The Vikings made it to the championship game for the second tournament in a row, this time losing 76-58 to San Jose City College, in the Chevron Invitational on Nov. 29 at DVC. At the time, San Jose was ranked No. 1 in Northern California.
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One might expect Heron Azevedo to be a little unhappy. He left his family in Brazil at the invitation of head coach Mike Darr to play football for DVC, but ended up warming the bench all season. Instead of playing wide receiver, as he’d hoped, Azeveo got only limited playing time on special teams.
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One year and six games.
That’s how long the Vikings have gone without a winning NorCal conference game, and the streak continued Saturday with their conference opener at home against Foothill.
After a 10-0 beginning, the Vikings dropped two of the last three games, while barely edging out a win Oct. 9 against perennial conference bottom-dweller, Cosumnes River College.
Vikings crush Fresno Oct. 7 before defeating two teams in Sacramento tournament
DVC’s men’s water polo team hosted a game against Fresno Oct.7, in which the Vikings triumphed, winning 17-8. “We killed ‘em,” said coach Roemer following the match. “The game was great.” The Vikings’ record now stands at 14-2, and the team is ranked fourth in the state.
In their fourth conference game of the season, the Vikings defeated visiting Sacramento City College in a 2-0 shutout Oct. 9, handing the Panthers their first loss.
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