Basin soccer roundup, Sept. 10 – 17
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The Tigers' Brooklynne Addink (13) watches on as the Jacks' Arlene Bolanos (7) boots the ball back into play during their game on Tuesday.
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MOSES LAKE — Basin girls soccer continues to shine on the pitch this season, with some teams like the Quincy Jacks (5-0) and Royal Knights (5-0) undefeated to this point. See below how your favorite teams have fared in the last week of play.
Ephrata Tigers (0-5)
Sept. 10
Vs Othello, lost 3-2
Sept. 12
Vs Cle-Elum-Roslyn, lost 3-1
Sept. 15
At Quincy, won 4-1
Moses Lake Mavericks (0-4)
Sept. 10
Vs Ellensburg, lost 5-4
Sept. 15
Vs Eastmont, lost 3-2
Othello Huskies (1-1)
Sept. 10
At Ephrata, won 3-2
Quincy Jacks (5-0)
Sept. 10
At Cascade, won 3-0
Sept. 15
Vs Ephrata, won 4-1
Royal Knights (5-0)
Sept. 10
At Wapato, won 9-0
Sept. 15
Vs Connell, 7-0
Wahluke Warriors (3-2)
Sept. 10
Vs College Place, won 8-0
Sept. 17
Vs Wapato, won 8-0
Warden Cougars (0-3)
Sept. 10
Vs Tri-Cities Prep, lost 7-1
Sept. 12
Vs La Salle, lost 5-0
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Basin soccer roundup, Sept. 10 – 17
MOSES LAKE — Basin girls soccer continues to shine on the pitch this season, with some teams like the Quincy Jacks (5-0) and Royal Knights (5-0) undefeated to this point. See below how your favorite teams have fared in the last week of play.
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