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November 2, 2012
Hawks 1, Chargers 3
Cypress, CA - The Santiago Canyon Hawks faced an upsetting loss on the road against the Cypress Chargers. Adama Jallow of the Hawks scored in the 15th minute off of a cross from the right side of the field from Esli Avila. The Chargers responded in the 39th minute with a goal off of a cross to equalize the game. The Hawks battled hard in the second half, but back to back goals from the Chargers #24 Lasse Horn, put them up and gave the Chargers a 3-1 victory.
The Hawks play Tuesday, November 6 at home against Riverside College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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October 30, 2012
Hawks 4, Lasers 2
Orange, CA - The Santiago Canyon Hawks fought hard for a win at home against the Irvine Valley Lasers. The Hawks ended the first half on top with a goal in the 45th minute that came from a corner kick that #10 Adalberto Sanchez headed in. In the second half #20 Adama Jallow rocketed a left footed shot near post to put the Hawks up 2-0 in the 60th minute. Within the next 20 minutes the Lasers scored two goals on Santiago to tie up the game. With the Lasers pushing numbers forward, the Hawks were able to find the net two more times in the second half. An assist from #18 Rafi Balicioglu to #8 Esli Avila and a last minute finish from #11 Matt Cox did it for Santiago Canyon and showed their desire to finish out the season strong.
The Hawks play Friday, November 2 at Cypress College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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October 26, 2012
Hawks 1, Dons 3
Santa Ana, CA - Santiago Canyon College lost in a tough game against the Santa Ana Dons. The Hawks frustrated the Dons in the first half by maintaining possession and keeping them on their toes. The first half remained scoreless, but shortly into the second half Santa Ana was able to find the back of the net. In the 60th minute #21 Erick Ornelas struck a beautiful free kick that sailed over the wall and into the net at the near post. The Hawks kept battling with the Dons and made it hard for them to possess the ball. Santa Ana found a way to score two goals by the end of the game to claim a victory at home. The Hawks played a die hard game and impressed the Dons with their outstanding play.
The Hawks play Tuesday, October 30 at home against Irvine Valley College. Kickoff is 3PM
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October 23, 2012
Hawks 0, Rustlers 3
Huntington Beach, CA - The Hawks lost to the unbeaten Rustlers in a game that could of gone either way. The Rustlers went up 3-0 in the first half of the game. The Hawks gave up a couple soft goals from bad marking and poor communication. They defended superbly despite those mistakes and gave the Rustlers a good run. The Hawks shut them out the second half and created opportunities that could of changed the game. Golden West played a confident game and were able to hold the Hawks scoreless.
The Hawks play Friday at Santa Ana College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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October 19, 2012
Hawks 0, Pirates 5
Orange, CA - Santiago Canyon College lost in a brutal battle against Orange Coast College. The Pirates got on the board in the first 3 minutes and maintained there lead throughout the game. The Pirates looked to shoot all game and found it successful in the end. The Hawks played hard and defended well but gave up a few poor goals that ultimately cost them the game. Santiago had their chances to get on the scoreboard, but were unable to finishes their opportunities.
The Hawks play Tuesday, October 23 at Golden West College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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October 16, 2012
Hawks 3, Hornets 5
Fullerton, CA - Santiago Canyon fell short at Fullerton College and suffered an upsetting loss. The Hornets struck fast and got a goal in the 8th minute, scored by #16 Joe Ariza. That goal was followed by another in the 18th minute coming from #3 Jessie Sandoval. In the first half the Hawks had great chances to keep the game close, but came up short and were unable to finish their chances. The Hornets managed to score 5 minutes into the second half, #23 Alejandro Lopez with the goal. In the 60th minute #16 Joe Ariza scored again. The Hawks did not stop battling and did not give up. They unfortunately gave up a penalty kick in the 70th minute which was scored by #1 Robert Diaz. Santiago did not let down, 2 minutes later #21 Erick Ornelas scored a goal from a cross that bounced in the net. In the 80th minute #18 Rafi Balikcioglu scored a goal on a break away that he kicked over the keeper. The Hawks kept pushing and fought hard, creating several opportunities but fell short with only scoring one more goal before the last whistle. #21 Erick Ornelas scored the last goal. Santiago Canyon managed to play a stong game despite being at a disadvantage and are continuing to battle in games.
The Hawks play Friday, October 19 at home against Orange Coast College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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October 12, 2012
Hawks 3, Mustangs 2
Norco, CA - The Hawks claimed a win against the Norco Mustangs. In the 3rd minute the Hawk’s #5 Isaac Bautista played a perfect threw ball to #20 Adama Jallow for a break away. Jallow capitalized on the opportunity by beating the goalkeeper and placing the ball in the back of the net. The Mustangs scored 2 minutes later off a short corner play that was finished across the box in front of the goal. Norco was given a free kick at the top of the box in the 23rd minute. A well struck ball from the Mustangs resulted in a goal and put them up in the game. Going into the second half the Hawks knew they were not going to leave the field without a win. In the 70th minute #20 Adama Jallow scored again for the Hawks. A corner for Santiago Canyon that was hit long and then back across by #11 Matt Cox for the diving header by Jallow. With momentum the Hawks went down the field 7 minutes later and #18 Rafi Balikcioglu scored the game winning goal on a break away assisted by #10 Adalberto Sanchez. The Hawks rightfully won the game and are moving forward looking for another.
The Hawks play Tuesday, October 16 at Fullerton College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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October 9, 2012
Hawks 1, Chargers 2
Orange, CA - Santiago Canyon College lost in a game that was a battle to the end. The Chargers came out right away to score a goal early in the 2nd minute. #24 Lasse Horn had the finishing touch for Cypress to put them up in the game. Santiago responded 2 minutes later when #23 Christian Perez intercepted a pass across the Chargers back line and finessed a perfect shot right over the keeper into the upper right corner from the top of the eighteen. The game became extremely intense after these two early goals. Into the 10th minute #7 Pedro Romero-Nieva-Santos scored for the Chargers to put them on top again. The game was very physical and the Hawks never gave up on pushing forward and pressuring the ball all over the field. They created good opportunities but Cypress had there close breaks and stayed on top for the win at the end of the game.
The Hawks play Friday, October 12 at Norco College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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October 5, 2012
Hawks 1, Lasers 3
Irvine, CA - The Hawks played a grueling game on the road against the Lasers and came out the wrong end of a 3-1 decision. Christian Perez was the lone goal scorer for SCC as he tied the game up late in the first half. The Lasers took a 2-1 lead into half time with a goal just before the break and added a third in the second half. The Hawks never let up and rallied hard to try and find a way, creating several opportunities to score but it wasn’t to be. The high standard of play in the Orange Empire Conference is proving to be a worthy challenge for our hardworking men’s players and they are hoping to capitalize on the lessons learned in the first round when they face the respective opponents in the second half of OEC play.
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October 2, 2012
Hawks 1, Dons 6
Orange, CA - The Santiago Canyon Men's Soccer Team suffered a loss against the Santa Ana Dons. Although the Hawks played a good soccer game they weren't able to capitalize on their opportunities. The Dons however, were able take advantage of their opportunities and the game went in their favor. In the 13th minute #11 Damian Marquez scored the first goal for the Dons off a corner kick with his head. Marquez finished another oportunity in the 21st minute. Into the 43rd minute before halftime the Dons #17 John Teti scored the third goal. At the start of the second half the Hawks came out strong to compete and were looking for their first goal. In the 50th minute #14 Robert Jelinek crossed a ball in the air to #21 Erick Ornelas who chest trapped the ball and shot from the top of the box for Santiago's first goal. The Hawks created many more opportunities following this goal but didn't find the back of the net. Marquez claimed a hat trick in the 65th minute, scoring his third goal. The Dons scored two more goals in the 77th minute and the 88th minute by #7 Ivan Orozco and #14 Antonio Solis, respectively. Despite the scoreboard the Hawks played a good game.
The Hawks play Friday, October 5 at Irvine Valley College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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September 25, 2012
Hawks 1, Pirates 2
Costa Mesa, CA - Santiago Canyon College played their first Orange Empire Conference game of the season on the road against Orange Coast College. The Pirates took the lead in the 32nd minute with a headed goal but the Hawks responded within minutes and Adama Jallow converted to tie the game after an assist from Robert Jelinek. In the 53rd minute the Pirates scored what would be the game-winning goal. The Hawks showed a lot of character and spirit and pushed for an equalizer but it was not to be. The Pirates of Orange Coast College ran out 2-1 winners but the Hawks can take a lot of positives from their outstanding efforts in this contest.
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September 17, 2012
Hawks 4, Raiders 2
Orange, CA - The Men's Santiago Canyon Hawks won their last game of preseason and have gained confidence. The Hawks are playing beautiful soccer with one another and it showed in their game against the Moorpark Raiders. Santiago Canyon was scored on unexpectedly in the 15th minute when Moorpark's forward #2 got a shot off that was struck for a goal. Nearly 10 minutes later Christian Sanchez #15 crossed a driven ball into the box that deflected off of a Raiders head and into Moorpark's net for an own goal. Then 5 minutes later in the 30th minute Jose Barajas #17 sent an early lofted cross into the box that slipped through the hands of the Raiders keeper and dropped into the goal for a 2-1 lead. Into the second half both teams were grinding to take control of the game. The Hawks looking for a more demanding lead found it in the 72nd minute. Esli Avila #8 chased down a ball in the Raiders half to keep in it in bounds, then faced the back line of the Raiders, dribbled a defender into the box, dished the ball to the outside of the 18 to Beto Sanchez #10, who then took a touch and smashed the ball into the upper right corner for an outstanding goal. Moorpark responded in the 80th minute off a set piece from 25 yards out that was blocked by Chris Martinez #1 but then finished by the Raiders in front of the net. Late in the game Adama Jallow #20 in the 87th minute turned on his speed when he recieved the ball for a break away and hammered a shot near post to beat the keeper and settle the game. The Hawks ended their preseason strong and are looking forward to carrying their hard play into their conference games.
The Hawks play their first conference game Tuesday, September 25 at Orange Coast College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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September 11, 2012
Hawks 2, Coyotes 1
Orange, CA - The Santiago Canyon College Men's Soccer Team won their first home game of the season. The Hawks stepped on to the field hungry for a win and only 3 minutes after the start of the game scored a goal for an early lead. Adama Jallow #20 recieved the ball with a break away opportunity and took advantage by passing the ball behind a defender, using speed to get around his opponent to recieve his own pass, dribbled the goalie and tucked it away for a Hawks goal. Cuyamaca responded in the 35th minute with a goal for themselves. They started to press harder towards the end of the half and recieved a free kick from about 25 yards out, after Chris Martinez got a yellow card for disrupting a break away opportunity for the Coyotes. The Coyotes pulled a trick play that did not go in their favor and at half the score remained tied up. The second half was grueling for both teams as they fought for a lead in the game and a victory. The Hawks had several promising opportunities leading up to the 75th minute when Esli Avila #8 buried a goal for the Hawks. The Coyotes still battled to get a goal but the Hawks were strong on defense and still attacked aggresively to put another goal away to claim their win. Cuyamaca fought a hard game but the Hawks played for a W and they got it.
The Hawks play Monday, September 17 at home against Moorpark. Kickoff is 3PM.
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September 7, 2012
Hawks 2, Spartans 2
Mira Costa, CA - The Santiago Canyon Men's soccer team played an intense game against the Mira Costa Spartans. The Hawks took an early lead in the 10th minute of play. Beto Sanchez #10 chipped a perfect ball over the Spartans back line right in front of goal for Esli Avila #8 to slot into the back of the net. Unfortunately the Spartans responded only 8 minutes later to tie the game up 1-1. The game started to become a fierce battle. Christian Sanchez drew a yellow card in the 31st minute after a strong tackle. The second goal for the Spartans shortly followed after a cross from the wing was headed in for a goal. At the start of the second half both teams came out aggressively and battled for a victory. The Hawks frustrated the Spartans by holding most of the possession. This started at the begginning of the half after a hard tackle from the Spartans that resulted in a yellow card. The game went on to be a battle to the very end. The Hawks possessed the ball and created chances until the final straw in the 90th minute when the Hawks scored. Derek Montano #13 came in as a late sub to make a game changing result with a long cross to Christian Perez #23 who settled the cross and had a left footed finish to tie the game.
The Hawks play Tuesday, September 11 at home against Cuyamaca. Kickoff is 3PM.
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September 4, 2012
Hawks 0, Rams 3
Victorville, CA - The Hawks played another well fought game that didn’t go in their favor. At the start of the game the Hawks were forcing the Rams into the ground. The pressure they were applying all over the field was unbearable for the Rams. They were coughing up the ball constantly and the Hawks were dominating. In the 18th minute Victor Valley ’s Moises Ornelas #11 scored the first goal of the game. Santiago Canyon didn’t let up on the throttle they took it to the Rams and pressured them all over the field. The Rams were getting frustrated with the hard tackles and physical play that the Hawks were bringing. Into the second half the Hawks were still looking for their first goal. Adama Jallow #20 was a huge threat to the Rams. Mario Villalba #14 in the 68th minute scored the second goal for the Rams. Santiago kept pressing the ball and creating attacks being dangerous the entire second half for Victor Valley. The Rams scored one more goal before the end of the game, Corey Jacobs #23, for the win. The Hawks fought an extremely hard game and made it a tough game for the Rams.
The Hawks play this Friday, September 7 at Mira Costa College . Kickoff is 4PM.
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August 31, 2012
Hawks 1, Corsairs 3
Santa Monica, CA - Santiago Canyon College had another battling game. In the first half Sam Medina #12 slipped in a goal early at the 8th minute. The Hawks were furious and started to play with high intensity to get back in the game. Rafi Balikcioglu #18 brought an attacking momentum into the game when he was subbed in near the 30th minute. Putting high pressure on the ball he forced a turn over that came to the feet of Christian Perez #23 who slotted Rafi onto goal with a through ball. Rafi crossed a perfectly placed ball on the ground for a spectacular finish by Adama Jallow #20 who drilled it into the back of the net. At half the score remained tied 1-1. At the start of the second half both teams came out flying. The Corsairs managed to score a goal 5 minutes into the second half. Alesandro Canale #25 had with finish. The Hawks battled hard for another goal with many chances that didn’t end up in the back of the net. In the 60th minute Erik Fakhourian #21 for the Corsairs scored a goal to add to the score. Santiago Canyon didn’t give up they fought hard and had very close chances that just weren’t enough. The Corsairs took the win but the Hawks will hold their heads up and move on to their next game.
The Hawks play next Tuesday, September 4 at Victor Valley College . Kickoff is 3PM.
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August 28, 2012
Hawks 1, Jaguars 6
Chula Vista, CA - The Men's Soccer Team of Santiago Canyon College unfortunately lost their first game of preseason at Southwestern College. The Hawks started the game strong and took the lead in the 9th minute off of a corner kick that was settled and well struck into the side netting (#10 Beto). Only 3 minutes later the Jaguars responded with a goal that came off of a mistake in the backline of the defense. The Jaguars scored a goal in the 36th minute that was called offsides and so it did not affect the score. The Hawks goalie, Chris Martinez, drew a yellow card for a fifty-fifty ball in the box that resulted in a hard tackle against the Jaguars. They received a penalty kick in the 40th minute for the foul. Chris made a remarkable save to the penalty with his feet to keep the score tied 1-1 at the end of the first half.
To start the second half Chris Martinez made another huge one handed save coming from a header off of a corner kick. In the 51st minute the Jaguars took the lead 2-1. Following their second half goal, in the next 20 minutes of the game the Jaguars put away 4 more goals making the score 5-1. They managed to score one more goal in the 85th minute to claim their victory. This was a rough loss for the Men's Soccer Team, but it will not hold them back; they will be battling for a better result and fighting for a win in their next game.
The Hawks play this Friday, August 31 away at Santa Monica College. Kickoff is 3PM.
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