ROUNDUP: Ramirez’s three goals help Western girls down Mojave
December 8, 2009 - 8:57 pm
Karen Ramirez scored three goals Tuesday as Western’s girls soccer team downed visiting Mojave, 4-1.
Erika Reynada also scored for the Warriors, who picked up two assists from Maria Ramirez.
Yesica Martin had the Rattlers’ goal.
Green Valley 7, Las Vegas 1 — At Las Vegas, Kayla Varner scored four goals to lead the Gators in a rout of the Wildcats.
Alyssa Rodriguez scored two goals and had an assist, and Summer Dano added a goal for Green Valley.
Wendy Martinez scored Las Vegas’ lone goal.
Silverado 2, Eldorado 0 — At Eldorado, Rachel Cooklyn and Rosalva Barbosa each tallied a second-half goal to break a scoreless halftime tie and give the visiting Skyhawks the win over the Sundevils.
Samantha Lewisi recorded the shutout for Silverado.
Palo Verde 3, Sierra Vista 0 — At Palo Verde, the Panthers got two second-half goals from Alyssa Kleiner and one from Alexis Vega and went on to blank the Mountain Lions.
Lauren Kaskie supplied two assists, and Stacie Gubler recorded the shutout for Palo Verde.
Shadow Ridge 2, Durango 0 — At Shadow Ridge, Megan Brown made 12 saves to record the shutout as the Mustangs beat the Trailblazers.
Jessica Scarpati and MacKensie Espirtu each tallied a second-half goal for Shadow Ridge.
Basic 1, Valley 0 — At Valley, Kierra Phelps scored a goal in the first half to give the Wolves a 1-0 road win over the Vikings.
Clark 7, Desert Pines 0 — At Clark, the Chargers exploded for six second-half goals to blank the Jaguars.
Azucena Bernal had two goals and two assists, and Kenna Turner added two goals for Clark.
Nicole Plecko, Amanda Loveall and Giselle Sotello added a goal apiece for the Chargers, and Kelsey Rostello had three assists.
Carrie Thacker and Ashley Follmer combined on the shutout.
Coronado 3, Rancho 2 — At Rancho, Sarah Pate scored two goals to help the Cougars battle back from a 2-1 halftime deficit and defeat the Rams.
Leticia Lopez also scored for Coronado.
Jahmela Muhammad had two goals for Rancho.