2013 Dons Men's Soccer News
Luis Venegas pulled the Dons within one late in the game, but it wasn't enough as Santa Ana was unable to take advantage of playing a man-up late.
Following their 2-1 overtime victory over San Bernardino Valley College in the Southern Regional Finals, the Dons advanced to the State Championships and will face Hartnell College, the #4-seed in the north.
The Dons got a goal from Leonardo Contreras with seven minutes remaining in overtime to send them to the CCCAA State Championships for the first time since 2009.
The Dons advance to the third round where they will travel to #2 San Bernardino Valley College following a 5-1 win over LA Harbor College.
Following their 3-0 victory over #14 San Diego City College in the first round, the Dons advanced to the second round where they will host #6 Los Angeles Harbor College.
Leonardo Contreras scored twice with Luis Venegas notching the third goal as the Dons picked up the first round win over San Diego City College.
Luis Venegas scored two goals with Brandon Novoa, Eric Clayborn and Jose Angulo each adding a goal in the 5-1 win over Irvine Valley College.
Luis Venegas scored all three goals for the Dons, with his third goal coming about one minute into stoppage time to give the Dons a 3-3 tie with Fullerton College.
After taking a 2-0 lead into the half, the Dons surrendered two second half goals to play Santiago Canyon College to a 2-2 tie.
The Dons had to make two comebacks to escape their match with Golden West College with a 3-3 tie. Leonardo Contreras played a part in all three goals for the Dons.
Luis Venegas scored early for the Dons before Antonio Solis scored back-to-back goals. Venegas added the fourth goal to cap scoring.
Luis Venegas scored a pair of goals for the Dons as they remain undefeated in Orange Empire Conference play.
Five different players scored as the Dons cruised to an easy victory in their Orange Empire Conference opener.
The Dons closed out non-conference competition with a 3-1 victory over visiting Pasadena City College.
The Dons spotted the Wolverines an early 2-0 lead and were never able to come back in their first-ever loss on their new field. Both Dons goals were scored by Chris Cruz.
Leonardo Contreras scored the first goal by a Dons player on the new soccer field as the Dons opened the 2013 season with the shutout victory.