San Mateo County local soccer roundup • Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026

Woodside 3, Aragon 0

The Wildcats moved into first place in the PAL Bay Division with the shutout of the third-place Dons.

Woodside (5-2-1 PAL Bay, 16 points; 8-4-2 overall) leapfrogged idle Carlmont (4-1-2, 14 points).

The Wildcats led 2-0 at halftime on goals from Ellie Sala, her third in two games, and Anya Lynch. Vivienne Nieva rounded out the scoring in the second. Emilia Pelkowski had the assists on Sala’s and Nieva’s goals.

Aragon (3-3-2, 11 points, 4-6-3) falls into a third-place tie with Sequoia.

Sequoia 6, Hillsdale 0

Leading 1-0 at halftime, the Ravens erupted for five second-half goals as they pulled into a tie for third place in the PAL Bay Division.

Leah McDowell had two goals and assist to lead Sequoia (3-3-2 PAL Bay, 11 points; 5-7-3 overall), while Gigi Jarolimek and Kayla Halada each had a goal and an assist. Sarah Schembri and Maddy Johnson rounded out the scoring for the Ravens.

Hillsdale falls to 1-4-3 in Bay play and 3-7-3 overall.

Menlo-Atherton 2, Burlingame 1

All three goals were scored in the second half, with the Panthers netting the win.

The streaking Bears are riding a four-game unbeaten streak and are one point behind third place Sequoia and Aragon.

Grace Wagner and Madison Bradley each scored for M-A (3-3-1 PAL Bay, 10 points; 7-5-3 overall), with Elise Koo and Cassidy Thomas each had an assist.

Gaelle Anne Foy scored off an assist Nadine Asslam for Burlingame (2-5-1, 7 points; 2-5-1).

Terra Nova 6, El Camino 0

The Tigers kept pace with South City atop the PAL Ocean Division standings with the rout of the Colts, scoring three goals in each half.

Dani Guterres netted a hat trick for Terra Nova (4-0 PAL Ocean, 12 points; 8-4-1 overall), while Claire Moore and Ella Templin each picked up a goal and an assist.

El Camino falls to 1-3 in Ocean play and 3-9 overall.

South City 4, Oceana 1

The Warriors also remained undefeated in Ocean Division play and are tied with Terra Nova atop the standings.

South City (4-0 PAL Ocean, 12 points) scored twice in each half. Oceana (2-2, 3-9) got a goal from Micah McNally, off an assist from Shalies Ekah.

Mills 5, Westmoor 0

Leading 1-0 at halftime, the Vikings scored four more in the second half to beat the Rams.

Kaelyn He scored twice for Mills (3-1 PAL Ocean, 9 points), with Alexa Dunn, Giselle Lopez and Katie O’Dea rounding out the scoring.

Half Moon Bay 2, San Mateo 2

The Bearcats scored once in the second half to forge the draw with the Cougars.

Kayla Lichaa and Violet Vestner each scored unassisted goals for San Mateo (2-1-1 PAL Ocean, 7 points; 5-3-1 overall).

Marcia Lynes scored both goals for HMB (1-2-1, 4 points; 2-6-2), with Leila Jimenez and Clarisse Amezchua earning assists.

Capuchino 1, Jefferson 0

Bella Magni’s second-half goal gave the Mustangs the victory over the Grizzlies.

Capuchino improves to 2-2 in PAL Ocean play and 2-11-1 overall.

Menlo School 2, Notre Dame-San Jose 0

Goalkeeper Bianca Putanec posted her fourth straight shutout as the Knights continue to lead the WBAL Foothill Division standings with the win over the Tigers.

Audrey Zhen gave Menlo (5-1 WBAL Foothill) a 1-0 lead in the 27th minute off an assist from Jazlyn Romero. An Audrey Katz second-half header gave the Knights an insurance goal, with Bella Porten earning the assist.

NDSJ falls to 0-5 in WBAL play and 1-9 overall.

In other action ...

Sacred Heart Prep (3-2-2 WBAL Foothill, 6-4-2 overall) got a second-half goal from Layla Pine in a draw with Crystal (4-1-2).