CSUDH Places Four on NCAA II First-Team All-Regional Men's Soccer Squad
Victor Guererro, Eduardo Serrano, Nathan Reeves and Francisco Corona earn regional accolades
December 15, 2003

CARSON, Calif.--Cal State Dominguez Hills men's soccer midfielder Victor Guerrero (Santa Ana, CA/Century HS), along with defender Nathan Reeves (Lakewood, CA/Lakewood HS) and forwards Eduardo Serrano (Toluca, Mexico) and Francisco Corona (Compton, CA/Compton HS) have been named to the NCAA Division II First-Team All-West Regional squad, it was announced by the NSCAA All-West Regional Committee.

Guerrero, a senior from Santa Ana, CA, was second on the team with 28 points on seven goals while leading the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) with 14 assists. The 6'0" midfielder was named the 2003 CCAA Player of the Year after playing in all 22 games for the Toros this year. Earlier in the season, Guerrero tied the CSUDH all-time scoring record (89 pts.) held by current Head Coach Joe Flanagan. Guerrero is one of two NCAA Division II players who was invited to the MLS Player Combine held at the Home Depot Center in January.

Reeves, a 5'10" junior from Lakewood, CA, led the top-ranked Toro defense that only allowed 18 goals all season. Despite only playing in 14 games, Reeves earned First-Team All-CCAA honors in 2003.

Serrano, a 6'1" senior from Toluca, Mexico, led the Toros and the CCAA with five game-winning goals on the season. He tied for second on the team with 28 points on 11 goals and six assists. Serrano finished among the league leaders in goals (3rd), points (5th), goals per game (6th) and assists (7th). Serrano started all 22 games for the Toros en route to earning his third All-America honor during his illustrious collegiate career.

Corona, a sophomore from Compton, CA, made his presence felt during his first year in a CSUDH uniform. Corona led the Toros in scoring with 29 points, with a team-high 13 goals while assisting on three others. A First-Team All-CCAA selection this year, Corona finished among the conference leaders in goals (2nd), goals per game (2nd), points (4th) and points per game (5th).

The Toros ended the year 17-3-2 and 11-1-2 in CCAA play, falling to CCAA-rival Chico State in the NCAA II Far West Regional Championship game. This year marked the fourth-consecutive season CSUDH has advanced to the NCAA playoffs.