Irvine Valley takes the 3C2A State Team Championship for the second straight season with 5-0 win over Foothill Wednesday. It is the fifth overall title for coach Ross Duncan's program and the team ends with a record of 14-1.
Irvine Valley sits only behind Florida Gateway, Wallace from Alabama, Ventura and Daytona State in Florida in the latest JCGridiron.com Filthy 20 Rankings. IVC hosts Golden West on Thursday in semis of the OEC tournament.
In a rematch of last year's state championship match Irvine Valley and Foothill face off Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Ventura College. IVC is after its second title in a row after rallying to beat Foothill, 5-2, in 2025 and fourth total title.
Top-seeded Irvine Valley defeated Glendale, 5-0, at home on Saturday in a regional final to move on to the 3C2A State Championship at Ventura on Apr. 22. IVC will take on Foothill in the state final for the second year in a row.
Irvine Valley, with a record of 12-1 overall and ranked No. 1 in So. Cal. hosts No. 7 Glendale on Saturday at 2 p.m. in a regional final with a trip to the 3C2A State Dual Championship on the line. The state final is Apr. 22 at Ventura.
Irvine Valley is headed back to a So. Cal. Regional Playoff Final after defeating Ventura, 5-0, Tuesday at home. The Lasers, seeded first, knocked off the No. 4 Pirates and improved its record to 12-1. IVC hosts Glendale Saturday.
Irvine Valley, the defending state champion in the 3C2A, moved on to a So. Cal. Regional final playoff event on Saturday at home against Glendale. The Lasers, under the guidance of coach Ross Duncan, will host at 2 p.m.
Irvine Valley Orange Empire Conference most valuable player Symantha Barnett, who helped her Laser squad reach the 3C2A State Championship, and led IVC to a conference title is off to Dillard University in New Orleans.
Irvine Valley gives up runs late and loses to Golden West, 9-2, on the road in the second game of the Orange Empire Conference series Thursday. IVC and GWC have split the first two games and play again Friday at IVC.
Irvine Valley shuts out Santa Ana in an Orange Empire Conference match on Wednesday afternoon at home. The Lasers sweep the four matches and then get a forfeit win on the fifth court to improve their record to 5-17 overall.
Irvine Valley, the defending 3C2A champion and Orange Empire Conference winner, defeats Santa Barbara City, 5-0, in its opening round So. Cal. Regional match Tuesday at home. The Lasers next face No. 4 Ventura on Apr. 14.
Irvine Valley scores five runs in the bottom of the eighth inning and comes back to beat Golden West, 15-11, in the opening game of a three-game series at home Tuesday. Lucas Scott had three hits and four RBI to lead IVC.
Irvine Valley, ranked No. 1 in So. Cal. and the defending 3C2A state champion, defeats No. 8 Santa Barbara City at home on Tuesday, 5-0, and moves on to the second round next week at home against a strong No, 4 Ventura squad.
Irvine Valley moves up in the latest version of the JCGridiron.com Filthy 20 Rankings. IVC is coming off two big wins in its last two contests, defeating Saddleback and shutting out Cypress. The Lasers host Golden West Thursday.
Irvine Valley starting men's soccer player Tristan Amezcua was named a finalist for a 3C4A award at the annual 3C2A State Meeting at Burbank last week. Amezcua helped IVC earn an Orange Empire Conference title last fall.
Irvine Valley won another OEC title and its top players and coach were honored. Philip Neuman earned singles player of the year, Neuman and Steven Anderson were the top doubles team and Ross Duncan was coach of the year.
Irvine Valley, the defending 3C2A champion, begins the quest for another title Tuesday when the top-seeded in the South Lasers host No. 8 Santa Barbara City at 2 p.m. IVC finished the regular season with a record of 10-1 overall.
Irvine Valley defeats Fullerton, 5-3, in the final game of the three-game Orange Empire Conference set. IVC picks up its second win in OEC play and moves its record to 17-14 overall. Luke Acuna earns the win on the mound for IVC.
Irvine Valley plays one of its best matches of the year and defeats Grossmont in a conference contest, 25-18, 25-20, 22-25, 25-22, at home on Wednesday night. The Lasers move their record to 7-12 overall and 4-7 in conference.