Although the Anzar girls’ soccer team allowed its first goal in
Coastal Athletic League play on Friday, it posted another
seven-spot on the opposition, and routed visiting York by a 7-1
margin in San Juan Bautista.
SAN JUAN BAUTISTA
Although the Anzar girls’ soccer team allowed its first goal in Coastal Athletic League play on Friday, it also managed to post another seven-spot on the opposition, and routed visiting York by a 7-1 margin in San Juan Bautista.
Jessica Stofer had a three-goal hat trick, while both Lauren Bellone and Brianna Miltimore added two goals apiece for the Hawks, who are now 5-0 in CAL play, 7-4-1 overall.
Furthermore, Anzar has outscored its five opponents by a 31-1 margin this season.
A year ago, the Hawks suffered a difficult defeat at the hands of York, which finished three games behind the San Juan Bautista high school in the win column. The 3-2 loss kept Anzar out of the postseason discussion.
“Last year was not that great for us,” Anzar head coach Carlos Flores said.
Thursday’s matchup against York was not only a win for Anzar, but it was a convincing one at that.
The Hawks led 6-0 at halftime.
Bellone assisted on a pair of goals, while Miltimore, Stofer, Hakima Hossainzadeh and Marissa Carapinha each set up a goal as well.
The Hawks are off until Thursday when they will host defending league champion Gonzales at 4 p.m.
TEAM 1 2 F
YORK 0 1 1
ANZR 6 1 7
AHS Boys Soccer
The Anzar boys’ soccer team earned its first league win on Friday when it defeated visiting York 5-1 in San Juan Bautista.
Controlling the game from start to finish — they led 4-0 at halftime — the Hawks tacked on a fifth goal in the second half in a Mission Trail Athletic League rout.
The win improves the Hawks to 1-2 in the MTAL, 2-4 overall.
Anzar is back at home on Tuesday when it will host Gonzales at 4 p.m.
TEAM 1 2 F
YORK 0 1 1
ANZR 4 1 5
