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The U-15 Davis Legacy 95 girls won the California Cup championship with a 4-0 shut out victory over Modesto Ajax Elite.  On their way to the finals, Legacy defeated Santa Rosa United Avalanche 3-0, tied Cal Rush 2-2, and Diablo FC 0-0. Anna Maria Gilbertson had eight of nine goals for the tournament and Kylie Tierney tallied one.  Assists were provided by Clara Goin, Breonna Robinzine, Andi Ebright, and Megan Casey. Dana Granger, Jenna Farboud, Blake Bennick, Casey and keeper Kenzie Tillit anchored the defense.

Davis Velocity U-14 girls team had a great weekend in Cal Cup as they played Santa Rosa in the finals.  Velocity competed in the premier Division which had 3 top ranked teams in our bracket as well as a team from Southern California.  We won three games and lost 1 to move on to the finals.  While we came in second it was a hard fought game.  It was an entire team effort and their fitness, character, and determination where a huge part of their success throughout the weekend.  It was a great accomplishment to win premier in the Nor Cal spring league and then to turn around and play in the finals of the premier bracket in Cal Cup.  Velocity's next tournament will be the Davis Showcase in July.  

Though they hadn’t played as a team since March, Davis Legacy Peligro, a U18 boys soccer team, put on their uniforms one last time over the weekend at the Santa Cruz Beach Soccer Championships. With nine of the 10 players graduating from high school, it was one last chance for Peligro to play together as many of them have for more than five years. Sand soccer is an intense game with five to a side, three 12-minute periods, and a field about one-third the size of a regulation grass field. On Saturday, Davis showed its rust early on and fell behind 3-0 before bouncing back to score five consecutive goals to win 5-3. Scott Engelhardt found the net twice, to go with goals from Ryan Lee, Matthew Lee and Tyler Carson. Getting better with each contest, Peligro got three more scores from Engelhardt and one each from Carson, Scott Yackzan and Michael Seban to win their second game 6-1. Goals from Matthew Lee and Engelhardt, who scored in the final minute, gave Davis a 2-2 tie against SFRP Chivas 92 on Sunday, but Chivas moved on to the title game because of a tie breaker. Throughout the tournament, Diego Rivas-Bernardy was outstanding as the goalkeeper, and Andrew Superak, Max Laguna and Patrick Mullen provided key defense and supporting play.

U16 Inferno Girls Metro Team is looking for 3-4 players to round up their roster.  Please contact Coach Andres Olmedo.

The Legacy Gunners U13 boys comp team started their year with a perfect 10-0 spring season, outscoring their opponents 42 to 8.  The Gunners’ balanced offense included goals by eleven different players.  Strikers Joe Rainer and Jesse Hopp combined for 18 goals and 12 assists.  Alex McIntyre, Ben Stahl and Karch Miller added another 13 goals and 4 assists.  Midfielders Dylan Klein, Daniel Moncada, Aaron Garcia, Ian Miramontes, Javier Mendoza and Andrew Michelmore distributed 18 assists and scored 9 goals.  The Gunners’ solid defense included left back Otto Nichols, who was rarely beaten this spring, right backs Will Stukas and Ani Ramakrishnan, who both also shared time at midfield, stopper Brian Birt, sweeper Emmett Barnes and goalkeeper Jesus Gutierrez.  

Davis Legacy Vipers, a U-14 boys team, came away with first place at the Rogue Valley Cup in Medford, Oregon, over Memorial Day weekend.The Vipers kicked off the tournament with a 3-1 win over the Carson City Patriots. Antonio Rodriguez scored the first goal for the Vipers with an assist by Paul Hinton. Jorge Portillo found the net for two more goals with assists by Rodriguez and Robbie Burns. Game two of the tournament ended in a 1-1 tie between the Vipers and the Medford Shockwave. Adam Cunning scored the lone Davis goal on a header, with an assist from Alex Raya. On Sunday, the Vipers cemented a win in game three of the tournament with a 3-1 victory over the Portland Cobalt. Rodriguez put the first goal in with an assist from Portillo. Hinton and Portillo scored the next two goals. Game four saw the Vipers rack up a 5-1 win over International Portugal of Reno and secure a berth in the final match. Scoring for the Vipers were Rami Rashmawi, Portillo, guest player Luis, Shane Pesis and Logan Schwab. Rodriguez, Pesis and Burns provided critical assists. In the championship game Monday, the Vipers faced off again with the Carson City Patriots. The Vipers pulled out a 1-0 win on a lone goal by Portillo, assisted by Rodriguez. Strong defensive play throughout the tournament, particularly by Schwab, Raya, Glenn Trepeta, and goalkeeper Josh Sherwin allowed only four goals during the five games. Vipers goal keeper Josh Sherwin prevailed in the tournament’s customary Keeper Wars on Saturday.

The Davis Legacy 91’s (U-19) won the Super Group at the US Club Regionals Tuesday morning with a 6-2 win over CASA Boca in the final.  Davis made easy work of the tournament, winning by scores of 8-0 verse Sac. United, 10-0 verse Seaside FC and 1-0 verse Oxnard FC before the final match on Tuesday. Max Alvarez led the way in the final game scoring twice, Malcom Alugas, Abraham Prado, Kyle Lunt and Tendai Mkandawire all pitched in with goals, the Legacy led 5-0 at half time.  The road will end at the Regional for Davis, they will not be traveling to Virginia Beach for the National Championship, it is not offered in this age group.