Though the women's soccer team did not finish in first place in SCIAC, that does not mean it is not one of the best teams in the conference. That was noted after senior midfielder Jacqui Zwissler was awarded player of the year this week.
Not expecting a bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs, the University of La Verne women's soccer team took the field Saturday against the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Athenas and did what they do best, they had fun playing the game of soccer.
Capitalizing on on a 15 minute breakdown in La Verne's defense, California Lutheran University defeated the visiting University of La Verne women's soccer team 3-2 at home.
What could be a better way to start an important part of Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) play than with a solid win? A much better way would be to win three important games in a row, and that is what the women's soccer team has done in the past two weeks.
What could be a better way to start SCIAC than with a solid win. That's just what the women's soccer team did Wednesday beating the University of Redlands 6-1.
After losing both games in a double header last Friday to Cal Lutheran, the University of La Verne’s softball team rallied and swept Occidental 7-0 and 11-3 Saturday.