Irvine Valley scores the first 29 points, leads, 40-1, at the half and goes on to a 71-13 win over Barstow at home Tuesday night. Moka Saiki (20 points), Samantha Barnett (13 points) and Neryah Lokeni (10 points) lead the way.
The Irvine Valley athletics department celebrated its student athletes with a Thanksgiving luncheon earlier this week. A galley from the fun and lunch can be found below.
Irvine Valley rolls in a 79-48 win over El Camino on Wednesday. Parker Tuttle leads the way with 19 points. Yanis Aldeguer adds 11 points and Ethan Tauber chips in 10 points for the Lasers. IVC heads up to Monterey next week.
Irvine Valley's Jordan Madison and Faith Hong are picked first team all-Orange Empire Conference and Sydnee Salamoff and Jocelyn Quinonez are each named second team. IVC finished with a record of 10-10-1 overall.
Irvine Valley sophomore outside hitter Audrey Fowler was named first team all-Orange Empire Conference and freshman opposite Hailey Oldham was selected to the second team. IVC finished with a record of 9-15 overall.
Irvine Valley wins its second game in a row, beating Cuyamaca, 67-50, on the road on Friday night. Three players scored in double figures. Matt Mowers had 16 points, Parker Tuttle added 13 points and Allen Moser had 11 points.
Irvine Valley wins its second game in a row, beating Cuyamaca, 67-50, on the road on Friday night. Three players scored in double figures. Matt Mowers had 16 points, Parker Tuttle added 13 points and Allen Moser had 11 points.
Irvine Valley has standout midfielders Luke Newman and Isaiah Ponce named first team all-Orange Empire Conference and forward Mason Tracey and midfielder Cristian Sanchez picked to the second team this week.
Irvine Valley has standout midfielders Luke Newman and Isaiah Ponce named first team all-Orange Empire Conference and forward Mason Tracey and midfielder Cristian Sanchez picked to the second team this week.
Irvine Valley loses 54-51 in a non-conference game at Rio Hondo on Wednesday. The Lasers have their chances and held a 49-46 lead with 3:06 left in the contest, but the Roadrunners out-scored IVC, 8-2, to end the game.
Irvine Valley defeats Southwestern, 73-48, at home on Wednesday night. The Lasers dominate both halves and get big games from sophomore Josiah Reed and freshman Matt Mowers in the victory. IVC plays at Cuyamaca Friday.
Irvine Valley loses 54-51 in a non-conference game at Rio Hondo on Wednesday night. The Lasers have their chances and held a 49-46 lead with 3:06 left in the contest, but the Roadrunners out-scored IVC, 8-2, to end the game.
Irvine Valley defeats Southwestern, 73-48, at home on Wednesday night. The Lasers dominate both halves and get big games from sophomore Josiah Reed and freshman Matt Mowers in the victory. IVC plays at Cuyamaca Friday.
Irvine Valley rallies and defeats Santiago, 21-25, 18-25, 25-17, 25-17, 15-11. The Lasers won seven of their last 10 matches. IVC ended the regular season with a record of 9-15 overall and 9-7 in the Orange Empire Conference.
Irvine Valley rallies and defeats Santiago, 21-25, 18-25, 25-17, 25-17, 15-11. The Lasers won seven of their last 10 matches. IVC ended the regular season with a record of 9-15 overall and 9-7 in the Orange Empire Conference.
Irvine Valley takes control in the second quarter and beats E Camino, 66-32, Friday at home. The Lasers took care of business after a 73-66 loss to Taft in the at a tourney at West LA last week. IVC received several solid efforts.
Irvine Valley rallies after losing two of the first three sets to win, 25-16, 23-25, 26-28, 25-14, 15-8 Friday in an Orange Empire Conference match on the road at Fullerton. Hailey Oldham finished with 19 kills for Irvine Valley.
Irvine Valley rallies after losing two of the first three sets to win, 25-16, 23-25, 26-28, 25-14, 15-8 Friday in an Orange Empire Conference match on the road at Fullerton. Hailey Oldham finished with 19 kills for Irvine Valley.
Irvine Valley, with a positive record, closes out its season with a 2-0 defeat to Golden West at home on Friday. The Lasers still finished with a record of 10-10-1 overall. Coach Tom Lancaster also celebrated his sophomore players.
Irvine Valley dominates the action for most of the contest, but falls short to Golden West, 1-0, on the road Friday afternoon. The Lasers took 23 shots, but could not find the back of the net. IVC ended with a 8-12-1 record overall.