The women's soccer team fell behind 1-0, but a late goal by Jeanette Quinones tied Los Angeles Valley, 1-1, and saved the Knights from their second loss of the season.

The first half was mostly a defensive stuggle which saw no goals. The Knights did create a couple of opportunities, but were unable to capitalize on them. Los Angeles Valley scored the first goal of the game nine minutes into the second half on a ball that was kicked from about 35 yards out that went over the head of Knights' goalkeeper Rebekah Hash.

After falling behind, the Knights turned up the offensive pressure and created several opportunities near the goal. In the 90th minute, SDCC forward Anabel Benitez sent in a cross that found its way to Quinones who tapped it in for the equalizer.
 

The SDCC men's soccer team held a 1-0 lead for most of the match, but could not stop Pasadena's attack in the second half as they allowed four unanswered goals.

The Knights jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the 20th minute when Tony Melendez passed a ball from near midfield to an open Justin Picou who headed it into the far corner of the goal. The Knights' defense held strong the remainder of the first half even though they allowed five corner kicks and four shots on goal, three of which were saved by SDCC goalkeeper Juan Galicia. Full Story
 

The Knights will host Santa Ana in their home opener at Harry West Gymnasium on Friday, September 5 at 5 p.m.