2023 COD Women's Soccer News
COD Women’s Soccer defender Montserrath Salazar (Indio H.S.) has signed a letter of intent with Providence Christian College.
COD Women’s Soccer defender Monserrath Arellano Ayala (Indio H.S.) has signed a letter of intent with La Sierra University.
Under first-year head coach Ramon Rivas, Desert finished the regular season with a record 11-6-3 overall and 4-3-3 in conference. The Roadrunners placed 3rd in the Inland Empire Athletic Conference (IEAC).
COD (11-6-3; 4-3-3), with their playoff hopes on the line, went and did what they done quite a bit recently, which is grab a lopsided win at home over the Victor Valley Rams of Victorville (7-10-2; 2-6-2), 5-1.
COD (8-4; 1-1) drew even on Conference fixtures with a multi-goal performance by Ximena Perez-Anguiano and Ruby Segura, as the Roadrunners continued IEAC play by defeating the Norco Mustangs (4-6-1; 0-2), 4-1.
COD (7-1) had two players with multi-goal games, grabbing their fourth consecutive win, as the Roadrunners dominated on the road, defeating the winless Cerritos Falcons (0-6), 7-1.
COD (5-1) got off to a quick start and did not look back as five different Roadrunners scored, including a hat trick by Amerie Felix and multi-goal games from two others, knocking off the Santa Ana Dons (1-3), 9-0.
COD (2-0) remained undefeated on the season as they secured their first clean sheet of the season on a pair of second half goals, defeating the Compton Tartars (0-1), 2-0.
COD Women’s Soccer defender/midfielder Zaynah Cortez (Palm Springs H.S.) has signed a letter of intent with Mount Marty University.
COD Women’s Soccer midfield Leeanna Navarro (Thermal Coachella Valley) has signed a letter of intent with Simpson University.