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San Bernardino Valley College Men’s Soccer Scores Program-Record 10 Goals in 10-0 Win Over Cerro Coso

San Bernardino Valley College men's soccer set a program record with a 10-0 win over Cerro Coso, led by Cesar Sainz's hat trick and Johnny Gonzalez's two goals.

On October 27, 2026, the San Bernardino Valley College men’s soccer team delivered a historic performance at home by defeating the Cerro Coso Coyotes 10-0. This victory set a new program record for most goals scored in a single game, surpassing the previous mark of eight.

The Wolverines struck early with Johnny Gonzalez, the state’s leading goal scorer, netting the first goal in the seventh minute. Gonzalez finished with two goals, raising his season total to 18. Adrian Casillas also contributed two goals, while Cesar Sainz led the offense with a hat trick and three assists. Additional goals came from Julious Perez, Giovanni Velasquez, and Luis Erives.

San Bernardino Valley College dominated the match offensively, attempting 45 shots with 24 on target compared to Cerro Coso’s six shots and two on goal. The Coyotes fielded only 11 players and their goalkeeper, Daniel Ukpolo, made 14 saves. SBVC recorded a clean sheet, avoided cards and injuries, and executed their game plan effectively.

The Wolverines will continue their Inland Empire Athletic Conference schedule at home against Victor Valley on October 30, followed by away games at Chaffey on November 3 and Norco on November 6.

CSB Take

San Bernardino Valley College men’s soccer’s record-setting win illustrates their potent offense and balanced team effort, with standout performances from Cesar Sainz and Johnny Gonzalez. This milestone builds momentum as the Wolverines enter a critical phase of their conference schedule. Sustaining this level of play and maintaining discipline and health will be essential for their success in upcoming matches.


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