Irvine Valley starts the VC Crossover with a 46-34 victory over host Ventura on Friday night. The win lifts IVC's record to 13-2 overall. Symantha Barnett finished with 12 points and Alexis Price adds 11 points and nine rebounds.
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Irvine Valley was ranked No. 10 in the state and sixth in Southern California in this week's California Community College Women's Basketball Coaches Association State Top 25 poll. IVC has a record of 12-2 overall on the season.
Irvine Valley standout freshman midfielder Cade Williams was recently picked to the United Soccer Coaches 2025 Men's Scholar All-America Team. Williams also helped IVC to an Orange Empire Conference title this past season.
In its third game this week, Irvine Valley battles, but comes up short to Glendale, 55-51, Saturday in the Glendale Holiday Crossover event. The Lasers, ranked No. 8 in the state, next play in the Ventura Crossover Dec. 26-27.
Irvine Valley stays with Mt. San Antonio in the first half, but the Mounties pull away in the second, shoot over 60 percent from the field in the game for a 98-84 win over the Lasers. IVC's record goes to 9-5 overall on the year.
Irvine Valley uses very strong second and fourth quarters and gets 22 points from Kivonni Williams in a 60-30 victory over Rio Hondo in the Glendale Tournament Friday. IVC plays again Saturday at host Glendale at 5 p.m.
Irvine Valley, which made a huge jump up to No. 8 in the latest state poll, went on the road and beat No. 20 San Diego Mesa, 57-40, Wednesday. Mesa had just defeated No. 2 OCC last week. IVC moves its record to 11-1 overall.
Irvine Valley is ranked No. 8 in the state in the second CCCWBCA poll of the season. The Lasers have a record of 10-1 overall and play at No. 20 San Diego Mesa on Wednesday. SD Mesa knocked off No. 3 Orange Coast this past week.
Irvine Valley, which has a record of 10-1 overall and won six contests in a row, has moved up to No. 7 in the state in the RPI rankings through the 3C2A. The Lasers have an important week this week with three games on the road.
Irvine Valley uses a strong second half to rally and beat Miramar, 56-51, on Saturday at home. The Lasers out-scored the Jets, 39-29, in the second half to improve their record to 9-3 overall. IVC plays at Mt. SAC next Friday.
Irvine Valley improves its record to 10-1 overall with a 47-point victory at Citrus Friday. All five starters score in double figures, led by Symantha Barnett with 20 points and Gianna DeForest with 15 points and 10 rebounds.
Irvine Valley sophomore women's basketball player Alexis Price was named the Orange Empire Conference women's athlete of the week after posting two impressive double-doubles in the Mt. San Jacinto crossover event.
Irvine Valley remains in the top 25 in the California Community College Men's Basketball Coaches Association state poll, but slips a spot from No. 23 to No. 24. The Lasers, who have a record of 8-3, host Miramar on Saturday.
Irvine Valley keeps LA Mission under double digits scoring in each of the four quarters and cruises to a 53-32 win on Tuesday at home. The Lasers improve their record to 9-1 overall. Kivoni Williams leads the way with 20 points.
Irvine Valley pulls away in the second half and defeats host Monterey Peninsula, 80-64, Saturday to capture two of three games in the Monterey Bay Classic and win the consolation title. Matt Mowers is named all-tournament.
Irvine Valley defeats Chaffey, 79-66, on Friday and then beats host Mt. San Jacinto, 64-61, on Saturday in the Mt. San Jacinto crossover. IVC improves its record to 8-1 overall and next hosts LA Mission on Tuesday at home at 5 p.m.
After losing its opening game in the Monterey Bay Classic to Sierra, Irvine Valley plays one of its best games of the season and defeats Hartnell, 67-47, Friday afternoon. The Lasers out-scored Hartnell, 38-20, in the second half.
Irvine Valley, with a record of 6-2 through eight games, was ranked No. 23 in the state in the latest California Community College Men's Basketball Coaches Association state poll this week. IVC has won five of its last six games.
Irvine Valley out-scores College of the Desert, 44-31, in the second half and earns a 78-63 win on the road Tuesday. The Lasers will be at the Monterey Bay Classic (Dec. 4-6), starting with a game against Sierra on Dec. 4 at 3 p.m.