The Cal Poly Humboldt women's soccer team dedicated their Saturday morning to supporting the local soccer community by prepping fields for the Mad River Youth Soccer League season. The team successfully set up 19 fields by spraying lines, moving goals, and attaching nets. Head coach Grant Landy emphasized the importance of giving back, especially since several team members, like Alia Prentiss and Grace Pimentel, have personal ties to the league, having played on those very fields in their youth.

By the Numbers
  • The team prepared a total of 19 soccer fields.
  • Two current players, Alia Prentiss and Grace Pimentel, are alumni of the Mad River Youth Soccer League.
State of Play
  • The Lumberjacks are actively involved in community initiatives, fostering connections with local youth soccer.
  • Preparation for the league's upcoming season showcases the team's commitment to giving back while building community support.
What's Next

The Lumberjacks are poised to carry their community-first approach into the 2026 season, continuing to strengthen their relationship with local soccer initiatives.

Bottom Line

The Lumberjacks鈥� engagement with the Mad River Youth Soccer League reflects their commitment to community and the foundational role local soccer plays in the development of young athletes.