JC WOMEN'S SOCCER: PIERCE'S SEASON ENDS ON PKS.Byline: David Felton Staff Writer Pierce College In 2006 the Library won a national Excellence award. Academics Pierce College offers associate's degrees, mainly in the arts and sciences. There are also certificate programs in early childhood education, social services, dental hygienist, and others. women's soccer coach Adolfo Perez was absolutely right. ``It's better to lose 5-0 than to lose this way,'' he said. That way happened to be in a penalty-kick shootout Shootout Venture capital jargon. Refers to two or more venture capital firms fighting for the startup. Saturday afternoon to visiting Long Beach City, denying the top-seeded Brahmas a berth in next weekend's COA (Certificate Of Authenticity) A document that accompanies software which states that it is an original package from the manufacturer. It generally includes a seal with a difficult-to-copy emblem such as a holographic image. Women's Soccer Championship in Fresno. Fourth-seeded Long Beach (23-1-2) took a 1-0 lead in the 37th minute on a goal by sophomore midfielder
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That forced Perez to play with just three defenders, a risky move against Long Beach's quick-strike offense. And the move seemed to work. Pierce controlled the run of play for much of the second half and finally tied the game in the 85th minute on a goal from Walberg. Pierce scored on its first three PKs - goals from Walberg, Elia Petrosian and Tootsa Coghlan - and led 3-1, needing just one more score to earn the victory. That's when Long Beach co-coach Alex Camargo pulled starting goalie Sarah Phillips - who was light-headed after a second-half collision - and put in midfielder Brittany Jensen. The 5-foot-11 sophomore stopped shots by Krystal Bernal and Monique Gaxiola and watched a shot by Lindsey Liggeria sail high and wide to the right. The Vikings then secured the victory with consecutive goals by Shaneka Gordon, Christina Graham and Mallory Olloque. ``That's what a winning team does,'' Perez said of Long Beach. ``It doesn't die.'' |
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