Mira Costa girls soccer team looks to keep pace with PV
Redondo’s Makayla Lindberg battles Emma Lindberg during Mira Costa’s 3-1 win in the South Holiday Tournament. Photo Sometimes in the world of athletics, a team will find itself in the uncomfortable position of rooting for its rival. Such is the case this week when Redondo hosts Palos Verdes in a critical Bay League contest. After a heartbreaking 1-0 home loss to defending champion Palos Verdes in its Bay League opener, Mira Costa will be hoping for a Redondo win when the Sea Hawks host the Sea Kings in a 6 p.m. contest Friday evening. The week will not be an easy one for Redondo who fell at Peninsula 1-0 on Tuesday before taking on Palos Verdes Friday then at Mira Costa next Tuesday. Redondo entered the week with an 8-5-2 overall record and was 2-0 in Bay League action. Sea Hawk coach Shelly Marsden hopes to have a full, healthy squad for the first time this season when it faces Mira Costa in the first of two league meetings between the rivals. With only three seniors on its roster, Redondo is a young, yet athletic team with four of its five non-league losses coming to CIF-ranked teams. The Sea Hawks lost two games to West (No. 8, Div. 3), Mira Costa (No. 1, Div. 2) and Cathedral…
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