The women’s soccer team lost to Pasadena City College 5-1 at Robinson Stadium this past Tuesday.
“The defeat was of our own making,” John Britton, soccer coach said.
Four of the five goals scored were due plays that the Warriors had set up and then failed to “mark” the opposing players, Britton said.
Britton added that the act of “marking” opposing players on the field is a basic skill but the Warriors just couldn’t seem to pull it off correctly in the game.
Three of the goals scored by Pasadena were headed in after the Warriors’ defenders left them open and the offense took the opportunity.
Britton added that the game was lost because the Warriors were not making opportunities but they were giving them up.
![Players from the El Camino College mens soccer team surround and cheer on Melvyn Perez-Cortez, No. 13, after he scored a goal against Orange Coast College in the 48th minute of the match at Murdock Stadium on Tuesday, Nov. 26. “At halftime we had a speech with the coach and he said to ‘come out strong’ and that’s what we did and it benefited us a lot and [the game] went in our favor,” Perez-Cortez said. Rosemary Montalvo/The Union](https://eccunion.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/ND5_9869-900x600.jpg)
