Men's Soccer Awards

Congratulations to Andres Diocares for being this year's Most Valuable Player and to Christian Willing for being voted Most Inspirational Player of the Year.

 

And congratulations to Andres Diocares, Alex Lemnah, and Craig Nash for making the  2012 USCAA All-Athletics team.


Martin Chinn Signs Letter of Intent

Martin Chinn Signs Letter of Intent to play for our Men's Varsity Soccer Team.  Martin is from Portland Adventist Academy and will be playing for us this next fall.  We look forward to seeing you play!!

Andy Munoz Signs Letter of Intent

Andy Munoz Signs Letter of Intent to play for our Men's Varsity Soccer Team.  Andy is an international student from Ecuador who will be playing for us this next fall.  We look forward to seeing you play!!

Soccer Camp a Success

This year's soccer camp was very successful. There were 37 guys that participated in this year. Thanks to all of the staff who helped make this camp great and for all the students who participated. 


Soccer Senior Night

 

Jonathan McLane was recognized for his three years on the varsity soccer team.


Soccer 2012 News

La Sierra University-- The Wolves started off their season playing La Sierra University at the PUC campus in Angwin Ca. The Wolves were able to contend for a good 25 minutes until La Sierra were able to score their first goal which open the door for two more goals before the half. The Wolves responded well in the second half and held La Sierra to no goals while creating a couple opportunities in the process. The end result ended up 3-0 in favor of LSU.


Pacific Union College-- The second game of the season for the Wolves was scheduled against Pacific Union College on their campus in Angwin, CA. Unfortunately PUC was not able to assemble a team in time because of eligibility issues and had to forfeit to the Wolves 1 to 0.


William Jessup University-- The third game in the Wolves California trip was against William Jessup University and the Wolves looked ready to get their first official win. The first half was quite a fight as neither team could finish any of their opportunities on goal. The second half brought with it the first goal for William Jessup as a cross from one of their midfielders was finished into the Wolves net. The Wolves fought hard to get the game even again but came up short once again in the end. Overall the team played well and took from the trip lots of experience to have with them for games to come back home.



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