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Source: The Plumas Sun

Feather River College Athletics announces its women’s soccer program is once again at the top of the Golden Valley Conference. The Golden Eagles secured the 2026 Golden Valley Conference championship with a commanding 5-0 road victory over Shasta College Nov. 10. The title is Feather River’s first conference championship in 12 years and marks a significant achievement for a team that completed GVC play with an unbeaten 5-0-1 record. Feather River enters the postseason with a 13-1-5 overall record and a four-match winning streak. Sophomore winger Carmen Damian delivered a championship-clinching performance at Shasta, scoring three of the Golden Eagles’ five goals. Damian opened the scoring in the 23rd minute off an assist from freshman midfielder Colby Hobson. Sophomore defender Hailey Walton doubled the advantage with an unassisted goal in the 37th minute, sending Feather River into halftime with a 2-0 lead. Damian then took control early in the second half.

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