The Cerritos College women’s water polo team is hoping to put an end to a season-long six-game losing streak.
The Falcons, 0-6 on the season, have struggled at both ends of the pool.
They have allowed an average of 16.2 goals per game, while scoring just 3.2 goals per game. Cerritos has lost matches by 12 goals or more on five of six occassions.
The team’s closest match was a 6-4 South Coast Conference loss to El Camino.
Megan Robles has led Cerritos offensively with eight goals and four assists.
Audrey Medico and Bethany Emmons are second and third on the squad in scoring, while Jessica Meili also has pitched with some offense.
The Falcons’ defensive woes are evident with the fact that seven players are credited with at least one save in goal.
Four players – Jazmin Sanchez, Helida Ortiz, Medico and Meili have stopped at least 10 shots.
