AC drops home opener, BU women win
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Kiyanna Arevalo scored Assiniboine College’s first-ever goal on Cougars Field in a 3-1 loss to the Canadian Mennonite University Blazers to open the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference women’s soccer season on Saturday.
In the men’s game, the Cougars lost 4-0.
On Sunday, the AC men scored their first goals of the season by Jafet Sandoval and Nelson Flores in a 4-2 loss to the Providence Pilots. The Providence women won 10-0.
Assiniboine College Cougars Kevin Cruz jumps to control the ball against the Canadian Mennonite University Blazers during their MCAC men's soccer season opener at Cougars Field on Saturday. (Thomas Friesen/The Brandon Sun)
The Brandon University Bobcats had Saturday off, then beat the host Blazers in Sunday’s women’s game.
Brogan Henry picked up four goals and three assists, while Jorja Hoad and Kenadie Janzen scored twice each.
The Bobcat men fell 4-0.
Next weekend, Brandon hosts Providence on Saturday and St. Boniface on Sunday.
The Cougars visit Les Rouges on Saturday in Winnipeg, and have Sunday off.
Kiyanna Arevalo of the Assiniboine College Cougars dribbles through a pair of Canadian Mennonite University Blazers during their MCAC women's soccer season opener at Cougars Field on Saturday. (Thomas Friesen/The Brandon Sun)
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Megan Beswitherick of the Assiniboine College Cougars shields the ball against the Canadian Mennonite University Blazers during their MCAC women's soccer season opener at Cougars Field on Saturday. (Thomas Friesen/The Brandon Sun)