Westview girls, Hilltop boys capture Division 1 soccer championships

Westview High School girls and Hilltop High School boys win CIF San Diego Section Division 1 soccer titles

Mar. 3, 2026 at 2:55am

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The Westview High School girls soccer team defeated Coronado 2-1 to win the CIF San Diego Section Division 1 championship, while the Hilltop High School boys team beat Point Loma 2-2 (4-1 on penalties) to capture their first CIF soccer title since 1993.

Why it matters

The victories for Westview and Hilltop highlight the competitive nature of high school soccer in the San Diego area, with both teams overcoming tough opponents and challenging playoff runs to claim their respective division titles.

The details

The Westview girls team took a 2-0 lead on goals by Ally Damron and Mya Omisore, before Coronado scored late to make it 2-1. Westview goalkeeper London Davis made several key saves to preserve the win. In the boys final, Hilltop and Point Loma were tied 2-2 after regulation, with Hilltop's Reyden Brenes scoring the decisive penalty kick to give his team the title.

  • The girls championship game was played on Saturday, February 28, 2026.
  • The boys championship game was also played on Saturday, February 28, 2026.

The players

London Davis

The Westview High School girls soccer team's goalkeeper, who made several key saves to help her team win the Division 1 championship.

Peter Stogsdill

The head coach of the Westview High School girls soccer team, who led the Wolverines to their ninth overall section title.

Reyden Brenes

The Hilltop High School boys soccer player who scored the decisive penalty kick to give his team the Division 1 championship.

Nolan Butcher

The Hilltop High School boys soccer team's goalkeeper, who made key saves during the penalty kick shootout.

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What they’re saying

“That was like the cherry on top.”

— London Davis, Westview High School girls soccer goalkeeper

“The water bath feels good and it wasn't cold, so I'll take it.”

— Peter Stogsdill, Westview High School girls soccer head coach

“The championship feels great. The Palomar League is so tough. It prepares us for this. Our kids are battle-tested all the time, and it just showed.”

— Peter Stogsdill, Westview High School girls soccer head coach

“It feels amazing. I'm so proud of this team. We've been working for it all season. We didn't start out with the strongest season, but our postseason run, we've done phenomenal. I'm so proud of these girls.”

— London Davis, Westview High School girls soccer goalkeeper

“It was a crazy moment. Going into it, I was confident and clear, and knew that if I scored, we would win the game. I had full trust in my goalkeeper that if anything happened that he was going to come back and save it. It's really up to Nolan (Butcher), our goalkeeper, he made some big saves there.”

— Reyden Brenes, Hilltop High School boys soccer player

What’s next

The Westview girls and Hilltop boys teams will now advance to the CIF Southern California Regional Championships, where they will face off against other section champions from across the region.

The takeaway

The victories for Westview and Hilltop demonstrate the depth and competitiveness of high school soccer in the San Diego area, with both teams overcoming tough opponents and challenging playoff runs to claim their respective division titles and earn a chance to compete for regional championships.