Basin soccer roundup, Oct. 22-28
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The Tigers' Aiyana Valle (00) kicks the ball back into play against Othello on Tuesday.
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MOSES LAKE — While the 2A was kicking off its district tournament, other local Basin soccer teams were wrapping up their regular seasons. See below how your favorite programs fared last week.
Ephrata Tigers (5-8-2)
Oct. 24
At East Valley, lost 3-1
Oct. 27
Vs Othello, lost 1-0
Moses Lake Mavericks (5-10)
Oct. 24
At Wenatchee, lost 2-1
Oct. 27
Vs Sunnyside, won 1-0
Othello Huskies (6-7)
Oct. 24
Vs Prosser, won 4-1
Oct. 27
At Ephrata, won 1-0
Quincy Jacks (11-5)
Oct. 24
Vs Grandview, lost 2-1
Royal Knights (14-2-1)
Oct. 22
At Zillah, won 5-2
Oct. 28
Vs Omak, won 7-0
Wahluke Warriors (9-7)
Oct. 28
At Cascade, lost 4-3
Warden Cougars (2-13)
Oct. 27
Vs Cle Elum-Roslyn, lost 11-0
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Basin soccer roundup, Oct. 22-28
MOSES LAKE — While the 2A was kicking off its district tournament, other local Basin soccer teams were wrapping up their regular seasons. See below how your favorite programs fared last week.
One goal, one step closer: Huskies advance at districts
EPHRATA — The Othello Huskies (6-7) overcame the Ephrata Tigers (5-8-2) 1-0 in the second round of the District 5 2A Girls Soccer tournament on Tuesday. Huskies Head Coach Victor Quiroz was ecstatic after the win. "It's a gritty win, and that's what it is in the playoffs," said the Huskies coach. "I told my girls it's going to take one goal, because it's going to be one of those games. We played them twice already, and they've always been tough. The girls battled; we got opportunities there in that second half too; couldn't capitalize, but hey, a win's a win."
Mavs cross country aims for state berths at district meet
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake Mavericks cross country team is gearing up for the Big 9 4A District 5 Championships on Thursday. Though it's one of the bigger meets of the 2026 season, Head Coach Larry Dagnon said his team is feeling great heading into it. "I've just noticed a pretty good energy about all of the kids," he said. "The athletes seem to be ready to go, having raced there just about a month ago. I think they're ready. They know what to expect. They know it's going to be cooler than it was when we ran at Sunfair." At the Sunfair Invitational, which was also hosted at Franklin Park in Yakima, both the boys and girls teams performed well. The boys scored 102 as a team which earned them fourth; meanwhile, the girls placed first with 30.