2019 COD Women's Soccer News
COD Women’s Soccer: Contreras signs letter with West Virginia State
July 08, 2020
COD Women’s Soccer midfielder April Contreras (Palm Desert H.S.) has signed a letter of intent with West Virginia State University.
2019 Season in Review - COD Women’s Soccer
November 19, 2019
Under fifth-year head coach Garrett Estrin, Desert finished the regular season with a record 8-9-4 overall and 5-5-2 in conference. The Roadrunners placed 4th in the Inland Empire Athletic Conference (IEAC).
COD Women’s Soccer left frustrated by the Panthers, 2-1
October 25, 2019
COD (5-8-2; 3-4) had an opportunity to make history by defeating the visitors, got close, but a two goal lead appeared to be too much for the home team, as the Roadrunners fell to the Chaffey Panthers of Rancho Cucamonga (11-2-2; 6-1), 2-1.
COD Women’s Soccer holds on for win over the Rams, 5-4
October 18, 2019
COD (5-6-2; 3-2) continued undefeated at home in Conference play as they held on for a crucial win over the Victor Valley Rams of Victorville (5-8-2; 1-4-1), 5-4.
COD Women’s Soccer: Castillo grabs 6 goals as Roadrunners bowl over the Coyotes, 11-0
October 08, 2019
COD (4-5-1; 2-1) collected one of their most lopsided victories in team history as Jasmine Castillo made Desert history, scoring six goals in a single game, as the Roadrunners grabbed a lopsided victory over the Cerro Coso Coyotes of Ridgecrest (1-10-1; 0-2), 11-0.
COD Women’s Soccer pushes past the Eagles, 2-1
October 04, 2019
COD (3-5-1; 1-1) got back on track in IEAC play, as they grabbed a solid victory over a pesky team, the Mt. San Jacinto Eagles of Menifee (2-6-1; 0-2), 2-1.
COD Women’s Soccer fights hard in loss to Cougars, 3-1
September 24, 2019
COD (2-4) put together a solid effort against the Taft Cougars (3-3-2), but two early goals proved to be the difference as the Roadrunners fell to Taft, 3-1.
COD Women’s Soccer takes the #5 team in the state to the limit, falls, 2-1
September 13, 2019
COD (2-2) faced an onslaught of shots, where the Roadrunners keeper made 20 saves on 45 shots, holding a 1-0 lead for 57 minutes on the #5 team in the state, but the Santiago Canyon Hawks of Orange (3-0-1) scored two goals in four minutes and the home side fell to the defending CCCAA State Champs, 2-1.
COD Women’s Soccer shoots down the Condors for first time, 4-0
September 06, 2019
COD (2-1) grabbed their second win of the season and first win over the Oxnard Condors (0-3), wowing the home crowd in their 2019 home opener, shutting out and overwhelming the visitors, 4-0.