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Mission Hills 2, Westview 1 (OT) — field hockey, Oct 26, 2026

North · Valley

Mission Hills 2, Westview 1, final after overtime.

League records after this game

Mission Hills won their home Valley league game against Westview 2–1 in overtime.

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Details

When
Where
Hosted by Mission Hills1 Mission Hills Ct, San Marcos, CA 92069
Counts as
League game · Valley, North standingsCounts toward the Valley standings — this site’s 3-1-0 points (the league publishes no points rule).

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Game stats

As entered on MaxPreps

Westview

Season stats
Westview scoring in this game
PlayerGoals
Number 33Greta Schneider1

Mission Hills

Season stats
Mission Hills scoring in this game
PlayerGoalsAssistsShots
Number 1Lylah Zwack1not recorded1
Number 4Jasmine Harris1not recorded1
Number 14Audrey Threattnot recorded14
Number 5Alondra Oregonnot recordednot recorded1
Mission Hills goalkeeping in this game
PlayerSaves
Number 20/99Sofia Chabrow5
Number 10Chloe Giap1

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. WestviewWestview going into this game, oldest first: loss, loss, win, win, win. Most recent last.thenLoss in this game
  2. Mission HillsMission Hills going into this game, oldest first: win, win, win, win, win. Most recent last.thenWin in this game

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

These two this season

4 meetings · from Mission Hills’s side

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.