Basin soccer roundup, Sept. 1-10
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The Knights' Briseydi Pacheco (7) races the Wahluke Warriors' Cindy Madrigal (8) to the ball during their game on Tuesday.
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MOSES LAKE — Basin girls soccer is well underway and some of the matchups did not disappoint. Some teams are off to a hot start while some others are looking to turn it around quickly. See below how your favorite team has fared so far in 2026.
Ephrata Tigers (0-2)
Sept. 3
Vs West Valley, lost 5-0
Sept. 8
At Cascade, lost 2-0
Moses Lake Mavericks (0-2)
Sept. 1
At Quincy, lost 2-0
Sept. 3
At Mt. Spokane, lost 7-2
Othello Huskies (0-1)
Sept. 3
At Kennewick, lost 3-2
Quincy Jacks (3-0)
Sept. 1
Vs Moses Lake, won 2-0
Sept. 3
Vs Chelan, won 8-0
Sept. 8
Vs Liberty Bell, won 6-0
Royal Knights (3-0)
Sept. 3
Vs Kiona Benton, won via forfeit
Sept. 5
At Meridian, won 4-0
Sept. 8
Vs Wahluke, won 4-0
Wahluke Warriors (1-2)
Sept. 3
At Connell, won 7-1
Sept. 5
Vs Naches Valley, lost 3-2
Sept. 8
At Royal, lost 4-0
Warden Cougars (0-1)
Sept. 8
Vs Granger, lost 3-1
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Basin girls soccer roundup, Oct. 1-7
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