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Housing and Development Newsletter Lily Zanze led the Rams with six goals and an assist, and Josie Erikson had two goals. Liz Sutter had 10 saves in the net. "The girls know this is our toughest game each year and we went out hard and determined,” Dos Pueblos co-coach Sam Limkeman said. “It was a well fought game on both sides, and every year it is a joy to play Cate. It's enjoyable to watch the girls go out and earn a win they really had to fight for.” Dos Pueblos is now 3-0 in league play and 7-1 overall. “We played really well and I am incredibly proud of the team,” Cate coach Re...
Housing and Development Newsletter Dos Pueblos dominated possession, limiting Santa Barbara to four shots on goal. Madeline Nees saved three shots in the first half for the Chargers. Dos Pueblos is 5-1 overall and 1-0 in Channel League play. Santa Barbara coach Elayne Blessing said the Dons stayed positive despite the loss. "We played all together and our small victories are what made us stay positive," she said. "Romy Davies played a fantastic game, helping both on attack and playing up for those interceptions. I am proud of how we all played and I'm not hanging my head." Support Noozhawk To...
Housing and Development Newsletter Newbury Park is ranked No. 3 in CIF-SS Division 1, while Dos Pueblos is ranked No. 9 in Division II. It was the Chargers’ first loss of the season, against four wins. DP’s Ellie Raymond took possession of six ground balls, while Ball and Brooke Essig picked up four apiece. Defenders Julissa Ramirez-Gijon, Kenzie Hemman and Andrea Aguilar made three interceptions each, toward a team total of 12. Goalkeeper Madeline Nees saved five shots in the first half, and Annette Bennett saved seven in the second half. Support Noozhawk Today! Our professional journali...