The Oxnard College women's soccer team limped to the final whistle. Literally.

The Condors (3-15-1) did not have enough healthy players to contest
their season finale Tuesday against WSC North champion Moorpark
because of a flurry of concussions, sprained ankles and knee ligament
tears.

"I know that's not the best way to (end a season)," said Oxnard
athletic director Jonas Crawford. "They're the walking wounded. We
have maybe 10 healthy players."

It should be noted that Oxnard did not forfeit a WSC North contest.
The two teams had already played their two conference matches. A
third, non-conference match was added when West Los Angeles dropped
its women's program in September.

After nearly seven months without a rudder, school and district sources indicate the Oxnard College athletic department has hired an athletic director.

Former Palomar College assistant athletic director Jonas Crawford was WSC golf champion when he attended Cuesta.

The process, which began in November, was delayed several times. Crawford replaces Tim Harrison, who left to become the VC athletics dean on Nov. 3. Crawford should be on campus by July 1.