Southern California regional semifinals

Moorpark, VC still kicking:

Moorpark 1, Cypress 1 (MC 4-3 on PKs): Rappazzo, Raiders respond under pressure by Joe Curley in Moorpark.

Ventura 4, Cypress 3 (aet): Pirates prevail in overtime against Santa Monica on McDonald's goal by Danny Page in Ventura.

Community College women's volleyball

Southern California regional semifinals

Moorpark 3, Mount San Antonio 0: Moorpark sweeps into regional final by Joe Curley in Moorpark.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Semifinal results, Tuesday

No. 8 Canyons at No. 1 Rio Hondo (postponed until Wed.)
No. 4 Santa Ana 3, No. 5 Golden West 2 (aet)
No. 3 Cerritos 3, No. 6 Los Angeles Harbor 2
No. 2 Mount San Antonio 1, No. 10 Moorpark 0

Final pairings, Saturday

No. 4 Santa Ana at No. 1 Rio Hondo (or No. 8 COC at SAC)
No. 3 Cerritos at No. 2 Mount San Antonio
(Winners advance to state Final Four in Sacramento, Nov. 4 and 6)

Women's soccer

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Semifinal results, Tuesday

No. 1 Santiago Canyon 1, No. 8 Cerritos 0
No. 4 Moorpark 1, No. 5 Cypress 1 (MC wins 4-2 on PKs)
No. 3 San Bernardino Valley 1, No. 6 Los Angeles Pierce 0
No. 2 Ventura 4, No. 7 Santa Monica 3 (aet)

Final pairings, Saturday

No. 4 Moorpark at No. 1 Santiago Canyon, 2 p.m.
No. 3 San Bernardino Valley at No. 2 Ventura, 5:30 p.m.
(Winners advance to state Final Four in Sacramento, Nov. 4 and 6)

Southern California regional semifinals, Tuesday

No. 1 Pasadena City def. No. 16 Antelope Valley, 3‐2 (25‐12, 19‐25, 25‐17, 20‐25, 15‐8)
No. 2 El Camino def. No. 15 San Diego Mesa, 3‐0 (25‐20, 25‐23, 25‐20)
No. 3 Santa Barbara def. No. 14 Fullerton, 3‐1 (18‐25, 25‐19, 25‐21, 25‐20)
No. 4 Moorpark def. No. 13 Mt. San Antonio, 3‐0 (25‐12, 25‐11, 25‐15)
No. 5 Orange Coast def. No. 12 Palomar, 3‐0 (25‐18, 25‐17, 25‐13)
No. 6 Cypress def. No. 11 Cerritos, 3‐0 (25‐13, 25‐16, 25‐21)
No. 7 Irvine Valley def. No. 10 Golden West, 3‐0 (25‐16, 25‐15, 25‐10)
No. 8 Bakersfield def. No. 9 Riverside, 3‐2 (25‐14, 22‐25, 25‐14, 21‐25, 15‐9)

Southern California regional finals, Saturday
No. 8 Bakersfield (18-5) at No. 1 Pasadena City (23-1)
No. 5 Orange Coast (19-2) at No. 4 Moorpark (20-2)
No. 6 Cypress (20-4) at No. 3 Santa Barbara City (21-2)
No. 7 Irvine Valley (15-4) at No. 2 El Camino (24-2)

(Winners move on to state tournament, Dec. 4-6)

Northern California regional semifinals, Tuesday

No. 1 Sacramento City d. No. 16 Napa Valley, 3‐0 (25‐16, 28‐26, 25‐13)
No. 2 Foothill d. Yuba, 3‐0 (25‐17, 25‐16, 25‐10)
No. 3 San Joaquin Delta d. No. 14 Shasta, 3‐0 (25‐15, 25‐18, 25‐15)
No. 4 Fresno City d. No. 13 De Anza, 3‐0 (25‐16, 25‐18, 25‐13)
No. 5 Santa Rosa d. No. 12 Feather River, 3‐0 (25‐14, 25‐23, 25‐15)
No. 11 Cabrillo d. No. 6 Butte, 3‐1 (21‐25, 26‐24, 25‐17, 27‐25)
No. 7 Sierra d. No. 10 Porterville, 3‐2 (27‐25, 23‐25, 25‐22, 22‐25, 15‐6)
No. 9 Diablo Valley d. No. 8 Gavilan, 3‐2 (25‐19, 24‐26, 25‐18, 23‐25, 15‐13)

This season, McDonald extended the Pirates postseason.

McDonald scored in the 103th minute as the Ventura College women's soccer team won twice in a postseason for the first time in its 14-year history with a 4-3 extra-time win over visiting Santa Monica College in the Southern California regional semifinals Tuesday night at the VC Sportsplex.

"We made history at Ventura College this year," McDonald, said, "We made it past the second round and we're going to go all the way this year."

After Ventura College missed two golden scoring opportunities midway through the first period of extra time, McDonald, who missed the 2008 postseason with a broken foot, took a pass just inside the penalty area, turned her defender around and slid a powerful low strike just beyond the grasp of the Santa Monica goalkeeper.

No. 2 Ventura will host No. 3 San Bernardino Valley, which beat No. 6 Los Angeles Pierce 1-0, Saturday in a Southern California regional semifinal.

(reporting from Danny Page)

McDonald took a pass just inside the penalty area, turned her defender around and slid a powerful shot just beyond the grasp of the Santa Monica goalkeeper.

UPDATE: Ventura still leads 4-3 in the 113th.

The Raiders are a game away from moving on to Saturday's regional finals.

Mount SAC scored five of the first seven points at Raider Pavilion. Una Siljegovic had Moorpark's first five points

Tied 8-8, Moorpark reeled off 13 of 14 points to take a 20-9 lead and force a Mounties timeout.

Game 1 ended where it started, with an Siljegovic kill.

And Strozier is off the field and laying on the trainer's table. Not a good sign for the Pirates.

The Pirates continued to dominate play in the opening of the second half as Santa Monica didn't see a scoring opportunity until a corner kick in the 59th minute.

But that's all it took.

Santa Monica sophomore Salgado's near-perfect corner kick swerved untouched past Pirate goalie Aslyn Rau and evened the game at 2-2.

Again Strozier came to the rescue with a superb individual effort. Strozier fought off two defenders 20 yards from goal and curved the ball around McElroy, off the crossbar, and into the net to put the Pirates back in front, 3-2.

It was a world-class goal for the state's leading scorer.

(Danny Page reporting from Ventura)

Sophomore Jessica Fogeltanz scored from Strozier to give Ventura a 2-1 lead in the 34th minute.

It was a well-worked team goal. Jennifer Arauz-Martinez played a short ball into Strozier, who swung a low cross into the penalty area. Lindsay Armenta stepped over Strozier's pass which fell perfectly for Jessica Fogeltanz, who slotted the ball home from 15 yards to put Ventura in the lead.

Sophomore Jessica Fogeltanz scored from Strozier to give Ventura a 2-1 lead in the 34th minute.

It was a well-worked team goal. Jennifer Arauz-Martinez played a short ball into Strozier, who swung a low cross into the penalty area. Lindsay Armenta stepped over Strozier's pass which fell perfectly for Jessica Fogeltanz, who slotted the ball home from 15 yards to put Ventura in the lead.

After a lengthy spell of dominant play from the Pirates, Tejada, a freshman, took a through ball on the right-hand side of the penalty area and chipped over on-rushing Pirate goalkeeper Aslyn Rau to put the Corsairs in front 1-0.

No. 7 Santa Monica is already only team to win at the VC Sportsplex this season.

But Ventura sophomore Jazmarae Strozier, the state leader in goals, equalizes five minutes later with her 29th goal of the season.

The Pirates seemed stunned after Santa Monica's opening goal, but turned to their star to pull them level.

Strozier found herself double-teamed on the edge of the penalty area but swept the ball to the right and fired a stunning 20-yard strike inside the near post to tie the game.

UPDATE: Sophomore Jessica Fogeltanz scores from Strozier to give Ventura a 2-1 lead in the 34th minute.

It was a well-worked team goal. Jennifer Arauz-Martinez played a short ball into Strozier, who swung a low cross into the penalty area. Lindsay Armenta stepped over Strozier's pass which fell perfectly for Jessica Fogeltanz, who slotted the ball home from 15 yards to put Ventura in the lead.

The Raiders (16-0-4) advance to a Southern California regional final Saturday against top-seed Santiago Canyon (19-0-2) which features two of the state's three remaining unbeaten teams.

Santiago Canyon defeated No. 8 Cerritos, the two-time defending state champion, 1-0 in a rematch of the 2007 state final.

Two of today's four local semifinals are in the books. We'll have live coverage of the Ventura College women's soccer and Moorpark College women's volleyball teams semis at 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., respectively, here and on the Twitter feed down the right side of the page.

The score is now final. Mount SAC will host one of two regional finals Saturday.

More to come.