Continuing their tradition of sending players to four-year schools, the Cerritos College men's soccer team has announced that three of their players have made decisions on their next destination.
In a season where the Cerritos College men's soccer team captured the South Coast Conference Tournament championship, as well as the SCC South Division title, head coach Benny Artiaga was rewarded by being named the Southern California Coach of the Year.
Faced with the daunting task of playing the same team for the third time in three weeks, the Cerritos College men's soccer team saw their season come to an end with a 2-1 loss.
Trailing 1-0 with less than a minute left in regulation, the Cerritos College men's soccer team got the goal they were looking for from their most likely source.
After capturing the South Coast Conference regular season and tournament championships, the Cerritos College men's soccer team was honored with 10 of their players receiving awards.
So far this season, the Cerritos College men's soccer team has won the South Coast Conference Championship and then the conference tournament championship.
After capturing the South Coast Conference South Division championship, the Cerritos College men's soccer team is looking to add the SCC Tournament title to their resume.
Looking to exact revenge against another team that defeated them this season, the Cerritos College men's soccer team defeated Long Beach City College, 6-3 on Friday in the championship game of the South Coast Conference Tournament.
Staring at the program's first two-game losing streak since 2016, the Cerritos College men's soccer team came out strong against El Camino College and finished with a 3-1 win.
After shutout wins in their last six games, as well as a nine-game unbeaten streak, the Cerritos College men's soccer team was shut out by Long Beach City College, 2-0 on Friday.
Taking an eight-game unbeaten streak to Mt. San Antonio College on Tuesday night, the Cerritos College men's soccer team kept that streak alive with an impressive 2-0 win.
The old adage that "offense wins games, defense wins championships" seems to be most fitting for the 2021 version of the Cerritos College men's soccer team.
Entering the day as the first place teams in each of the two South Coast Conference divisions, both the Cerritos College and Rio Hondo College men's soccer teams were looking to send a message to the other.
In what turned out to be a defensive battle, the Cerritos College men's soccer team recorded their sixth shutout of the season, as they defeated visiting Los Angeles Harbor College on Tuesday.
The scoring machine that is Armando Ibarra, Jr. accounted for three more goals on Friday to lead the Cerritos College men's soccer team to a 4-0 South Coast Conference win at Compton College.
With their final non-conference game behind them after a 3-0 win over visiting Norco College on Tuesday, the Cerritos College men's soccer team will now direct their attention to their South Coast Conference season.
Facing a San Diego City College team with only two substitutes, it appeared as though the Cerritos College men's soccer team would be able to wear down their opponents early on in their non-conference game on Tuesday.
On Wednesday in their non-conference game against Bakersfield College, the Cerritos College men's soccer team didn't let a first half goal slow them down from their game plan.
Taking their first overnight road trip of the season, the Cerritos College men's soccer team split their two games at the Hartnell Tournament over the weekend.
Using an unrelenting offensive attack, coupled with an aggressive defensive approach, the Cerritos College men's soccer team scored four second half goals to post a 4-0 win over visiting Imperial Valley College on Tuesday.
Getting their first taste of action in 20 months, the Cerritos College men's soccer team opened the 2021 season with a 2-0 road win against College of the Desert on Friday night.