Basin soccer roundup, Sept. 17-24
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The Mavericks’ Peyton Ross (7) cuts off a Selah defender during their game Tuesday as she looks for an open teammate to advance the attack.
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MOSES LAKE — Another week of Basin soccer is in the books, as some teams continue to build off undefeated starts while others find momentum in other ways. See below how your favorite team has fared in the last week.
Ephrata Tigers (1-5-1)
Sept. 17
Vs Prosser, tied 1-1
Sept. 22
Vs Toppenish, won 4-0
Moses Lake Mavericks (1-5)
Sept. 19
At West Valley, lost 5-0
Sept. 22
Vs Selah, won 2-0
Othello Huskies (2-2)
Sept. 17
At East Valley, lost 3-2
Sept. 22
Vs Ellensburg, won 2-1
Quincy Jacks (7-0)
Sept. 17
At Brewster, won 2-1
Sept. 22
At Grandview, won 1-0
Royal Knights (6-0-1)
Sept. 17
At College Place, won 8-0
Sept. 22
Vs Naches Valley, tied 1-1
Wahluke Warriors (4-3)
Sept. 17
At Kiona-Benton, won 5-0
Sept. 22
At Cashmere, lost 5-1
Warden Cougars (1-4)
Sept. 17
At Mabton, won 2-1
Sept. 22
At Columbia, lost 7-1
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