Silje Vigeland passes the ball down the field to the rest of the team trying to secure a point for Sage Creek.
The Referees debate whether to punish a player after the accident. Player Isabel Sloss was in a bad accident with another player, which resulted in a possible head injury. But even though there may have been a head injury, the ref would not let the medic or the coach onto the field.
Both teams suffered injuries at Wednesday’s game. SDA and Sage Creek suffered injuries such as sprained ankles, hard falls, and head bumps.
The senior players shared their best memories from the season and said their goodbyes to the team.
- December 4Several earthquakes hit east of San Diego County at the U.S.-Mexico border
- December 4String of break-ins in La Jolla's Village leaves business owners concerned
- December 4Heavy rains lash India’s southern and eastern coasts as a powerful storm closes in
- December 4Oxford University Press has named ‘rizz’ as its word of the year
- December 1Former San Diego prep basketball star Mikey Williams pleads guilty to felony count
- December 1Retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court, has died at 93
- December 1Israel and Hamas trade blame for cease-fire’s end as combat resumes
- November 30San Diego police search for driver in fatal hit-and-run in North Park
- November 30San Diego State introduces Sean Lewis as the new Aztec head football coach
- November 30Two more Israeli hostages are freed, Israel’s military says, after the cease-fire was extended
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