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Gallery: Men’s Soccer vs. Imperial Valley College: Nov. 1

Telescope Staff
November 3, 2016
Palomar forward Josh Clay (10) rushes towards the endline with Imperial Valley center back Fabrizio Marchesini (11). Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1, 2016 on Minkoff Field. (Dylan Halstead/The Telescope)
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Palomar forward Josh Clay (10) rushes towards the endline with Imperial Valley center back Fabrizio Marchesini (11). Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1, 2016 on Minkoff Field. (Dylan Halstead/The Telescope)

Palomar’s men’s soccer team hosted Imperial Valley at Minkoff Field on Nov. 1. Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope

Imperial Valley forward Felix Estrada (9) holds off rushing Palomar forward Argi Cerda (9). Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar midfielder Gilberto Vasquez (14) kicks the ball past Imperial Valley goalkeeper Cruz Gonzalez (0) missing the post. Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar forward Josh Clay (10) and Imperial Valley defender David Castro (21) battle for position as the ball is crossed into the box. Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Imperial Valley goalkeeper Cruz Gonzalez (0) blocks an incoming header from Palomar forward Argi Cerda (9). Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar forward Argi Cerda (9) looks to work the ball past Imperial Valley defender Felipe Meza (6). Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar forward Argi Cerda (9) is stripped of the ball by Imperial Valley defender Felipe Meza (6). Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar forward Argi Cerda (9) rushes past a slide tackle from Imperial Valley defender Francisco Esqueda (3). Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar forward Josh Clay (10) rushes towards goal late in the second half vs Imperial Valley. Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar forward Argi Cerda (9) works with the ball surrounded by Imperial Valley defenders. Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope
Palomar forward Josh Clay (10) works inside the box late in the second half vs Imperial Valley. Palomar defeated Imperial Valley 2-1 Nov. 1 on Minkoff Field. Dylan Halstead/The Telescope

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