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Santa Monica College (SMC) Corsairs Zen Franco (17) kicks the ball towards the goal of the Glendale College Vaqueros defenders during the second half of a men’s soccer match on Corsair Field, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, in Santa Monica, Calif. Corsairs win the match versus Vaqueros 8-1. (Jason Purisima | The Corsair) Santa Monica College (SMC) Corsairs Zen Franco (17) kicks the ball towards the goal of the Glendale College Vaqueros defenders during the first half of a men’s soccer match on Corsair Field, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, in Santa Monica, Calif. Corsairs win the match versus Vaqueros 8-1. (Jason Purisima | The Corsair) Santa Monica College (SMC) Corsairs Anthony Lopez (10) dribbles the ball away from the Glendale College Vaqueros defenders during the first half of a men’s soccer match on Corsair Field, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, in Santa Monica, Calif. Corsairs win the match versus Vaqueros 8-1.

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