The Lady Dolphin Soccer Team beat the Northern Region leading Everett CC Trojans 2-0 on Wednesday at the Dolphin Soccer Field on the SCC campus and pushed themselves into a 3 way tie for second place in the region.

After a scoreless first half, Taylyr McLean scored for the SCC squad at the 59 minute mark. Everett then pushed the ball hard in the Shoreline half of the field, but Kendra Holley scored on a counter attack from an assist by Jenny Voss at the 74 minute mark that sealed the victory for SCC.

SCC is now tied with Edmonds and Green River CCs for second place in the region with identical 7-4-2 records in the NWAACC Northern Region. Everett still leads the Northern region with a 9-4-0 record in the region. SCC is 7-5-4 overall. 

Shoreline plays Green River on Saturday at home at Noon in a crucial game for both teams. The top three teams in the region go to the NWAACC playoffs.

Kendra Holley scored for SCC

Kendra Holley and Lauren Schoonover Named SCC Women's Soccer Players of the Week - Holley, a midfielder from Shorewood High School, and Schoonover, a goal-keeper from Marysville-Pilchuck High School, helped lead SCC to a 0-0 tie against Edmonds Community College on Wednesday. SCC had a forfeit win over Skagit Valley College on Saturday. 

SCC is 6-5-4 on the season, 6-4-2 in the region, tied with Green River CC for third place in the NWAACC Northern Region. The top three teams in the region go to the NWAACC Playoffs. SCC plays Everett Community College on Wednesday at SCC at 2:00 PM. SCC beat the region leading Trojans 2-1 on October 8th in Everett.

Holley and Schoonover's defense on Wednesday sent SCC to a 0-0 tie with Edmonds CC

The Shoreline Community College Lady Dolphins Soccer Team did not get a win, but they broke their two game losing streak and tied the league leading Tritons from Edmonds Community College 0-0 in a defensive struggle at the Starfire Complex in Tukwila, WA on Wednesday. This was a home game for Edmonds, but they could not use high school they normally play at, and their new Sports Complex on campus was not ready for competition yet, so they were forced to move the games to the Starfire Complex.

SCC is now 5-5-4 overall, 5-4-2 in the region. Edmonds is 11-5-1 overall and 7-3-1 in the region.

With the tie, SCC moves into a three way tie with Green River CC and Whatcom CC for third place in the region, each team has a 5-4-2 record in the region. Each region sends the top three teams to the NWAACC Playoffs. Shoreline plays Skagit Valley College on Saturday at SCC at Noon. SCC beat SVC 7-0 in the first Northern region game of the season, two weeks ago.

Goalies Dominated in the 0-0 Tie

The Lady Dolphin Soccer Team suffered a set-back in their drive for the NWAACC playoffs on Saturday, dropping a 3-1 game at home against Whatcom Community College. SCC had moved into 1st place in the NWAACC Northern Region last Saturday, when they defeated Everett Community College at Everett, but then dropped a game at Green River Community College on Wednesday at Green River 3-0 and now Whatcom today at home.

Jenny Voss scored for SCC to tie the match about halfway through the second half. Shoreline dominated the match at times but could not score again, and WCC scored two late goals to win the game.

SCC is now 5-4-1 in the Northern Region and 5-5-3 overall. SCC is in 4th place in the region and the top three teams make the NWAACC playoffs at the end of the season. Whatcom is now 4-4-2 in the region, 5-4-3 overall. Depending on the result between Edmonds CC and Green River later this evening, SCC will could be 1, 2, or 3 points out of 3rd place.

SCC plays at Edmonds Community College on Wednesday.

Jenny Voss scored for SCC to tie the match in the second half.

·         Saucedo, a freshman from Edmonds Woodway High School,  scored two goals and had an assistant in two games last week, including the tying goal in the SCC 2-1 come from behind victory over #6 Ranked Everett Community College.  Schoonover, a freshman goalkeeper from  Marysville-Pilchuck High School, had 9 saves in the victory over Everett and a shutout against Skagit Valley.

SCC is 5-3-3 overall and 5-2-1 in the NWAACC Northern Region. SCC is now in first place in the region and faces Green River CC on Wednesday on the road and Whatcom CC at home on Saturday.

 The Shoreline Community College Women's Soccer team defeated Everett Community College on Saturday 2-1 while playing much of the match short-handed. SCC's McKensie Grafe was red-carded midway through the second half with the game tied 1-1, but 2 minutes later, SCC’s Anastaja Norins-Endres broke through on a counter attack to put SCC up 2-1. The Lady Dolphins played with only 8 players for almost f...ive minutes late in the second half when two players were put off the field for having nose pins.

But the SCC defense held firm. SCC moved into first place in the NWAACC Northern Region with the win, SCC is 5-3-3 overall and 5-2-1 in the region. Everett falls to 7-3-1 and 5-3-0. SCC plays at Green River CC on Wednesday at 2:00 PM.

McKensie Grafe was red carded in match

The SCC Women's Soccer Team took care of business on Wednesday, blasting the last place team in the NWAACC Northern Region by the score of 6-0.

The SCC squad was led by Mireya Saucedo who had a goal and assist, as SCC spread out the scoring amongst five players and SVC had one "Own" goal. Also scoring for the Dolphins was Danielle Norton, Kendra Holley, Anastaja Norins-Endres and Gnanamani Hooyman.

SCC is now 4-3-3 overall and 4-2-1 in the NWAACC Northern Region, and in second place. Shoreline faces Northern Region leader Everett Community College on Saturday at Everett, WA, if the Dolphins claim a victory, SCC will move into first place.

Danielle Norton scored for SCC

Sara Gilmore, a freshman forward from Ballard High School, has been named SCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week. Gilmore scored the tying goal against Bellevue College on Saturday, but SCC gave up a another goal later in the game to drop the match.

SCC is now 3-3-3 on the year, 3-2-1 in the NWAACC Northern Region and will play at Skagit Valley College on Wednesday in Mt. Vernon, WA. SCC along with 2 other teams in the region are tied for 3rd place with 10 points, while two teams are tied for first with 12 points.

The SCC Women's Soccer team ended its Western Region part of its schedule with a 2-1 loss to Bellevue College on Saturday at Bellevue. BC scored in the third minute of game to take an early lead, but SCC scored in the 12th minute on a goal by Sara Gilmore. Gabriella Rodriguez scored her second goal for BC in the 65th minute for the win.

SCC is now 3-3-3 overall and 3-2-1 in the Northern Region and are in a three way tie for 3rd in the region. Only 2 points separate the top five teams in the region as Edmonds CC and Everett CC are tied for 1st with 12 points and SCC, Green River CC and Whatcom CC are tied for third with 10 points. Skagit Valley College is in last with 0 points. NWAACC Northern Region play begins this week, with each team playing the other home and away. Games against the Western Region counted in the standings as mandatory NWAACC crossover games.

SCC plays at Skagit Valley College on Wednesday at 2 p.m.in Mt. Vernon, WA.

SCC's Kendra Holley pushes the ball up the field