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LA Galaxy OC was an American soccer club based in Irvine, California that played in United Women's Soccer. The team played its home games at the Championship Soccer Stadium in the Orange County Great Park.

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LA Galaxy OC
Full nameLA Galaxy Orange County Women
StadiumChampionship Soccer Stadium
LeagueUnited Women's Soccer

History

Year-by-Year


YearLeagueRecordRegular SeasonQualificationPlayoffs
2018 UWS-West7–2–12ndDid not qualify
2019 UWS-West6–1–22nd, WestWildcard [1] Quarterfinal

4–1 (Houson Aces)

Semifinal

5–1 (Indiana Union [2] )

National Champions [3]

1–0 (Calgary Foothills WFC)

Current Team

As of August 5,2019

NoPositionPlayerNationPrevious
11Fwd Abigail Kim United States Cal
Fwd Anika Rodriguez Mexico UCLA
Anjel BrownSanta Clara
22MidArlie Jones USC
Fwd Atlanta Primus Jamaica CSU Fullerton
2MidCarolyn Greco Sonoma State University
Fwd Catarina Macario United States Stanford
MidChelsey Patterson CSU Fullerton
11DefGenessee Daughetee Cal
00GkHillary Beall University of Michigan
20FwdJayma Martin Grand Valley State University
28Mid Jenna Nighswonger Florida State
MidJordan Marada USC
23DefKate Wiesner Penn State
MidKiri Dale U of H at Manoa
7Mid Lindsey Huie United States University of Portland
GkMackenna Carmichael USC
FwdMadison Beckley UC Santa Barbara
23MidMadeline Vergura USC
FwdMadison Louderback University of San Diego
Mid Maricarmen Reyes Mexico UCLA
18Def Mikhaila Bowden Belize Boise State University
9FwdMillene Vieira Martin Methodist College
DefMorgan Batcheller CSU Fullerton
DefNatalie Ward Notre Dame
16MidNatsuna Sugishita Martin Methodist College
FwdNicole Molen USC
14Mid Olivia Athens United States UCLA
26FwdRebecca Wilson CSU Fullerton
Snez Veljanovska
8FwdSonest Furtado University of Hawaii
HCScott Juniper UC Irvine
ACPJ Woolridge UC Irvine
ACWendy Espejel Soka University

Former Players & Staff

NoPositionPlayerNationPrevious
Mikhaila Bowden Flag of Belize.svg Belize Flag of Australia (converted).svg Southern United [4]

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References

  1. PR, UWS (2019-07-11). "2019 UWS Playoff Preview". United Women's Soccer. Retrieved 2019-08-05.
  2. PR, UWS (2019-07-20). "National Semi #1: LA Galaxy OC 5, Indiana Union 1". United Women's Soccer. Retrieved 2019-08-05.
  3. PR, UWS (2019-07-21). "National Final: LA Galaxy OC 1, Calgary FWFC 0". United Women's Soccer. Retrieved 2019-08-05.
  4. "From Boise to Belmopan: Mikhaila Bowden's Journey To Soccer's International Stage". broncosports.com.