2015 Women's Soccer News
Kneisel, who is a member of the college's women’s soccer and track & field programs, becomes the first COC student-athlete to win the award.
The 2016 COC All-Girls Soccer Camp will run from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday June 20 through Thursday, June 23, at the college's Valencia campus.
Mari Kneisel is heading to Gonzaga University and Astrid Perez will attend University of Hawaii at Hilo.
COC sophomore Mari Kneisel finished the 2015 season with 31 goals, 12 assists and 74 points to lead Canyons in all categories.
The contest will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21.
The sophomore forward breaks the COC single-season record of 27 goals set by Stacey Atwater in 2013.
COC sophomore Mari Kneisel is two goals away from breaking the program’s single season scoring record.
COC sophomore Mari Kneisel put the Cougars on the board in the eighth minute with her 22nd goal of the season and 42nd of her career.
Kneisel, already the career leader in points, nets a hat trick to secure the record and send COC to victory.
Canyons remains undefeated in conference play and has not dropped a match since a 1-0 loss at Santa Barbara City College on Sept. 18.
COC sophomore Mari Kneisel nets a hat trick to pull within one goal of the program's all-time scoring record.
COC received goals from Courtney Ravenell, Amanda Balzer and Lucy Maino.
Canyons received goals from five different players while shutting out the Renegades.
COC goalkeeper Jordan Burrow tallied three saves on her way to her second shutout of the season.
COC sophomore Mari Kneisel scores two goals last in the first half to shift momentum back to Cougars.
COC freshman Hannah Hoskins netted her fourth goal of the season to give the Cougars a 3-2 lead in the 64th minute.
