Pictured above is Fillmore’s California United FC 2016 Boys Team celebrating their victory last weekend in the NP Elite Spring League. Photo credit Alicia Arriaga.

Ventura, Calif. — In a powerful display of skill and teamwork, California United’s 2016 Boys team emerged victorious in the NP Elite Spring League, capping off an undefeated season with a decisive 7-0 win over MSA 2016 in the final match.
California United’s final game, held this past weekend, showcased the young team’s offensive prowess and tight-knit defense, concluding their stellar season with a flawless 8-0-0 record. From the starting whistle, California United took control of the match, asserting their dominance early on.
Noah Lira opened the scoring with a sharp finish in the early minutes, setting the tone for the game. He was quickly followed by Gera Alvarado, who doubled the lead with a powerful shot from outside the box. Before the half-time whistle, Andres Martinez added a third goal via penalty kick, giving California United a comfortable lead going into the break.
The second half saw no let-up in intensity from California United. Rex Masterson became the star of the day, striking three times to complete a hat-trick and extend the lead to an insurmountable margin. Jayden Escoto also found the back of the net, rounding off the scoring spree that left MSA 2016 struggling to respond.
The championship win not only signifies a perfect season for California United’s young squad but also sets a high standard for future competitions. With this triumph, they have not only claimed the league title but also laid down a marker for other teams in the region.
As they lifted the trophy amid cheers from families and supporters, it was clear that California United’s 2016 Boys team had not just won a championship—they had made a statement.