VC Seeded # 2 in 2009 Southern California Regional Playoffs
VC will host Anterlope Valley in the first round of the So Cal Regional Championships on Saturday Nov 21 in the VC sports-plex Kick off will be 7:00pm. A entry fee will be charged for Adults $8.00 and Students with ID, Kids and Senior's $5.00 these fees go to the COA to pay for the State Championships.
Strozier leads Ventura College to a WSC Northern Division victory over Santa Barbara City College. With the game winning goal Jaz in the 82 miniute she takes her career total points to 102 and scores goal number 27 on the season. The 1-0 victory over Santa Barbara City College pushed the Vaquros out of the Southern California Regional Play-offs and secured the Lady Pirates a home game on November 21 at the VC sportsplex kick off 7:00pm. Admission for the game will be $8:00 for Adults and $5:00 for kids and Studends
Our Lady Pirates will go Pink for the game against Fresno City College on October 30, 2009. This will be our first Annual "Shirts off our Backs Campian"
At the conclusion of the Fresno game the Lady Pirates will auction the pink game shirts they used in the game. It is a silent auction with bids starting at $25 for a shirt. Please give your bid and the number shirt your bidding on to the auction table. At the conclusion of the game the winning bid for each shirt will be announced. The check should be made out to the “VC Athletic Association”. All proceeds generated will go to the Community Memorial Healthcare Foundation’s Healthy Women’s Program. This program provides State-of-the–art diagnostic care and treatment at the Community Memorial Hospital’s Breast Center aimed at helping the uninsured and underinsured. We would like to thank Ventura High, Camarillo High Pacifica High, Buena High Girls Soccer Programs and AYSO Region 39 for their support. And a special “Thank You” to our exceptional game announcer John Daykin
Ventura
College Head Women's S. occer Coach Inducted in to the Ventura
County Sports Hall of Fame
More
than winning trophies or games or championships, Steve Hoffman
says athletes should treasure one intangible above all else.
"Opportunity," says the Ventura College women's
soccer coach. "When you get the opportunity, you need
to take it and see what you can do. Some fail. Some succeed.
But everything good starts with opportunity."
Hoffman, a native of England, has made the most of his opportunities,
building winning soccer programs at Cal Lutheran and Ventura
College while fashioning a career in the sport his loves best.
On Sunday, June 8, 2008, he was part of a five-member Class
of 2008 officially inducted into the Ventura County Sports
Hall of Fame during a dinner ceremony at the Marriott Ventura
Beach.
Hoffman,
whose Ventura College teams have won 11 Western State Conference
championships, embraces coaching as a role model for athletes.
Hoffman, 51, has accumulated a record of 210-36-32 with the
Ventura College women's soccer program. His teams have won
11 WSC titles and appeared in four regional finals.
He
is also the Director of Coach Development and Player Development
with the California Youth Soccer Association and Olympic Development
Program. |
