for El Segundo (4-2), and senior Caitlin Heck added two goals. El Segundo goalkeeper Markayla Quane made 12 saves. Louisville (2-2) trailed, 7-3, going into the fourth quarter and scored three goals in the final 1:30.

Fountain Valley 8, Mater Dei 4
Stacie Erickson had five of Fountain Valley’s eight goals. Fountain Valley improved to 2-1. Host Mater Dei fell to 0-1.

Lakewood St. Joseph 7, Savanna 2
Erin Schaadt had four goals and Kelly Kennison made 12 saves for visiting St. Joseph (5-1). Savanna is 3-3.

Marymount 7, Mayfield 4
Caroline Merideth had two goals and five steals and Molly Harrington had a goal and an assist for Marymount in a victory over visiting Mayfield (1-2).

Northwood 12, Woodbridge 10
Samantha Sears recorded five goals, one assist and four steals in a losing effort for Woodbridge (0-2). Teammate Stephanie Hansen had three goals, one assist and four steals, and Jill Sager two goals, four assists and four steals. Woodbridge goalkeeper Danielle Gray had six saves and two steals.

Palos Verdes 17, Milken 2
Stephanie Popp and Haley Canning each scored four goals, and Suzane Robinson and Kristin Najarian scored three goals apiece for Palos Verdes (5-2). Milken is 1-2.

Palm Springs 14, Hemet 3
Mary Chatigny had six goals, three assists and steals and Jessica Mata had four goals, one assist and two steals for Palm Springs (2-1).

Kaitlyn Calhoun had two goals and two assists and Melissa Lake and Kim Dumas each added one goal for Palm Springs. Holly Veireck scored all three goals for Hemet (0-3).

Rosary 14, Bell Gardens 6
Freshman Katelyn Solis had five goals and four other players had four goals for Rosary (5-2), which extended a 6-4 halftime lead over the last two quarters in a victory at Bell Gardens (2-5).Kimberly Dios scored all six goals for Bell Gardens.

Thousand Oaks 7, San Marcos 2
Kat Plummer had four goals and five steals, Jenna Conway added two goals and three assists and goalkeeper Chealsey Rohrbach had seven saves to lead visiting Thousand Oaks (6-0).

Westridge 19, Flintridge Sacred Heart 3
Emily Leedom-hearst scored nine goals and had two assists for Westridge (4-0) in the rout of Sacred Heart (1-1).

Monday, Dec. 6

NONLEAGUE

El Rancho 17, Arcadia 5
Sharayah Hernandez and Jessica Cuellar each had four goals for visiting El Rancho (2-0). Arcadia fell to 2-4.

Esperanza 8, El Dorado 7 (OT)
Sarah Davila had three goals for host El Dorado (3-3).

La Serna 7, San Marino 4
Nicole Louie had two goals and eight steals in the loss for San Marino (1-1).

Muir 13, Santa Fe 5
Christine Bruins had five goals, including three consecutive, and Erica Johnson had 11 saves to lead Muir (3-0). Tianna Morena had two goals in the loss for Santa Fe (1-2).

Webb 14, Montclair 6
Ariela Litman had six goals and three assists and Katie Pourroy added three goals and three assists for host Webb (1-1). Ashlee Moveno led Montclair with three goals.