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Monday, November 9, 2009

Shoreline Community College Sports Updates


Men's and Women's Soccer To Host NWAACC Playoff Games:
A NWAACC Playoff Doubleheader will be played at Shoreline Community College on Wednesday.
The Lady Dolphins will host Olympic College at 11:30 AM in a first round match-up. SCC sports a 8-4-3 record while OC is 7-6-3. The two teams have not met this season. The Dolphins are 5-1-1 on their home field this season.
The SCC Men's Soccer Team plays Highline Community College at 2:00 PM on Wednesday. SCC is 7-8-1 on the season while HCC is 9-8-3. Highline defeated Shoreline 6-2 earlier in the season at Highline. SCC is 4-2-1 at home this season.
Come out and support the Dolphins. GO SHORELINE!!!
Men's Soccer Comes Back To Defeat SVC, Hosts First Round Playoff Game:
The sick and beat up SCC Men's Soccer Team, pullout a come from behind victory on Saturday and won the right to host a NWAACC playoff game on Wednesday against Highline Community College.
The Dolphins trailed 1-0 at halftime but battled back to tie it on Ciran Regan's goal at the 50th minute mark. Greg Testa hit the winner at the 70th minute mark and the Shoreline defense did the rest as they held the Cardinals out of the goal.
SCC finished the regular season 7-8-1, 6-6-1 in the counting games for the NWAACC Northern Region.
Women's Soccer Routs Skagit Valley In Regular Season Finale:
The Lady Dolphins prepared for the NWAACC playoffs with a 5-0 victory over Skagit Valley on Saturday. SCC hosts Olympic College on Wednesday in the first round of the NWAACC playoffs.
On Saturday, Grace Hedemann led the way for Shoreline with two goals, both scored in the half as SCC took a 3-0 halftime lead and never looked back. Michael Urbano, Laruen Folk and Emily Carter also scored for Shoreline. Carter returned to action after suffering a concussion and lacerated liver earlier in the season.
SCC finished the regular season 8-4-3 overall, 7-3-3 in Northern Region counting games.
Volleyball Qualifies For NWAACC Championship:
The Lady Dolphin Volleyball Team qualified for the NWAACC Volleyball Championship on Friday, without playing a game. Whatcom Community College defeated Edmonds CC on Friday night, pushing the ECC squad to two games behind Shoreline with only one game to go and giving the SCC squad the final fourth place playoff spot.
The Dolphin team actually has a chance to move to the #3 Seed if they can beat Skagit Valley College on Tuesday night in Mt. Vernon, WA. If SCC wins, then both SCC and SVC will be tied for 3rd place and Shoreline owns the tiebreaker over Skagit and would be the #3 seed for the Northern Region.
SCC is 11-16 overall on the season and 6-5 in the NWAACC Northern Region. This will be the first trip to the NWAACC Championship for the Lady Dolphins in three years.

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