The Beavers closed out the regular season with a win over the Hawks, but the win fell just short in post season seeding as ARC was edged out of a playoff spot.

The Beavers blanked the Giants to improve their playoff chances.  Jesse Rodriguez off a Derek Guay pass, and Wes Clay took a Tim Carr pass and converted to provide ARC with all the offense it would need.

The Beavers moved up in the Big 8 standings with a convincing win over the Mustangs.  Derek Guay led the ARC offense with a pair of goals and two assists.  Brett Souza, Nikola Uskokovic, and Phil Ryder each contributed a goal in the win.

The first time the Beavers played the Pirates this season, ARC dropped a 6-1 decision.  In the second half of Big 8 play, the Beavers put together a better team effort and came away with a well-played tie.  Derek Guay and Paiyuam Asnaashari accounted for the two scores for ARC.

The Beavers stayed in the thick of the Big 8 race and a bid for the playoffs with the win over the Hawks.  Wes Clay got ARC on the board first by finishing a rebound off a corner kick in the first half.  Pai Asnaashari punched in the Beavers’ second goal when he converted a second half corner kick. ARC outplayed Cosumnes River for the first 80 minutes before the Hawks picked up some momentum and scored in the final 10 minutes of the contest.

The Beavers had their three game win streak—all by shutout—snapped on the road against the Golden Eagles.  ARC stayed in the thick of the Big 8 conference race despite the non-league loss.

The Beavers registered their third consecutive shutout with the non-league win over the Knights.  In the last three games, ARC has outscored opponents 13-0, largely due to a revitalized defense, anchored by keeper Iber Monroy.  Offensively, the Beavers got two goals from Julio Camacho and one each from Derek Guay, Phil Ryder, Saman Assadi, and Tim Carr.  Another indication of the improving offense was that every goal came off an assist.  Six different players made passes that led to scores:  Brett Souza, Joseph Perez, Steven Clarke, Talor Fulfer, Wesley Clay, and Carr.

september 21, 2007

 ARC 2, Delta 0 

Goalie Iber Monroy turned in a second consecutive shutout as the Beavers won for the third time in four matches.  With the defense solidifying each game and the offense finding some spark, ARC appears ready to challenge in the Big 8.  Derek Guay and Josh Robinson accounted for all the scoring needed in topping the Mustangs.

september 18, 2007

ARC 5, Feather River 0  

Showing some offensive firepower, the Beavers unloaded for five goals against the visiting Golden Eagles.  Derek Guay led the charge with a pair of goals while Jesse Rodriguez, Josh Robinson, and Julio Camacho each added a score in the non-conference match.  Rodriguez also collected three assists in the game.

september 14, 2007

Santa Rosa 5, ARC 0 

In the biggest test of the early season, the Beavers were blanked by the highly-ranked Bear Cubs.  Goalie Iber Monroy had three saves, but the defense had a difficult time keeping the ball off the Santa Rosa end of the field.  Though winless in the Big 8, ARC has already played two of the toughest teams in the conference.

september 11, 2007

 ARC 1, Contra Costa 0

The Beavers registered their first win of the young season with a narrow non-conference decision over the Comets.  Josh Robinson scored off a pass from Saman Assadi to provide the only offense of the game.  Keeper Iber Monroy helped anchor a defense that has been improving with each match.

september 7, 2007

Modesto 6, ARC 1

0-3-1 Overall 

In the Big 8 opener against the Pirates, the Beavers could break through only once when Cody Kessler scored an unassisted goal.

HARTNELL COLLEGE TOURNAMENT

august 31 - september 2, 2007

Fresno City 3, ARC 0

The Beavers could muster little offense against the Rams, and the defense allowed too many shots on goal to keep it closer.

ARC 1, San Francisco City 1

Brett Souza evened the match with a goal in the second half, but they could not manage another against the Rams.

Irvine Valley 5, ARC 2 

The Beavers fell behind in the opening round of the tournament in Salinas and never regrouped.  Josh Robinson punched in the first goal of the season off a pass from Brett Souza, and Payuan Asnaashari added another tally, but Lasers had too much offense.