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Temecula Valley

Golden Bears girls varsity field hockey · Sunset · Temecula

5th of 8 in Sunset

Last

Thu Oct 22 · Postseason
All games
Harvard-Westlake 6, Temecula Valley 0, final. Tournament of Champions.

Harvard-Westlake won their home Tournament of Champions game against Temecula Valley 6–0.

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No more games on Temecula Valley’s published schedule.

The Sunset season ended Sat Oct 31. The Sunset’s postseason is the Tournament of Champions, Oct 22–29, which it shares with the LA independents. The Los Angeles Field Hockey Association runs it, since the CIF Southern Section holds no field hockey championship (Blue Book Bylaws 2011.1 and 3500.2) and CIF no regional or state one; a Sunset team not in it ends its season with its last game, Oct 31 at the latest.

Place
5th
of 8 in Sunset
League
4-5-0
12 pts · 9 played
GP
9
league games counted
Max
not reported
no fixed league schedule
Overall
6-10-0
16 games, all opponents
Streak
2 losses in a row
league games
Goals for and against
25 for, 18 against
2.8 scored per game
Goal diff
+7
2.0 conceded per game
How these numbers are counted

League figures count only the games that count toward the Sunset table: no league schedule is published and there is no round robin: a Sunset game is any game between two of the eight on MaxPreps’ schedules outside a tournament, and the pairs meet once or twice. GP is counted results; with no fixed number of league games there is no MAX. A real 0 shows as 0; a number we do not have shows as an em dash. Forfeits count in W-L-T but not in goals.

Elo rating

1474 points from 16 games

Worked out from every completed game between two of the nine leagues’ teams and the Southern Section’s five independents this season, on one scale with every covered team (102 teams), so each opponent’s strength counts as well as each goal margin. It started the season from its 2025-26 rating, which counts for one game. 1500 is an average team and 175 points is about a goal. How it is computed

Sunset standings

Form

League, oldest to newest
Temecula Valley last 5 league games, oldest first: win, loss, win, loss, loss. Most recent last.

+ 7 other games, not counted here

Margin by league game

9 played
Aug 25 at Chaparral: margin +3Sep 4 vs Great Oak: margin −1Sep 21 vs Huntington Beach: margin −6, worst −6Sep 25 at Fountain Valley: margin +3Sep 28 vs Marina: margin +9, best +9Oct 2 at Great Oak: margin −1Oct 5 vs Chaparral: margin +7Oct 15 at Edison: margin −4Oct 20 at Newport Harbor: margin −3, latest −3

+9 best · −6 worst · −3 most recent. H / A / N is home, away, neutral; ? is a league game with no result yet.

Show as table
Temecula Valley league goal margin by game
DateOpponentSiteMargin
Aug 25ChaparralA+3
Sep 4Great OakH−1
Sep 21Huntington BeachH−6
Sep 25Fountain ValleyA+3
Sep 28MarinaH+9
Oct 2Great OakA−1
Oct 5ChaparralH+7
Oct 15EdisonA−4
Oct 20Newport HarborA−3

Splits

Home
2-2-0
Away
2-3-0
Neutral
no neutral-site league games

League games only, won-lost-tied.

Postseason

Not official

In the Tournament of Champions

The Sunset’s postseason is the Tournament of Champions, Oct 22–29, which it shares with the LA independents. The Los Angeles Field Hockey Association runs it, since the CIF Southern Section holds no field hockey championship (Blue Book Bylaws 2011.1 and 3500.2) and CIF no regional or state one; a Sunset team not in it ends its season with its last game, Oct 31 at the latest. Temecula Valley is one of its eight teams.

Tournament of Champions

Who we haven’t beaten

Sunset only

4 of 7 Sunset league opponents. Sunset teams do not all play each other: a meeting is a league game when MaxPreps marks it as one, so a name can be here with no meeting at all.

League game log

9 played
Standings
  1. Aug 25: Chaparral 0, Temecula Valley 3, final.
  2. Sep 4: Temecula Valley 1, Great Oak 2, final.
  3. Sep 21: Temecula Valley 0, Huntington Beach 6, final.
  4. Sep 25: Fountain Valley 0, Temecula Valley 3, final.
  5. Sep 28: Temecula Valley 9, Marina 0, final.
  6. Oct 2: Great Oak 2, Temecula Valley 1, final after overtime.
  7. Oct 5: Temecula Valley 7, Chaparral 0, final.
  8. Oct 15: Edison 5, Temecula Valley 1, final.
  9. Oct 20: Newport Harbor 3, Temecula Valley 0, final.

Non-league and postseason

7 games
  1. Sep 2: Fallbrook 0, Temecula Valley 1, final.
  2. Sep 11: Sage Creek 0, Temecula Valley 3, final.
  3. Sep 12: Temecula Valley 0, San Pasqual 3, final.
  4. Sep 12: Temecula Valley 0, Canyon Crest Academy 1, final.
  5. Sep 12: Temecula Valley 1, Rancho Bernardo 3, final.
  6. Sep 18: Mt. Carmel 2, Temecula Valley 1, final.
  7. Oct 22: Harvard-Westlake 6, Temecula Valley 0, final.

Elsewhere

JV games

T-6th in Sunset JV · 0-5-3
JV standings
  1. Aug 25: Chaparral 0, Temecula Valley 0, final.
  2. Sep 2: Temecula Valley 0, Fallbrook 0, final.
  3. Sep 4: Temecula Valley 1, Great Oak 3, final.
  4. Sep 11: Sage Creek 0, Temecula Valley 1, final.
  5. Sep 18: Mt. Carmel 3, Temecula Valley 0, final.
  6. Sep 21: Temecula Valley 0, Huntington Beach 4, final.
  7. Sep 25: Fountain Valley 0, Temecula Valley 0, final.
  8. Sep 28: Temecula Valley 0, Edison 2, final.
  9. Sep 28: Temecula Valley 0, Marina 2, final.
  10. Oct 2: Great Oak 1, Temecula Valley 1, final.
  11. Oct 15: Edison 8, Temecula Valley 0, final.
  12. Oct 20: Newport Harbor 2, Temecula Valley 0, final.
  13. Oct 21: Temecula Valley 0, Harvard-Westlake 2, final.
  14. Oct 26: Temecula Valley 1, Chaparral 0, final.

JV league games count only in the JV tables, never in the varsity ones. Scores are MaxPreps’; a † marks a score from si.com where MaxPreps has none. How JV games are shown

Player stats

This season, from MaxPreps
Site leaders

Scoring

Temecula Valley scoring, this season
PlayerGames playedGoalsAssistsPoints
Number 17Emma Andrews137620
Number 13Kendall Gann87115
Number 15Lorelai Herndon116113
Number 18Delaney Law163713
Number 5Averie Russler15146
Number 7Riley McDougall16215
Number 14Analeah Millan15204
Number 2Caitlin Wright16124
Number 3Grace McMackin16124
Number 27Matilda Armeni16102
Number 12Gabriella Gomez16000
Number 26Maxwell Meza16000
Number 16Mya Vadney-Gamm16000
Number 96Emma Valle15000
Number 10Lyla Zimmermann15000

Shooting and more

Temecula Valley shooting and other stats, this season
PlayerGame-winning goals
Number 17Emma Andrews2
Number 15Lorelai Herndon1

Goalkeeping

Number 96Emma Valle

Games
15
Minutes
420
Saves
51
Goals against
14
Save %
78.5%
Shutouts
5
Wins
5
Losses
10

Season totals for every varsity game, league and non-league, as the coach entered them on MaxPreps, last updated Fri Oct 23. Shooting and more lists only players with at least one of those stats.

Goalkeeping is as entered too, including opponent shots on goal, which can disagree with the saves beside it. Save % is the one figure worked out here: saves divided by saves plus goals against, left out where the entered figures cannot all be right.

GP games played · G goals · A assists · Pts points (2 per goal, 1 per assist) · GWG game-winning goals.

MaxPreps stats (opens in a new tab)

Roster

15 players
Club teams

What the coach entered on MaxPreps as of Mon Oct 5. Anything nobody published is left blank, never guessed. C marks a captain.

Profile links go to players’ own recruiting pages on NCSA, SportsRecruits and FieldLevel, each matched to a player here by name, sport, and school or class year.

A MaxPreps profile link is the player’s own page on MaxPreps, the one this roster comes from, shown only where the player or a parent has claimed it there.

Commitment lines link to the player’s entry on the college commitments page, which cites a source for each one; “Signed” appears only where a source says so. They were checked by hand on Nov 6, 2026 and are not part of the twice-daily update. Recall is partial: a player with no commitment line may still have committed.

Club lines link to the club’s page on this site, which cites a source for each player it lists. Recall is partial: a player with no club line may still play for a club.

Every school’s recruiting profiles, clubs and commitments are gathered on the recruiting page.

Sources

JV roster

16 players · MaxPreps
  • Number 2Emily ClarkFreshman
  • Number 6Riley Dancho captainSophomore
  • Number 10Emily ValleFreshman
  • Number 11Evelyn JungSenior
  • Number 12Charlotte FrySophomore
  • Number 14Julia TalarzykSophomoreJulia Talarzyk’s SportsRecruits lacrosse profile (opens in a new tab)
  • Number 18Kennedy BrittonFreshman
  • Number 20Jessey NevadomskyFreshman
  • Number 21Reese TsuSophomore
  • Number 23Katelyn WebbSophomore
  • Number 24Claire Allard captainJunior
  • Number 36Ashlyn MillerJunior
  • Number 39Harper NelsonFreshman
  • Number 41Keara DeLaRosaFreshman
  • Number 43Leah CarvajalSophomore
  • Number 83Samantha BravoSenior · Goalkeeper

What the coach entered on MaxPreps’ JV roster as of Fri Nov 6. Anything the source leaves blank is left blank, never guessed. C marks a captain.

Profile links go to JV players’ own recruiting pages on SportsRecruits, each matched to a player here by name, sport, and school or class year. They were looked for by hand on Nov 6, 2026, and recall is partial: a player with no link may still have a profile.