Basin soccer roundup Oct. 23 – Oct. 29
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 6 months AGO
Jourdan Ferguson (11) boots the ball back into play against Prosser on Tuesday. The Jacks season came to an end after a 2-1 loss at home to the Mustangs.
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MOSES LAKE – The regular season of Basin soccer has wrapped up, and many local teams are beginning district tournaments. See below where your favorite teams stand and their current record.
Oct. 23
The Cougars were defeated on the road.
Warden (2-12) at Goldendale
Final Score: 1-5
The Knights earned a close win at home.
Royal (12-3) vs College Place
Final Score: 1-0
The Wahluke Warriors were dominant at home.
Wahluke (10-6) vs Kiona-Benton
Final Score: 8-0
Oct. 25
The Huskies were defeated in a tight game.
Othello (6-10-1) vs Prosser
Final Score: 1-2
The Jacks fell short in the play-in game of the 2A district tournament.
Quincy (10-7-1) at Selah
Final Score: 0-4
The Tigers fell short on the road.
Ephrata (6-8-2) at East Valley
Final Score: 1-5
Oct. 28
The Cougars were defeated once again on the road.
Warden at Granger
Final Score: 0-3
The Jacks were eliminated from the 2A district tournament in a competitive game at home.
Quincy vs Prosser
Final Score: 1-2
The Knights earned a dominant win on the road.
Royal at Kiona-Benton
Final Score: 5-0
The Mavericks lost at home.
Moses Lake (7-5-1) vs Eisenhower
Final Score: 1-4
The Tigers were eliminated from the 2A district tournament at home.
Ephrata vs Ellensburg
Final Score: 1-4
The Wahluke Warriors earned another road win.
Wahluke at Connell
Final Score: 4-1
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Mavericks host Big 9 meet
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Mavs split with West Valley, tied for first in Big 9
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks (13-2) split their doubleheader against West Valley Friday 0-4 and 10-4 on senior night, setting up a tight race for first place in the Big 9 conference. “Obviously a sweep would have been great, but Ainsley (Johnson, West Valley) is a great pitcher, and she was definitely on her game,” Head Coach Mike Hofheins said.