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12 PLAYERS NAMED TO ALL CONFERENCE TEAM
Twelve players from the 2012 Foothill Conference Championship team were named to the All-Foothill Conference honor list including Erik Zamudio who was named conference MVP. Congratulations to Larry Llamas,
Jonathan Hernandez, Quincee Worrell, Francisco Hernandez, Eduardo Orozco, Samer Kandah, Carlos Ramos, Damian Mora-Alvarez, Stephen Barba, Jake Davies and Denver Lozada. |
MEN COMPLETE BEST SEASON IN SCHOOL HISTORY (11/26/12)
The Men's Soccer team fell Saturday to #1 seeded Golden West (3-1) in the 3rd round of the CCCAA Playoffs. [SB Sun article] Congratulations to the men on a truly memorable season! |
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PANTHERS SHUT OUT OCC (11/21/12)
The men hosted Orange Coast College yesterday afternoon in Round 2 of the CCCAA Championships, beating the Pirates 2-0. Goals were scored by Eduardo Orozco and Samer Kandah. Erik Zamudio added six saves onto an already impressive season. The men will travel to Golden West Saturday to take on the Rustlers (#1 seed in the south). GWC is coming off a rough win Tuesday over LA Harbor, 2-1 in PK OT. |
PANTHERS BEAT ORANGE COAST TO ADVANCE TO ROUND 3 (11/20/12)
The men shut out the Orange Coast Pirates this afternoon (2-0) advancing to the next round of playoffs against the winner of today's Golden West/LA Harbor matchup. |
PANTHERS TO HOST ORANGE COAST IN PLAYOFFS TUESDAY (11/19/12)
The #5 seeded Panthers will host #13 Orange Coast Tuesday afternoon in the second round of CCCAA Regional Playoffs. The men are coming off a 3-2 win Saturday over Santa Barbara in the 1st round of playoffs. Orange Coast (#13 seed) finished their season 3rd in theOrange Empire Conference with a record of 7-4-3, 12-5-4 overall. They are coming off a Saturday upset over #4 Oxnard (2-1). Tuesday's winner will advance to play the winner of the Golden West/LA Harbor game after Thanksgiving. Southern California bracket |
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PANTHERS PULL OF OVERTIME WIN TO ADVANCE IN PLAYOFFS (11/19/12)
The men edged out Santa Barbara Saturday in the first round of state playoffs, sending the visiting Vaqueros home with a 3-2 loss in overtime. The Panthers were trailing at the half 2-0 but pulled ot the tie with goals by Quincee Worrell and Denver Lozada in the 2nd. Larry Llamas scored the game winning goal for the men. Erik Zamudio had 6 saves. The men advance to the 2nd round of playoffs taking on Orange Coast Tuesday. |
PANTHERS TO HOST SANTA BARBARA IN PLAYOFFS SATURDAY (11/13/12)
The #5 seeded Panthers will host #12 Santa Barbara Saturday afternoon in the first round of CCCAA Regional Playoffs. The men come into Santurday's contest undefeated in conference with a record of 7-0-1, 14-4-2. Santa Barbara (#12 seed) finished their season 3rd in the Western State Conference with a record of 8-4-4, 10-6-4. Saturday's winner will advance to play the winner of the Orange Coast/Oxnard game. |
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PANTHERS DEFEAT IMPERIAL VALLEY 5-0 (11/13/12)
The men hosted Imperial Valley Thursday, shutting out the Araba 5-0. Goals were scored by Carlos Ramos, Denver Lozada, Chris Umana, jose Rodriguez and Samer Kandah. Erik Zamudio had 5 saves. |
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MEN END CONFERENCE SEASON WITH A TIE (11/7/12)
The Men's Soccer team ended the 2012 Foothill Conference season yesterday with a 1-1 tie with Rio Hondo. Jonathan Hernandez scored the sole goal for the Panthers who end the season 7-0-1, bringing home the Foohill Conference Championship for the 2nd time in 3 years. |
MEN SHUT OUT MIRA COSTA (11/5/12)
The men took on Mira Costa Friday afternoon, beating the Spartans 3-0. Lalo Orozco, Denes Kantor and Samer Kandah scored for the Panthers. The team continues play Tuesday, taking on Rio Hondo in the final Foothill Conference game of the 2012 season. |
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MEN'S SOCCER HONORED AT FOOTBALL GAME (11/3/12)
The Men's Soccer team, 2012 Foothill Conference Champions, were honored at tonight's football game by Dean of Athletics/PE, Dr. Eric Bishop.
"It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you the 2012 Foothill Conference Champions, your Chaffey Panther Men’s Soccer team. This team, which brings the program its third conference title and second in three years is coached by Ben Cooper and assisted by Ben Davies and Chris Araya. The team, to date is 13-4-1 overall and 7-0 in Foothill Conference action. They are currently ranked #11 in the state and #4 in Southern California. Coach Cooper attributes this season’ s success to a hard working team that has fought through youth and injuries. We wish them the best of luck in the post season." |
MEN ADD ANOTHER CONFERENCE WIN (10/31/12)
The men hosted Desert yesterday, sending the Roadrunners home with a 4-0 loss. Brad Kellogg, Denes Kantor, Samer Kandah and Arturo Ambriz scored for the Panthers. Erik Zamudio added 8 saves to his impressive record at goalie. The men take on Mira Costa Friday in non-conference play. |
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UNDEFEATED MEN'S SOCCER TEAM CLINCHES ANOTHER FOOTHILL CONFERNECE CHAMPIONSHIP (10/29/12)
The men defeated San Bernardino Valley last Tuesday to clinch the 2012 Foothill Conference Championship - the second championship for Head Coach Ben Cooper. Damaian Mora scored the sole goal of the game, assisted by Larry Llamas. Erik Zamudio had 8 saves. The win propelled the Panthers up to #5 in the south (from #8) and #9 in the state (previously unranked).
The team also played Palomar in non-conference play Friday, falling to the Comets 0-1. Zamudio had 3 saves. |
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MEN'S SOCCER REMAINS UNDEFEATED IN CONFERENCE WITH WIN OVER VVC (10/17/12)
The men hosted Victor Valley yesterday, shutting out the Rams 1-0 to remain undefeated in the Foothill Conference. Denver Lozada scored the sole goal for the Panthers (assisted by Samer Kandah). Erik Zamudio earned 5 saves. The men take on local rival San Bernardino Valley Friday. The Wolverines are 3-1, 8-5-1. |
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PANTHERS ADD ANOTHER CONFERENCE WIN (10/15/12)
The men hosted Rio Hondo Friday, sending the Roadrunners home with a 2-1 loss. Larry Llama and Lalo Orozco scored for the Panthers. Erik Zamudio had 5 saves. The men remain undefeated in conference and take on Victor Valley tomorrow at home. VVC is 1-3 in conference and 6-9 overall. |
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MEN REMAIN UNDEFEATED IN CONFERENCE (10/8/12)
The Panthers were on the road Friday, defeating the Desert Roadrunners 5-2. Undefeated in conference, the men hold the #1 spot in Foothill. Leading the Panthers Friday was sophomore Larry Llamas with 2 goals, followed by Samer Kandah, Franco Allende, and Gio Acosta with one each. Erik Zamudio had 5 saves. The men have a break tomorrow, then resume play Friday at home against Rio Hondo. |
PANTHERS FALL TO TAFT - RESUME CONFERENCE PLAY FRIDAY (10/3/12)
The men hosted Taft College yesterday for their annual non-conference match-up, falling to the visiting Cougars 2-0. Erik Zamudio had 5 saves. The men resume conference play Friday at Desert. |
MEN MAKE IT FIVE IN A ROW WITH WIN OVER SBVC (10/1/12)
The men hosted San Bernardino Valley Friday afternoon, shutting out the Wolverines 4-0. Goals were scored by Chris Umana, Larry Llamas, Carlos Ramos and Lalo Orozco. Erik Zamudio had 5 saves. The men are ranked #6 in Southern California. Next up for the Panthers at home vs Taft tomorrow afternoon. |
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MEN OPEN CONFERENCE WITH SHUTOUT OF VVC (9/24/12)
The Panthers opened the 2012 Foothill Conference season with a 1-0 shutout over Victor Valley Friday. Scoring the sole goal of the game was Jose Rodriguez (assisted by Edgar Llamas). Erik Zamudio had 5 saves. The men continue conference play Friday, hosting San Bernardino Valley at 4 pm. |
PANTHERS DEFEAT NORCO 5-0 (9/19/12)
The men hosted the newest team in California - Norco (RCC) yesterday, shutting out the Mustangs 5-0. In a true team effort, goals were scored by Chris Umana, Edgar Llamas, Jose Rodriguez, Artura Mota and Damian Mora. Erik Zamudio added 5 saves. The team travels to Victor Valley Friday to open the Foothill Conference season. |
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MEN'S SOCCER DEFEATS CYPRESS (9/17/12)
The men traveled to Cypress Friday, defeating the Chargers 3-2. Larry Llamas scored two of the three goals (both assisted by Jonathan Hernandez) with Edgar Llamas adding the third goal. Erik Zamudio had 4 saves. The team plays Riverside at home tomorrow afternoon. |
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PANTHERS DEFEAT LA HARBOR ON THE ROAD (9/12/12)
The men traveled to LA Harbor yesterday defeating the Seahawks 3-2. Carlos Ramos scored twice for the Panthers; Erik Zamudio had 7 saves. The men take on Cypress Friday. |
MEN LOSE TO SANTA BARBARA (9/10/12)
The men traveled to Santa Barbara Friday afternoon, falling to the Vaqueros 0-1. Erik Zamudio gave up only one goal and had 4 saves. The team takes on LA Harbor tomorrow at home. |
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PANTHERS SHUTOUT GLENDALE AT HOME (9/6/12)
The men hosted Glendale College yesterday afternoon, shutting out the Vaqueros 4-0. Lalo Orozco led the Panthers with 2 goals; followed by Chris Umana and Samer Kandah with one each. Erik Zamudio had 2 saves as goal keeper. The men travel to Santa Barbara tomorrow. |
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MEN FALL TO CITRUS (9/8/12)
The men took on the Fighting Owls at Citrus yesterday, falling 2-5. Samer Kandah and Jose Rodriguez scored for the Panthers. Erik Zamudio added 4 saves. The team hosts Glendale this afternoon. |
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PANTHERS LOG FIRST WIN OF SEASON AGAINST CANYONS (9/4/12)
The men hosted College of the Canyons Friday - shutting out the Cougars 3-0. Goals were scored by returner Edgar Llamas (assist by Franco Allende) and freshman Samer Kandah and Carlos Ramos (assisted by Damian Mora). Erik Zamudio had 4 saves in 90 minutes of play. The men travel to Citrus today. |
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MEN OPEN SEASON WITH 3-3 TIE AT EL CAMINO (8/29/12)
The men traveled to El Camino yesterday to open the 2012 season, tying the Warriors 3-3. The Warriors led 3-0 but could not hold the lead against a determined Panther squad. Chaffey forward Chris Umana snuck a goal in for the visitiors in extra time of the first half, beating Mellone with a shot through the legs. Then, in the 56th minute, forward Jose Rodriguez cut the Chaffey deficit to 3-2 when he blasted a point-blank shot that ricocheted off Mellone’s chest and into the back of the net. The visitors completed their comeback when midfielder Jonathan Hernandez beat Mellone from the left side in the 71st minute to steal a victory away from the Warriors and secure the draw. The men play at home Friday aaginst College of the Canyons. |
