Preparations for the upcoming season are underway for women's soccer REBECCA O'NEIL Reporter @RebeccaRoundup

Under the guidance of head coach Adolfo Perez, women's soccer has already put on their cleats as the new season is around the corner.

Perez said he is happy that the team has made it to the playoffs every year, being the only program in state to do so.

“We’ve been blessed as the only college in the state of California that has made playoffs every single year,” Perez said. “Considering that only 16 make it, and there’s 82 programs, it’s kind of awesome.”

The Brahmas finished second in the Western State-South Conference with a 6-2-2 record.

The team's season came to an end at the hands of the San Bernandino Valley College Wolverines in the second round of playoffs.

Perez said that although the team’s performance has remained steady and stellar, the nature of game has been tough given community college sports’ turnover rate.

“It’s not always easy because in junior college, you have a new team every year. I am very proud of the consistency. I am very proud of how, every year, we’re able to transfer players to go from here to play at a fouryear school,” Perez said. “It’s a great accomplishment and a great honor.”

Perez said the team’s spring

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