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                                              Olympic League Standings (4/23/08)            

 

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Olympic League

Wins  Losses Ties   Pts    GF  GA      

Kingston (2A)

       8       1       1     25     27    7

Olympic (3A)

       8       1       0     24     23    9

Peninsula (3A)

       6       3       0     18     29    12

Pt Townsend (2A)

       4       2       3     15     24    13
Sequim (2A)        4       3       1     13     21    16

Bremerton (3A)

       4       5       0     12     26    22

Port Angeles (3A)

       2       5       1       7     12    21

North Mason (2A)

       1       8       0       3     17    45

Klahowya (2A)

       0       9       0       0       3    37

 

 

Sequim Blanks Under-Manned Bulldogs 5-0

April 22, Belfair

 

     Jeffrey Catton and Kai Antrim each had a pair of goals along with David LaBeaume as the Wolves scored 4 in the second half.  A thoroughly lethargic first half had most of the 20 plus die-hard Sequim faithful napping and Coach Brasher kicking imaginary gnomes in the sideline grass.  Antrim got the lead on 11 minutes after a luring run down the right sideline by Keller Batson opened up the middle for Jeffrey Catton to find a slot.  Catton hit Antrim and Kai finished strong from inside the goal box for the 1-0 lead.  Give-aways and fruitless corner kicks finished up the first 40 minutes.  Austin Sanford was solid in the central defense to thwart the minimal Bulldog pressure.

     The second half saw the Wolves play some better soccer and the blood began to flow from the 'Dogs on 57 minutes.  Catton unleashed a 25 yard bomb that found the back corner of the net after John Textor nesstled off a  gentle assist from the center.  Catton again was on range with a 35 yard rainbow left-footer from the right corner after Kevin Munro dropped him the ball from the depths of the corner.  LaBeaume wanted part of the kill and was set free through the middle after some nice work by Erik Huston.  LaBeaume took the feed and set the dagger deep in the net for a 4-0 cushion.  Antrim finished the scoring after some shoddy goalkeeping left a tasty rebound open for anyone who wanted it.  Kai said thank you and notched his 10th of the season.  Matt Bedinger notched his 4th shutout of the year with solid support from Sanford and Batson.

 

 

 

Knights Slice Open Wolves 5-3

March 15, Sequim Stadium - Sequim

 

           Francisco Garcia was too much for the Wolves as he single-handedly shredded the Wolves defensive game plan.           

 

 

 

Sequim Thumps Hapless Eagles 6-0

March 25, Sequim Stadium - Sequim

 

     Goals by Kai Antrim, Jeffrey Catton, Zane Carey, John Textor and Nick Camporini led the Wolves to a 6-0 domination of the Eagles from Klahowya.

 

 

Wolves Blank RoughRiders 3-0

March 22, Civic Field - Port Angeles

 

     The Wolves came to Civic field with winning and post-game BBQ in mind.  The win came fairly easy with Kai

 

 

 

Wolves Worked by Buccaneers 4-0

March 20, Viking Stadium - Poulsbo

 

     The Wolves were as cold as the weather.

  

 

No Injuries Highlight Alumni Clash

March 15, Sequim Stadium - Sequim                                                             Click Here for Photos of the Game

 

           25 former Sequim players plus a few soccer junkies showed up Saturday afternoon to test the 2008 version of the JV and Varsity Boys Soccer team.  Veteran Skipper Kevin Magner cobbled together a solid squad of alumni to play 30 minute sessions against the JV and Varsity.  Magner was quoted as saying, "These guys get slower and fatter every year."  All except Tyler Linderoth who appeared to be as lightning quick as ever.

          Alumni Josh Lindsey in goal, showed a thunderous punting foot but was worked in the end by Junior transfer student Cole Christianson for the Varsity's only goal in a 1-0 win.  Wily veteran Jon Porlier (class of 1979) was the anchor of the alumni with deft passing and even some foot-skills to show the youngsters.  Craig Smith put his still apparent speed to work with Linderoth but only had 1 or 2 runs before wheezing took hold and the sideline beckoned.

          In the end no major injuries occurred and the old dudes limped of for another year.

 

 

 

Wolves Pull One out of the Fire 4-3 in OT

March 13, Sequim Stadium - Sequim

 

     Kai Antrim.  It was his night under the lights and things started and ended with him.  Stuck on a career scoring total of 28 goals since a mid-season injury last season, Antrim jumped into a tie with Evan Still with a classic Kai goal 14 minutes into the game.  Released on a sweet feed from Jeff Catton, Antrim slipped in from the right, cut in accross the goal mouth and finished left-footed for his 29th career tally. 

 

 

 

As Dull As It Sounds 0-0

March 8, Buccaneer Stadium - Kingston

 

     "The most exciting 0-0 game I've ever seen!"  "Despite no scoring, the game had play-off intensity."  "There were oodles of great scoring opportunities and plenty of fabulous saves!"  None of these statements describe the opening game of the 2008 season.

     Playing on the new Field Turf at Buccaneer Stadium in Kingston, nothing of any real merit materialized for either side.  Kai Antrim was released on a couple breakaways and showed early season jitters as he dribbled himself out of position and into the side netting.  The 3-5-2 formation experiment failed miserably with Zane Carey and Greg Dunbar, the holding midfielders, looking lost and never really getting into the attack.  Jeffery Catton played well as left defender but never was able to generate any offense from that spot.

     Matt Bedinger, in his first varsity start had 2 decent late saves to retain the shut-out but the main result was that much improvement is necessary to make the play-offs.

  

 

Boys Soccer 2008 Season Preview

 

Coaches:  Dave Brasher    

                  Evan Still

                  Victor Lancheros

                  Bill Batson

 

 

 

Record last year/place in league:  10-5-2, 10-3-1 League, 3rd Place Olympic League, Lost to Fife in WCD 1st round play-off.

 

Returning Starters:  Jeff Catton (M/D) 12, Kai Antrim (F) 12, Greg Dunbar (D) 12, Keller Batson (D) 12, Austin Sanford (D) 10, David LaBaume (D/F) 11, & Kevin Munro (M) 12

 

Top New Players:  John Textor (F) 10, Zane Carey (D) 10, Erik Huston (M) 11, Matt Bedinger (GK) 11

 

Goalkeepers:  Matt Bedinger (11)  Dain Steenberg (11)

 

What can fans expect from your squad this year?  This year’s team should be pretty solid.  The core players have been working together for a few years and could blossom into something special.  Kai Antrim and Jeff Catton are returning 1st team Olympic League selections.  Teaming Antrim with big sophomore John Textor and junior David LaBaume up front might be formidable.   Catton, Greg Dunbar and Kevin Munro have outside shooting ability and hopefully can score some goals from midfield.  Keller Batson and Austin Sanford give the defense poise and strength.  Matt Bedinger and last years starter, Dain Steenberg, should keep the goal pretty clean.  It should be fun and if the team can gel into a cohesive machine, the play-offs are definitely reachable.   

 

How will your team do against the rest of the league this year?  Big Rivals?  Key dates in the season?

The Olympic League will again bring the challenges of the big boys in Olympic and Peninsula.  New addition, Kingston will be solid and Pt. Townsend is always a good rivalry.  April match-ups with the 2A schools will be very important.

 

 

Forwards

Kai Antrim (12)

John Textor (10)

David LaBaume (11)

 

Goalkeepers

Matt Bedinger (11)

Dain Steenberg (11)

Midfielders

Kevin Munro (12)

Jeff Catton (12)

Jose Najera (11)

Eric Faulk (12)

Michael McNulty (12)

Erik Huston (11)

 

Defenders

Greg Dunbar (12)

Austin Sanford (10)

Michael Lopes (12)

Keller Batson (12)

Zane Carey (10)

 


 

 

 

 


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