One thing that stuck out in Thursday night's prep football results was the collective performance by the Pacific View League, which went 3-1 against the Marmonte League.
The only PVL loss was Rio Mesa's loss at Newbury Park and there were times in the first half in which the Spartans looked like eventual league champions.
On the other hand, the Marmonte League was a disappointing 2-5 Thursday night, including Thousand Oaks' loss at Buena in one of the night's key interconference showdowns.
The Channel Islands and Pacifica High boys' soccer teams improved to 5-1 in Pacific View League play Tuesday afternoon.
Luis Hernandez scored twice, David Torres had a goal and an assist and
Miguel Tellez had two assists as the Channel Islands (12-2-3) scored
three second-half goals to avenge its only PVL loss of the season, 3-0,
over visiting Rio Mesa (8-5-3, 2-4) Tuesday afternoon.
Rogelio Salinas and Raul Yepez scored first-half goals as Pacifica (15-4-1) eased by host Camarillo, 2-0.
Moises Orozco scored twice and Andres Negrette added another as Oxnard
(6-3, 4-2) stayed a game back by scoring three times in the final 15
minutes with a 3-2 win over Hueneme, which led 2-0 midway through the
second half.
Macey
Herrera set up Nika Nelero's goal and Megan
Erskine set up Riley Ridgik's goal as the Buena High girls' soccer team
(14-7-1) improved to 5-0 in Channel League play with a 2-0 win over
host San Marcos Tuesday.
Adrinna Nunez scored
four times and Diana Leon scored twice as the Santa Paula High girls'
soccer team (10-1-1) improved to 4-0 in the Frontier League with a 8-0
win over host Santa Clara Tuesday.
But the Pacifica High girls' soccer team (13-3-3, 5-0-1) did not stay
perfect in the Pacific View League. Amber Pimley opened the scoring for
Camarillo (6-7-2, 4-1-1) in the 24th
minute off Briana Leriviere's throw-in as the Camarillo High girls'
soccer team handed Pacifica
its first league draw.
Sabrina Munoz's free kick in the 60th
minute kept the Tritons unbeaten in league play.
Ashley White scored four goals as the Rio Mesa High women's water polo
team (20-5) improved to 6-0 in the Pacific View League with a 14-0 win
over Camarillo.
Searra Silverberg scored six goals while teammates Sophie Balate,
Gianna Date and Miranda Bard scored three each as the Malibu High girls
water polo team improve to 5-0 in the Tri-Valley League with a 18-1 win
over Nordhoff (4-11, 2-4).
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- Agoura,
- Baseball,
- Basketball,
- Buena,
- Calabasas,
- Camarillo,
- Channel Islands,
- Channel League,
- Condor League,
- Cornerstone Christian,
- Cross Country,
- Football,
- Frontier League -- Malibu,
- Golf,
- Hillchrest Christian,
- Hueneme,
- Joe Curley,
- La Reina,
- Marmonte League,
- Moorpark,
- Newbury Park,
- Newbury Park Adventist,
- Nordhoff,
- Oaks Christian,
- Ojai Valley,
- Omega League,
- Oxnard,
- Pacific View League,
- Pacifica,
- Rio Mesa,
- Royal,
- Santa Clara,
- Santa Paula,
- Simi Valley,
- Soccer,
- Softball,
- Swimming,
- Tennis,
- Thatcher,
- Thousand Oaks,
- Track,
- Tri-Valley League,
- Ventura,
- Ventura County Christian,
- Villanova,
- Volleyball,
- Water Polo,
- Westlake,
- Wrestling
Carl Thompson, the winningest football coach in Camarillo history, will
be honored at next Friday's home game against Ventura. Thompson guided
the Scorpions to section championships in 1984 and 1996. Thompson's
teams won 109 games in 18 seasons.
For the first time in school history, Pacifica has opened the football
season with a 3-0 record. The fast start has put the Tritons on pace to
the program's first winning season. Next up for Pacifica is Buena on
Friday night. Buena won last year's game 14-6.