Both the men’s and women’s teams finished their seasons ranked in the final NWAACC Polls with the men 4th and the women 8th.

Congratulations to both Lee and Oliveira for such great seasons!

MEN’S SOCCER SEASON ENDS IN A SHUTOUT
November 17, 2008
                                                 
The BCC men’s soccer team (15-3-2) finished their season in heartbreak fashion with a 0-0 tie, and ended up being shutout  3-0 in the shootout to Walla Walla in the quarterfinals of the NWAACC Tournament.

The Bulldogs were led this year in scoring by Vini Oliveira who finished 2nd in the NWAACC in scoring with 25 goals and 7 assists on the season. Jeremy Baarsma (3.38 gpa) made the All-Academic Sports Team for Men’s Soccer this season.

Congratulations to all of the Men’s Soccer team student-athletes and their coaching staff for an outstanding season!

MEN’S SOCCER TO HOST FIRST ROUND GAME!          
November 11, 2008

The BCC men’s soccer team (14-2-2) finished second in the West Division and will host SW Oregon CC in the first round of the NWAACC Soccer Playoffs on November 12 at Robinswood Field at 1:00pm. If the Bulldogs are able to win their first round game, they will travel to Walla Walla to take on the Warriors of Walla Walla CC (14-3-1) November 15 at 1:00pm.

This past week the Bulldogs traveled to Edmonds CC (6-11-1) on November 5th and came away with a 2-1 victory behind the two goals from Vini Oliveira and two assists from Hailu Gebrekidan.  November 8th saw the Bulldogs host Shoreline CC (6-8-4) in their final regular season game. The Bulldogs ended the season on a strong note posting a 4-1 victory over the Dolphins with one goal coming from four different players, Gilberto Robayo, Bryce Coffin, Josh Guerreo, and Matt Eronemo.

We wish our men’s soccer team the best of luck in the Playoffs!

MEN’S SOCCER HAS UP AND DOWN WEEK! 
November 4, 2008
 
The Bulldogs (12-2-2) had an emotional first game of the week October 29th with a come-from-behind victory against Highline CC (12-1-3) 3-2 to take over first place in the West Division, but then lost that division lead when the Bulldogs traveled to Bellingham on November 1st and came up short 1-0 against Whatcom CC (9-3-4).

Both games were hard-fought physical battles that saw the Bulldogs  feeling high and low by week’s end. Against Highline, the Bulldogs jumped out early scoring on Matt Eronemo’s goal in the second minute then found themselves down 2-1 with just eight minutes to go. BCC’s Diego Robayo scored in the 82nd minute, and was then followed by Vini Oliveira’s goal in the 86th minute to finish off with a 3-2 victory.

The Whatcom game saw the Orcas score in the 13th minute and then play stingy defense to keep the Bulldogs out of the net the entire game, finally handing the Bulldogs a heartbreaking 1-0 loss.

This week the Bulldogs travel to Edmonds to take on the Edmonds Tritons (6-9-1) November 5th at 7:30pm. For the regular season ending match, BCC hosts the Shoreline Dolphins (6-6-4) this Saturday November 8th at the BCC Soccer Field at 2:00pm.

MEN’S SOCCER LOSES FIRST GAME OF SEASON!
October 27, 2008

The Bulldogs (11-1-2) had a tough time in Port Angeles on October 22nd with the Peninsula Pirates (8-3-3) as they were handed their first loss of the season 2-1. The Bulldogs got their only goal in the 32nd minute of the first half to tie the score at one from Hailu Gebrekidan and was assisted from Vini Oliveira (21 goals and 5 assists on the season, and is the leading scorer in all of the NWAACC). The Pirates then got a second goal in the 60th minute and held on the final 30 minutes to put the Bulldogs in the loss column for the first time this season.

This week the Bulldogs have a tough test as they will be taking on the first place team from the West Division. The Bulldogs will host Highline (12-0-3) this Wednesday October 29th at the BCC Soccer Field at 4:00pm. The Bulldogs will then travel to Bellingham to take on the Whatcom Orcas (7-3-4) on November 1st at 2:00pm.

MEN’S SOCCER WINS AGAIN!
October 21, 2008        

The Bulldogs had a tough time in their win over the Everett Trojans (3-9-2) October 18th as the Trojans used a tough defense to keep the Bulldogs in check. It wasn’t until the 55th minute that Josh Guerrero was able to put one in the back of the net to give the Bulldogs the one and only goal of the game. Kevin Springer recorded BCC’s fifth shutout of the season, keeping us unbeaten (11-0-2) and locked in a first place tie with Highline CC in the West Division.   

This week the Bulldogs travel to Port Angeles to take on the Peninsula Pirates (6-3-3) October 22 at 4:00pm.

MEN’S SOCCER KEEPS ROLLING ALONG!
October 13, 2008

Not only did the Bulldogs win two more games this past week, they also moved closer to the #1 ranked spot in the most recent NWAACC polls. They are currently the #2 ranked team behind Walla Walla, having received three of the eight first place votes and trail Walla Walla by only five total votes.

On October 8th, the Bulldogs (10-0-2) shut out Tacoma by a score of 3-0 behind the goalkeeping of Kevin Springer, two goals from Vini Oliveira and one from Matt Eronemo. The trip to Mount Vernon on October 11th to take on the Cardinals of Skagit Valley produced another win for the Bulldogs by a score of 3-1, with two goals coming from Gilberto Robayo and one from Oliveira (21 goals and 4 assists on the season).

This week the Bulldogs host the Everett Trojans (3-7-2) October 18th at 2:00pm on the BCC soccer field.

MEN’S SOCCER REMAINS UNDEFEATED!
September 30, 2008

A 1-1 week was good enough to put the Bulldogs (6-0-2) as the #2 ranked team in the most recent NWAACC Men’s Soccer poll.

On September 24 the Bulldogs went to Highline CC to take on their division rivals and came up with a 1-1 tie, the lone BCC goal coming from Slavic Denega in the 60th minute of the game. BCC returned home September 27 to take on the Tritons of Edmonds CC and won that game by a score of 5-1 with four goals coming from the NWAACC scoring leader Vini Oliviera (14 goals and 3 assist).

The Bulldogs travel to play Olympic College (0-7-1) in Bremerton on October 1 at 4:00pm and then to Shoreline CC (2-3-3) on October 4 at 2:00pm in Seattle.

MEN’S SOCCER REMAINS UNDEFEATED!
September 23, 2008

2-0 week puts team in a first place tie in the West Division of the NWAACC Soccer standings. On September 18 Peninsula came to BCC hoping to knock off the Bulldogs (5-0-1), but with two goals from Vini Oliveira the Bulldogs were victorious by a score of 3-1. on September 20 the Orcas from Whatcom CC brought their undefeated record to BCC for a clash of the unbeatens. Again the Bulldogs were able to hold on for the victory by a score of 2-1 with goals from Vini Oliveira and Matt Eronemo.

Vini Oliveira is leading the NWAACC in goals scored with 10 total in just six games and adding three assists to boot.

The Bulldogs will put their undefeated record on the line against co-west division leader and also undefeated Highline CC (5-0-1) this Wednesday, September 24 at 4:00pm in Des Moines, WA. The Bulldogs will return home on Saturday, September 27 to host Edmonds CC (3-3-0) at 2:00pm on the BCC soccer field.

2008 TRYOUT AND PHYSICAL DATES ANNOUNCED
June 13 , 2008

BCC Men's Soccer Head Coach Adam Fenster has announced that tryouts for the 2008 season are set for August 18th from 9am - 11am at the BCC Soccer Fields.First day of tryouts is August 18th from 9-11 at BCC.

Physicals for all players must be completed after July 1 but prior to the first day of tryouts. Athletes without a completed physical may not tryout or practice.

Student-athletes must also fill out the first year or second year paperwork before the first day of tryouts as well. Athletes with incomplete paperwork will not be allowed to participate in tryouts or practices. All eligibility paperwork is available in the Athletics Office on the BCC Campus (Office G100).

BCC is looking to build upon a 2007 season which saw the Bulldogs compile a 9-5-3 record and advance to the NWAACC Playoffs.

Bellevue Community College Bulldogs soccer has enjoyed many successful years in the community college soccer scene. One of the oldest traditions around, BCC men's soccer has just completed its 31st year participating in intercollegiate athletics. Over this time, BCC soccer has been crowned champions of the league an amazing nine times and taken the runner-up spot nine times as well, including in 2006. Out of 31 potential "championship years," BCC soccer has had a shot at the title 18 times.

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