San Mateo County local soccer roundup • Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026

 Woodside 1, Sequoia 1

The Wildcats could not keep pace with Hillsdale, settling into second place in the Bay Division standings after the draw with the Ravens.

Both teams scored in the first half. Luke Hunter scored off an assist from Ben Lange for Woodside (2-0-2 PAL Bay, 5-1-2 overall), while Alex Kodi scored for Sequoia (1-3-1, 3-4-2) off an assist from Mike Alvarado.

Menlo-Atherton 1, Aragon 1

The Bears took a 1-0 lead at halftime, but the Dons rallied in the second half to forge the draw.

Gabe Wilcox scored off a pass from Claudio Dominguez for Aragon (2-2-1 PAL Bay, 3-5-2 overall), which is in a tie for third place in the Bay Division with Burlingame with seven points. Both are three points behind division-leading Hillsdale.

M-A’s record is now 0-0-3 in Bay play and 2-4-3 overall.

Carlmont 7, South City 0

The Scots had seven players score as they kept the Warriors winless on the season.

Zac Elliott had a goal and an assist for Carlmont (2-1 PAL Bay, 3-3-1 overall). Ian Sijbrant, Kaz Kojima, Nate Gonzales, Rohan Yadavalli, Jayden lee and Braylen Jackson all had a goal for the Scots. Xavier Grussing added a pair of assists.

South City drops to 0-4-1 in Bay matches and 0-8-1 overall.

El Camino 4, Westmoor 0

The Colts scored four goals for the third straight game, while freshman goalkeeper Eduardo Espinoza posted his third consecutive shutout.

Danny Figueroa Jr. scored for the third game in a row for El Camino (7-0-1 PAL Ocean, 10-0-1 overall), while Andrew Tafolla added a pair of assists. Frank Serrano, Jordan Gomez and Manny Tafolla rounded out the scoring for the Colts, with Santino Frances and Hurett Sheung each picking up an assist.

Half Moon Bay 5, Terra Nova 1

The second-place Cougars stayed within shouting distance of Ocean Division-leading El Camino with the rout of the rival Tigers.

HMB (5-1-2 PAL Ocean, 5-3-3 overall) scored three times in the opening 40 minutes before adding two more in the second half. Dylan Loof, Anthony Sarabia, Noah Haro, Christiano Bautista and Kaleb Eisen all scored for the Cougars, with Max Magana earning a couple of assists.

Charlie Higdon scored for Terra Nova (2-5-1), off an assist from Victor Ramirez.

Oceana 2, Jefferson 2

The Grizzlies have become the king of ties as they notched their eighth draw of the season against the Sharks.

All four goals were scored in the first half. Fabian Lozano opened the scoring for Jefferson (1-1-6 PAL Ocean, 1-1-8 overall), off an assist from David Ruiz. Leonardo Gonzalez converted a penalty kick for the Grizzlies’ second goal.

Matteo Frabotta and Aiyden Avila scored for Oceana (1-6-1), with Iker Serrano supplying the assist on both goals.

Capuchino 3, Mills 0

The Mustangs led 1-0 at halftime before putting the game away in the second with two more goals.

Capuchino improves to 2-2-1 in Ocean play and 2-3-1 overall. Mills falls to 4-4 and 4-5. 

Crystal 4, Menlo School 1

The unbeaten Gryphons are emerging as the team to beat in the WBAL after a statement win over the Knights.

Senior striker Lucas Shotts scored twice for Crystal (3-0 WBAL, 7-0-1 overall), with Kristian Bisgaard and Dante Martin rounded out the scoring for the Gryphons, with Martin also adding an assist.

Cameron Rafati scored for Menlo (2-1, 4-3-2), with Reed Wunwoo picking up the assist.

 In other action ...

Sacred Heart Prep (3-0 WBAL, 4-1-2 overall) beat Harker (1-2, 2-4-1), 2-1.

Summit Prep (1-2-1 PSAL North, 1-2-1 overall) got past Design Tech (1-1-1, 1-2-1) in a wild match, 4-3.

Edson Segura scored twice and assisted on a third goal to lead Priory (2-2 WBAL, 4-4 overall) to a 3-1 win over Eastside College Prep (0-3, 2-6).