Page 16 January 29, 2015 EL SEGUNDO HERALD Soccer Teams from page 6 Ethan Swanson scored on a header off the set piece from Brian Guerrero in the sixth minute of overtime to give El Segundo its fourth 1-0 win this season. “I couldn’t be happier for a team working as hard as they do,” said Eagle head coach Andrew Kelly. The Eagles (11-1-3, 3-0-1) played at Santa Monica yesterday and are at Beverly Hills on Friday before returning home to host Culver City next Wednesday, February 4 and Hawthorne next Friday, February 6; both games are slated for 3pm. The girls’ basketball team defeated both Hawthorne 45-37 and Lawndale 48-32 to improve to (12-8, 3-1). The Eagles, who are ranked 10th in the latest CIF Southern Section Division 3A polls, have been playing some of their best basketball of the season. Defensively the Eagles have been forcing turnovers and Jordan Swanier’s rebounding has taken the opposition out of their game. On offense Paige Endo continues to lead her team. She had a game high of 17 points against Hawthorne and 20 points against Lawndale. The Eagles are on the road this week and played Santa Monica last night and travel to meet Beverly Hills on Friday night. They return home next Wednesday at 6pm to play Culver City and next Friday night, February 6 to host Hawthorne. AYSO All Stars The boys 14U all stars are in action in pool play. Unfortunately El Segundo had to face the two top teams in the tournament in their first two games. The locals fell to South Redondo 5-1 and Manhattan Beach/Hermosa 3-0. The team continues play Saturday at 12:30pm at the Manhattan Village Soccer Field; just behind the Manhattan Beach Mall. • El Segundo’s Trevor Loe sets up to disrupt a pass. Victor Erland dribbles past a Manhattan Beach/Hermosa Beach defender. Nathan Kehl made seven saves against the Manhattan Beach/Hermosa Beach all stars. Denis Vezina shows off his ball handling skills. Paige Endo had 20 points against Lawndale.
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