Girls post 10-win season

A highly successful season ended for Laguna when it fell, 3-2, to Calvary Chapel on Feb. 8. in an Orange League one-game playoff match that determined the league’s final entry into the CIF playoffs.

Courtney Capobianco and Laura Renault scored and Lauren Caris recorded 11 saves for Laguna.

“Of course we were disappointed with the loss, but the girls left everything on the field in that game,” Laguna Coach Bill Rolfing said. “I’m very proud of this team.”

The Breakers posted the third-most victories (10, with 54 goals) in the 26-year history of the sport at Laguna, Rolfing said. Along the way, they defeated and tied champion Costa Mesa in two league contests.

It was the first league loss suffered by Costa Mesa — formerly of the Golden West League — in five years.

In boys’ soccer

The Laguna Beach High boys’ soccer team begins postseason play Saturday.

The Breakers open the CIF Southern Section Division III playoffs on the road against University. The match will be played at Las Lomas Community Park in Irvine. Game time is 3 p.m.

Laguna is the No. 2 team out of the Orange Coast League.

University, a former league rival of Laguna’s, is champion of the Pacific Coast League. The teams have played once this season and the match ended in a 2-2 tie on Nov. 29.

“I’m confident going into this match,” Laguna Coach Patrick Coyne said. “I think we will do quite well.”

The winner of Saturday’s match advances to second-round play Wednesday.