Camarillo, CA — JV girls dominated their final game of the season 3-1 against Oak Park. Kylie Satterlee knocked in a corner from Hailey Tapking early in the first half. Hailey then crushed a ball into the corner for the second goal. Cielo Medina hit a beautiful through ball to Mia Zarate who passed the keeper and put the Scorps up 3-1. Aubrey McDermott had 7 saves and was unlucky on a ball that slipped in during the final minutes. Carisa Legaspi-Gutierrez (the birthday girl) worked creatively in the midfield with Sadie Pewsey and Marilyn Montano. Up top, Sophia Rossell, Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt, Emily Barajas, and Stella Alessi played dangerous balls and kept Oak Park defenders on their heels all night. As always, the Scorps defense, led by Julia Santos, Izzy Schneider, McKenna Barbettini, Maya Dyer, Lyllette Scott, and Kena Schlimgen, closed down space and took away chances. The JV girls approached this game (as with every game and practice) with love, honor, and respect and finished a fine season with a record of 11-3-1 (5-2-1).

Camarillo, CA — JV girls collected another win in a chippy matchup against Royal. The goal came from a strong effort by Sophia Rossell assisted by Cielo Medina. Aubrey McDermott kept another clean sheet with the help of defenders Kena Schlimgen, Julia Santos, Izzy Schneider, Maya Dyer, Lyllette Scott, and McKenna Barbettini. In the midfield Haley Tapking, Marilyn Montano, Sadie Pewsey, and Carissa Legaspi-Gutierrez worked hard attacking and defending. Up top, Emily Barajas played with heart as well as Kylie Satterlee, Stella Alessi, Mia Zarate, and Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt.

Simi Valley, CA — JV girls win 2-0 in a dominant showing against Simi Valley. Goals came from Marilyn Montano with an assist from Stella Alessi, and a solo effort from Kylie Satterlee into the upper V from distance put the Scorps ahead by 2. The defense led by Lyllette Scott, Julia Santos, Izzy Schneider, McKenna Barbettini, Kena Schlimgen, and Maya Dyer held strong all night. In the midfield, Haley Tapking, Cielo Medina, Sadie Pewsey, and Carissa Legaspi-Gutierrez played creatively. Up top, Mia Zarate, Sophia Rossell, Emily Barajas, and Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt worked tirelessly. Aubrey McDermott kept the clean sheet with some stellar saves, and the Scorps came away on the road with the result they deserved.

Moorpark, CA — JV girls tied Moorpark 2-2 in a hard-fought physical game. Hailey Tapking pounded in a first-half goal. An unfortunate handball penalty put the game at 1-1. Stella Alessi combined well with Carissa Legaspi Gutierrez to send the Lady Scorps ahead 2-1, but Moorpark evened the score 2-2. Camarillo‘s defense was kept busy all night and did their best to deflect all the attacks from a very fast and physical team. Lyllette, Scott, McKenna Barbettini, Julia Santos, Izzy Schneider, Kena Schlimgen, and Maya Dyer did a fantastic job in defense. In midfield, Cielo Medina settled the ball nicely, played creative passes, and wound up with a busted lip for all her efforts. Up top, Kylie Satterlee, Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt, Emily Barajas, Marilyn Montano, Mia Zarate, and Sophia Rossell played threatening balls and got a lot of shots on goal. Aubrey McDermott, in goal, played smart and fearlessly as she ran out to make a number of solid saves. In the midfield, Sadie Pewsey was all over the pitch. The 2-2 draw felt unlucky, but the girls continue to play with heart and determination.

Oak Park, CA — JV girls played beautifully to a 1-0 victory over Oak Park on a wet and cold evening. Aubrey McDermott made 10 saves, three of which required acrobatic positioning and guts. Cielo Medina crushed a left-footed shot assisted perfectly by Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt. The defense, led by Julia Santos, Lyllette Scott, Izzy Schneider, Kena Schlimgen, Maya Dyer, and McKenna Barbettini, played hard, fast, and physically to keep the clean sheet. In the midfield, Hailey Tapking, Sadie Pewsey, Carisa Legaspi Gutierrez, and Sophia Rossell played with heart. Up top, Stella Alessi, Emily Barajas, Kylie Satterlee, and Marilyn Montano worked creatively, while Mia Zarate showed true toughness and size against defenders towering over her. All in all, it was a true team win where every single player contributed wholeheartedly.

Camarillo, CA — JV girls dominated possession and peppered the goal with 11 shots but were unable to walk away with the win. Two first-half goals from an athletic Moorpark squad could not be matched even with all the chances. Up top, Stella Alessi, Emily Barajas, Mia Zarate, Kylie Satterlee, and Maddie Lovato worked hard. In the midfield, Cielo Medina, Hailey Tapking, Marilyn Montano, and Sadie Pewsey created chances. The defense, made up of Lyllette Scott, McKenna Barbettini, Izzy Schneider, Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt, Julia Santos, and Maya Dyer, did their best with everything that was thrown at them. Aubrey McDermott had 4 saves and could do nothing about the goals that slipped in. Even with all the chances and opportunities created, sometimes things don’t go your way. Regardless, great effort girls!

Camarillo, CA — JV girls put 3 goals past Oaks Christian in a hard-fought battle. The defense, led by Izzy Schneider, Kena Schlimgen, McKenna Barbettini, Lyllette Scott, Julia Santos, and Maya Dyer, shut down the attack. Aubrey McDermott had 11 saves while only conceding one goal on a wet and slippery night. Carisa Legaspi-Gutierrez opened up the scoring with an assist from Cielo Medina. Cielo then struck a low shot from outside to double the score with an assist from Lyllette Scott. Kylie Satterlee put together a clinical finish assisted by Stella Alessi. Sadie Pewsey, Hailey Tapking, and Sophia Rossell also played strong in the midfield linking up nicely with Marilyn Montano, Mia Zarate, Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt, and Emily Barajas up top. The team gelled well and overcame adversity to put Oaks Christian away 3-1.

Newbury Park, CA — JV girls left it all out on the field—blood, sweat, and tears—but ended up conceding 3 late goals against Newbury Park. Aubrey McDermott had 9 saves and the defense led by Maya Dyer, Izzy Schneider, Julia Santos, McKenna Barbettini, Kena Schlimgen, Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt, and Lylette Scott closed down the attack. Newbury Park managed to sneak a few over the top and countered to score, but the Scorps midfield made up of Marilyn Montano, Carisa Legaspi-Gutierrez, Hailey Tapking, and Cielo Medina dominated possession. Up top, Mia Zarate, Sophia Rossell, Stella Alessi, Kylie Satterlee, and Emily Barajas worked creatively but were unable to put the ball in the back of the net. The final score does not represent the heart that the girls played with and they look to bounce back against Oaks Christian on Monday night!

Camarillo, CA — Carisa Legaspi-Gutierrez opened up the scoring with a strike to the upper V, assisted by Cielo Medina. Marilyn Montano scored her second goal of the season with another assist from Cielo Medina. Stella Alessi also found the net on a close play with an assist from Lyllette Scott. Aubrey McDermott kept a clean sheet and stood tall against a PK. Sophia Rossell, Maddie Lovato, Kylie Satterlee, Emily Barajas, and Mia Zarate also played tirelessly up top with unselfish intensity. Hailey Tapking worked hard in the midfield along with Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt and Kena Schlimgen. The defense led by McKenna Barbettini, Izzy Schneider, Alexis Jurado, Julia Santos, and Maya Dyer let nothing through and closed down all options. Another deserving win for the hard-working JV girls!

Camarillo, CA — JV Girls fought back from 0-2 to defeat Thousand Oaks 3-2. Maddie Lovato scored a hat trick, assisted twice by Stella Alessi and once by Sophia Rossell. Marilyn Montano, Kylie Satterlee, and Emily Barajas also played with high pressure and intensity up top. Hailey Tapking, Sadie Pewsey, and Carisa Legaspi-Gutierrez anchored the midfield along with Cielo Medina and Mia Zarate. The defense made up by McKenna Barbettini, Izzy Schneider, Alexis Jurado, Lylette Scott, Kena Schlimgen, and Helena Rieckewald-Schmidt stood strong against towering opponents. Aubrey McDermott continued to show solid leadership and heart in goal. An all around team win with great passion.