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Eastlake 3, Olympian 0 — field hockey, Oct 30, 2026

Metro · Metro Mesa

Olympian 0, Eastlake 3, final.

League records after this game

Eastlake won their away Metro Mesa league game against Olympian 3–0.

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Details

When
Where
Hosted by Olympian1925 Magdalena Ave, Chula Vista, CA 91913
Counts as
League game · Metro Mesa, Metro standingsCounts toward the Metro Mesa standings — this site’s 3-1-0 points (the league publishes no points rule).

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Game stats

As entered on MaxPreps

Eastlake

Season stats
Eastlake scoring in this game
PlayerGoalsAssists
Number 7Emily Burgon3not recorded
Number 9Gwendolyn Gooldnot recorded1

Olympian

Season stats
Olympian scoring in this game
PlayerShots
Number 2Savannah Close2
Number 21Mikaela Stalnaker2
Number 8Abigail Stark1
Number 15Bella Ryan1
Olympian goalkeeping in this game
PlayerSaves
Number 18Allison Sardon4

Each coach’s own entries for this game on MaxPreps. A dash is a stat the coach tracked in this game but entered nothing for.

G goals · A assists · Sh shots · Sv saves.

Form going in

League games · oldest → newest
  1. EastlakeEastlake going into this game, oldest first: win, win, win, win, win. Most recent last.thenWin in this game
  2. OlympianOlympian going into this game, oldest first: win, loss, loss, win, win. Most recent last.thenLoss in this game

Games with no reported score are skipped, never shown as a result.

These two this season

2 meetings · from Olympian’s side
  1. Oct 14: Eastlake 3, Olympian 0, final.
  2. This game. Oct 30: Olympian 0, Eastlake 3, final.

Eastlake leads the season series 2-0.

Elsewhere

Scores come from MaxPreps and are cross-checked against High School on SI (si.com). When MaxPreps has no result for a league game, or its row is clearly wrong, we publish si.com’s score and mark it; when both have a score and disagree, we publish MaxPreps’ and show the disagreement rather than choosing quietly. A level si.com score between two San Diego Section teams is never used: a varsity game there outside a tournament is decided by a shootout, and si.com does not say who won it.