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MEN’s SOCCER. Game date: November 8, 2011. Santa Ana College freshman forward Gonzalo Toledo scored the deciding goal against Irvine Valley College Tuesday in the 48th minute. The Dons defeated the Lasers,

WOMEN’s SOCCER. Game date: November 8, 2011 Fullerton College defeated Sa¬nta Ana College, 3-1, Tuesday, in the Dons’ final home game of the season. Santa Ana goalkeeper Stephanie Hernandez missed Monday’s practice

FOOTBALL. Game date: November 5, 2011 Santa Ana running back Terrance Holzendorf’s 203 yards on 25 carries pushed the visiting Dons past Southwestern College Saturday, 35-17. “Terrance is playing at an all

MEN’s SOCCER. Hustle and flow are the reasons why the Dons outscored its opponents 22 to two through its seven-game win streak. The team developed into a cohesive family-like unit with the

FOOTBALL. Profile: Ario Winston. Dons’ sophomore receiver Ario Winston is at least 15 pounds lighter than every other receiver on the team, but he uses his slim build to his advantage. “I

Concluding conference play at the Orange Empire Conference Championship at Los Serranos Golf Course, Justine Bresnahan shot a two day combined score of 184. The wind proved a factor as Bresnahan shot

WOMEN’s VOLLEYBALL. Game date: October 26, 2011. The Santa Ana College women’s volleyball team lost Oct.26 at home in straight sets to Irvine Valley College in round two of the Orange Empire

WOMEN’s GOLF. Erin Rapae and Justine Bresnahan decided to swing clubs instead of running around a track for P.E. credit in high school. Rapae, who has been playing for six years, learned

SOCCER PROFILE: Freshman forward Christian Supancic tears his way through the field. For soccer players and fans around the world, the number 10 symbolizes greatness. Pele, Lionel Messi and David Beckham have

SOCCER PROFILE: Matt Harmier. He seems like your classic Californian, but underneath there’s more to this Santa Ana College athlete and Fullerton native. After a 10-year hiatus from playing water polo in