Submitted photos – The Sequoia FC U17 girls played three games within 24 hours over the weekend and won all three.

It’s going to be a busy spring on the soccer fields for Sequoia FC, with the local travel club fielding 10 teams this year.

And several of them were in action over the weekend, including the club’s Under 17 girls team, which had a very busy couple of days.

The Sequoia girls, who are coached by Taylor McMillin and Abigail Borg, played three road games in just 24 hours and enjoyed plenty of success by winning all three.

The impressive Sequoia 17s got the weekend started with a 2-1 over Mendocino under the lights in Ukiah on Friday and followed that by sweeping a doubleheader of action against North Bay Premier on Saturday, winning both games by identical 1-0 scores.

And according to the coaches, the squad is showing a lot of improvement this spring, a belief the players backed with some impressive performances.

“It is a great feeling when you leave a weekend with all wins, but it feels better when those wins show just how much this team has already improved in just two short months,” McMillin said. “They are buying into what coach Abigail Borg and I are asking them to do.”

Jozlyn Dahl and Ava Deyhim each scored in Friday’s win.

The Sequoia girls carried the momentum from that game into Saturday’s doubleheader, with Abigail Pimentel netting the winner from the penalty spot in the opener and Grace Pimentel scoring the decisive goal in game two.

“It is a fantastic group of young athletes and I am looking forward to their continued growth,,” McMillin said.  

The club’s U14 and U12 girls teams also were in action over the weekend.

The U14s played a doubleheader against North Bay Premier and split, losing game one 1-0 but responding well to take the second game 3-1.

They are now 2-2 on the season.

Check out the weekend goals from all three of the Sequoias FC U17 girls games below …

The Sequoia FC U10 boys

The Sequoia U12 girls kicked off their league campaign against Santa Rosa Empire.

The young players are facing a bigger challenge this spring after moving up from the Bronze to the Silver division, but the tougher competition didn’t slow them down.

Sequoia won the game and improved to 3-0 on the season.

In boys action, the Sequoia FC U19s were in action with a pair of games at Cal Poly Humboldt.

They open the weekend with a 3-3 tie against Mendocino County Soccer Academy and followed that with a 2-0 win over North Coast FC.

Rylee Collart and Jesus Herrera Vielma each scored in the win, with teammate Cruz Aguilar Miner assisting on the opening goal.

Next up for the U19 boys is a home game against Black Oaks on April 19 (4 p.m.), a game that will also take place at CPH.

Check out some weekend highlights from the Sequoia FC U19 and U16 boys games below …

The Sequoia U16 boys also were in action over the weekend.

The local team was playing its first home game of the year and lost 3-2 to the league-leading Napa Sport Soccer Club in a competitive and entertaining game.

The Sequoia boys are bow 1-2 on the season and have another home game at CPH this Sunday at 2:15 p.m.

The Sequoia U10 boys, meanwhile, also have moved up from the Bronze to the Silver division this spring and they lost to Santa Rosa United over the weekend.

The youngest of the Sequoia teams will be back in action with a pair of road games on the weekend of April 12/13.