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| A 40-year legacy down the drain? |
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The women’s soccer team has
gotten off to a superb start over
the summer, winning seven of
their first 12 games. Despite
playing with 11 players, the bare
minimum for soccer, the team
has climbed to the top of the
NWAACC (Northwest Athletic
Association of Community Colleges)
North standings by leading
the division in both goals
scored and least goals allowed.
Amanda Zueger and Amber
Grable provided fuel for the offense,
combining to score half
of the team’s 36 goals and the
defense has been solid around
goalkeeper Sarah Hartsell and
her four clean sheets.
The men, however, have
struggled out of the gates. Drawing
a schedule loaded with games
against teams from the difficult
NWAACC East region, the
men’s side has struggled to find
both goals and wins, going 1-8-0,
good for second-to-last place in
the region. Casey Berlin leads
the team with four goals, including
two in a victory over Skagit
Valley last Saturday.
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