West Valley overwhelms Laney and Ohlone to open Coast Conference women's water polo action
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9 | 4 | 3 | 4 | 20 |
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Team Stats
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SARATOGA - The West Valley women's water polo team opened the 2019 Coast Conference season with convincing 20-0 and 15-3 wins over Laney and Ohlone, respectively, Wednesday in Saratoga.
The Vikings (8-2, 2-0 Coast) jumped out to a 9-0 first period lead against Laney and then played conservatively the rest of the way. Emily Fields, Heather Gray and Maryam Khatoon scored four goals apiece, while Maria Higginbotham recorded a goal and three assists. Goalkeeper Raquel de Pinho took advantage of some time in the field with two goals and two assists.
Nadja Novakovic netted a game-high five goals in the late game against Ohlone. Sierra Ceballos, Alexis Goldin and Giovanna Valente Cardenuto all found the back of the net twice, while Khatoon had a goal and three assists. De Pinho had five assists to go along with 11 saves in goal.
The Vikings travel to the Mt. SAC Invitational this weekend.
(Matt Folsom, West Valley Athletics)