Sun, Dec/08 Final
Women's Soccer
2 Folsom Lake
1 at Cypress
Sun, Dec/08 Final
Men's Soccer
0 Butte
2 vs Cuyamaca
Fri, Dec/06 Final
Women's Soccer
0 Saddleback
1 vs Folsom Lake
Fri, Dec/06 Final
Women's Soccer
1 San Francisco
2 vs Cypress
Fri, Dec/06 Final
Men's Soccer
1 Butte
0 vs Long Beach
Sun, Dec/08 Final
Men's Soccer
0 Butte
2 vs Cuyamaca
Fri, Dec/06 Final
Men's Soccer
1 Butte
0 vs Long Beach
Fri, Dec/06 Final - 2OT
Men's Soccer
2 Cuyamaca
1 vs Canada
Sat, Nov/30 Final
Men's Soccer
1 Cerritos
3 at Long Beach
Sat, Nov/30 Final - 2OT
Men's Soccer
0 Merced
0 at Canada
Sat, Nov/30 Final
Men's Soccer
0 MiraCosta
2 at Cuyamaca
Sat, Nov/30 Final
Men's Soccer
3 Butte
1 at Skyline
Wed, Nov/27 Final
Men's Soccer
1 MiraCosta
0 at Saddleback
Wed, Nov/27 Final
Men's Soccer
3 Butte
2 at Fresno
Tue, Nov/26 Final - 2OT
Men's Soccer
3 Canada
1 at Folsom Lake
Tue, Nov/26 Final - 2OT
Men's Soccer
0 Fullerton
1 at Long Beach
Tue, Nov/26 Final
Men's Soccer
0 Norco
2 at Cerritos
Tue, Nov/26 Final
Men's Soccer
1 Pasadena City
2 at Cuyamaca
Tue, Nov/26 Final
Men's Soccer
1 Las Positas
3 at Merced
Tue, Nov/26 Final - PK Home
Men's Soccer
0 Hartnell
0 at Skyline
Tue, Nov/26 Postponed
Men's Soccer
Butte
at Fresno
Sat, Nov/23 Final
Men's Soccer
2 Las Positas
0 at Evergreen Valley
Sat, Nov/23 Final - 2OT
Men's Soccer
1 Cypress
3 at Long Beach
Sat, Nov/23 Final
Men's Soccer
0 Los Angeles City
1 at Fullerton
Sat, Nov/23 Final
Men's Soccer
3 West Valley
4 at Merced
Sun, Dec/08 Final
Women's Soccer
2 Folsom Lake
1 at Cypress
Fri, Dec/06 Final
Women's Soccer
0 Saddleback
1 vs Folsom Lake
Fri, Dec/06 Final
Women's Soccer
1 San Francisco
2 vs Cypress
Sat, Nov/30 Final
Women's Soccer
1 Sierra
2 at Folsom Lake
Sat, Nov/30 Final
Women's Soccer
1 Chaffey
3 at Cypress
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Fresno City Men win State Title

Fresno City Men win State Title

From cccaasports.org

CUPERTINO - Fresno City College found its way to the top of the mountain for the second time in three years on Sunday afternoon, scoring a goal in each half as the Rams beat previously unbeaten Mt. San Antonio, 2-0, to win the 2019 CCCAA Men's Soccer State Championship at De Anza College.

Fresno entered the weekend with one of the state's top defenses, not having allowed a goal since Nov. 5 - a span of 657 minutes - and the Rams kept that form up at De Anza, shutting out Cerritos (1-0) and Mt. San Antonio to finish its season 18-1-5. The Mounties ended 21-1-3.

The two state powers battled without a goal for nearly the entire first half but the Rams changed things just seconds before halftime when Alexis Rodriguez scored his second goal of the season by netting a free kick from 25 yards out. Neither team could find the back of the net through the first 30 minutes of the second half before Fresno's Michael Vega scored unassisted from 25 yards out, just outside of the penalty area shooting diagonally across the goal for his only goal of the day and his second goal of the championship round in Cupertino.

Mt. San Antonio outshot Fresno, 14-9 overall and 6-3 in shots on goal but Rams keeper Evan Ghimenti was solid, saving all half-dozen attempts that came his way. 

Fresno City didn't win its first men's soccer state championship until 2017 but has now captured two of the past three. Mt. San Antonio was trying for its sixth championship. The Rams ended the year with a state-best 21 shutouts - six more than the next closest team - and allowed just seven goals all year.