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SBVC Women’s Soccer: Navarro and Greer Sign Letters of Intent

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February 19, 2014 at 11:05am. Views: 90

San Bernardino Valley College (SBVC) Women’s Soccer midfielder Maria Navarro (Ontario H.S.) and defender Basha Greer (Moreno Valley Valley View) have both signed letters of intent, with Navarro heading to Cal Poly Pomona and Greer heading to Humboldt State. Navarro was named first team All-Foothill Conference this past fall scoring nine goals with seven assists, including two game winning goals. Navarro was also named to the 2012 first team All-Foothill Conference. Greer was an integral part of anchoring a defense that put together 12 shut outs, including four straight from November 1st to November 12th. Under the tutelage of tenth-year coach Kristin Hauge, SBVC Women's Soccer won their fifth Foothill Conference Championship and made a seventh straight playoff appearance. The team finished the year with a 17-3-2 overall record and a 9-1 conference record. They were rewarded with a #3 seed in the Southern California Regional Playoffs. As a reward for their fifth Conference Championship, the team was bestowed with four first team All-Conference honors and four second team All-Conference honors. The Cal Poly Pomona Broncos play at Kellogg Field, and the team is coached by second year coach, Mike Dibbini. The Broncos finished the 2013 season 6-7-5 overall and 4-7-5 in Conference play, placing them in sixth place in the California Collegiate Athletic Association-South Division. The Humboldt State Lumberjacks play at College Creek Field, and the team is coached by second year coach, Paul Karver. The Jacks finished the 2013 season 3-12-3 overall and 1-12-3 in Conference play, placing them in sixth place in the California Collegiate Athletic Association-North Division. Both programs compete in the CCAA within the NCAA Division II.

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