Tag: kim marshel

In the early afternoon, she was flying high after a 3-1 victory over the Chap­man Panthers. Hours later she was greeted with the phone call she had been waiting for all her life—a call offering her soccer team a bid to the playoffs.

Sophomore Amber Hall summed up the University of La Verne women’s soccer team’s 2-1 victory over Pomona-Pitzer best—“It was a very important game. I’m glad we won but we didn’t play to our full potential.”

Quick defensive moves and the keen eyes of freshman goal keeper Kim Marshel gave the University of La Verne women’s soccer team a satisfying tie against Southern California Inter­collegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) leader Cal Lutheran Wednesday in Thousand Oaks, 3-3.

Kicking its way to the top with a total 48 shots, four goals and two assists in last Saturday’s game was enough for the ULV women’s soccer team to walk away with a win against the scoreless Redlands Bulldogs.

Coming off its best season in history (10-6-1, 9-3), the women’s soccer at the University of La Verne kicked its season off on the right foot last weekend in San Antonio, Texas, and currently holds a 2-1 record.