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2011 El Camino College Men's Soccer

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Four Warriors Earn All-SCC Honors

November 21, 2011

Sophomores Michael Tostado, Chris Marckstadt, Aric Morales and freshman Frank Arteaga were each named to the All-South Coast Conference Team last week with freshman Ben Turnbull receiving Honorable Mention honors...(read more)

Chambers And Valenzuela Lead Men's Soccer In The Classroom

November 16, 2011

The El Camino College men’s soccer team had many shining moments this season, including pulling off a near upset of eventual South Coast Conference champions Mount San Antonio College and settling for a 2-2 draw. The Warriors nearly beat a Cerritos team that was ranked top-5 in the nation. But perhaps the team’s best highlights...(read more)

Warriors Overwhelm Long Beach In Finale

November 10, 2011

The Warriors shelled Long Beach 4-2 at Murdock Stadium. Magnus Petersen, Matias Henriquez, Ben Turnbull and Chris Marckstadt each scored for the Warriors...(read more)

Warriors Play ELAC To A Scoreless Draw

November 8, 2011

The Warriors goalkeepers combined to make nine saves as the Warriors played to a 0-0 draw against East Los Angeles Tuesday in a South Coast Conference match at Murdock Stadium...(read more)

Warriors Shutout Harbor

November 1, 2011

TORRANCE, Calif. – Kelvin Alfaro and Chris Marckstadt scored a goal apiece as the Warriors defeated L.A. Harbor 2-0 Wednesday in a South Coast Conference match at Murdock Stadium...(read more)

Alfaro Scores Twice, Dean Stars As Warriors Tie Mt. SAC

October 21, 2011

TORRANCE, Calif. – Freshman goalkeeper Nolan Dean starred in net for the Warriors as they grinded out a 2-2 draw against No. 2 Mt. San Antonio College in a South Coast Conference match Friday at Murdock Stadium...(read more)

Warriors Shutout Pasadena

October 11, 2011

 TORRANCE, Calif. – Freshman midfielder Charlie Gonzalez scored a goal early in the first half and the Warriors held on for a 1-0 South Coast Conference victory over Pasadena Tuesday at Murdock Stadium...(read more)

Warriors Edged By Nationally Ranked Cerritos

October 4, 2011

TORRANCE, Calif. – The Warriors surrendered a goal early in the second half and it proved to be the difference as they dropped a South Coast Conference match to visiting Cerritos 1-0 Wednesday at Murdock Stadium...(read more)

Warriors Defeat Compton, Tie Victor Valley In Busy Weekend

October 3, 2011

Sophomore defender Aric Morales scored a goal and notched an assist to help the Warriors (2-2-2) score a 4-1 South Coast Conference victory Friday over ECC Compton Center at Murdock Stadium...(read more)

Warriors Defeat Moorpark, Earn First Win of the Year

September 16, 2011

TORRANCE, Calif. – After an opening loss and two ties, the men's soccer team finally got a taste of victory with a 4-0 victory over Moorpark Friday at Murdock Stadium..(read more)

About the Program

El Camino started it Men's Soccer program in 1977 with current coach John Britton as a member of the 1978 squad, in which they reached the State Championships.  Since that jump start to its program, El Camino has maintained this high standard and won several State, Conference and Tournament Championship Final along the way.  The program has produced several professional players who have competed on teams all over the world.  Two of the most recent graduates to the professional ranks are Sheldon Thomas (Trinidad and the LA Galaxy) and Antonio Martinez (currently with Chivas USA).  Both these players received scholarships to move on to 4-year universities, joining many former ECC players who received similar scholarships, to aid them in continuing their careers as scholar-athletes.

The soccer program is proud of its successes on the field but is equally proud of the players who graduate and move on to complete their education at 4-year universities.  One of the roles of the soccer coaching staff is to facilitate this transfer and we are pleased to help all our players, complementing the help provided by our specialist counselors.  For a school which caters to all its scholar athletes, you need look no further than El Camino College.