August 22, 2025 – Reedley, CA – In a one-sided match at home, Reedley College proved too much for De Anza, cruising to a commanding 7-0 win. The game, which showcased Reedley's offensive firepower, saw them score four goals in the first half and three more in the second. It was an all-around strong performance from the home team, highlighted by multiple standout players and a relentless attack.

First Half: A Quick Fire Start

The match kicked off with Reedley immediately asserting its dominance. Within just three minutes, Jazmine Castaneda opened the scoring with an unassisted goal. The early strike seemed to set the tone for the match, and Reedley continued to press.

In the 17th minute, Lailah Azevedo doubled the lead, thanks to a well-placed assist from Syrrai Hurd. De Anza struggled to find rhythm and defensive shape, while Reedley's midfield and forwards continued to exploit the gaps.

By the 36th minute, Reedley had extended their lead to 3-0 with another unassisted goal, this time from Yuritza Iniguez, who capitalized on a defensive lapse. Just before the half ended, Reedley's Jessica Batres made it 4-0, with Castaneda turning provider on this occasion, setting up Batres for a simple finish.

Second Half: Reedley Continues the Onslaught

Reedley picked up right where they left off in the second half. Syrrai Hurd, who was a key figure in Reedley's midfield throughout the game, scored her own goal in the 48th minute, further cementing the home team's control of the match.

In the 55th minute, Janelle Batres added her name to the score sheet, finishing off another unassisted goal to give Reedley a commanding 6-0 advantage. De Anza, unable to mount any sort of offensive challenge, could only watch as Reedley's attack continued to flow.

As the game neared its end, Reedley's Layla Torres wrapped up the scoring in the 88th minute. After a well-timed pass from Janelle Batres, Torres slotted her shot into the back of the net, making it 7-0.

Goalkeeping: Solid at the Back for Reedley

Reedley's goalkeeper duo, Briar Estes and Jasmine Lupian, shared the shutout. Each keeper played 45 minutes, making one save apiece, while the defense in front of them was virtually impenetrable. The Reedley defense did not give De Anza much to work with, limiting their shots and preventing them from getting a serious look on goal.

On the other side, De Anza's goalkeeper faced a constant barrage of shots, as Reedley registered 31 attempts in total. Despite the overwhelming pressure, the De Anza keeper made 10 saves, including several from close range, but was ultimately unable to prevent the heavy defeat.

Standout Players

• Jazmine Castaneda (Reedley): One goal and one assist, playing a key role in the attack, especially in the first half.
• Syrrai Hurd (Reedley): Scored a goal and assisted another, controlling the midfield and dictating play.
• Janelle Batres (Reedley): Scored a goal and provided an assist, showing her versatility in the attack.
• Yuritza Iniguez (Reedley): A goal to her name, contributing to the offensive juggernaut in the first half.

Final Thoughts

Reedley's performance was a statement of intent, as they fired on all cylinders against a De Anza team that never really found its footing. Reedley's balanced attacking play, solid defense, and quality goalkeeping allowed them to control the game from start to finish. The win will give Reedley a massive confidence boost heading into their next match.

As the final whistle blew, Reedley's 7-0 triumph left little doubt as to who was the superior side on the day.

Full Match Summary:

• Final Score: Reedley 7, De Anza 0
• Shots: Reedley 31, De Anza 5
• Saves: Reedley 2, De Anza 10
• Goalscorers:
• • Reedley: Jazmine Castaneda (3'), Lailah Azevedo (17'), Yuritza Iniguez (36'), Jessica Batres (44'), Syrrai Hurd (48'), Janelle Batres (55'), Layla Torres (88')