4A Soccer: Deep Wolves Dive Into Quarterfinals

11.11.09

South Kitsap girls soccer prompt Julie Cain anticipates her team making a the briny deep run in the state tournament.

Depth is what might enable the Wolves to invite for their first state title.

Reserve Jami Cantrell scored in the first half to servants lift South Kitsap to a 2-0 win over Kamiak on Tuesday at Silverdale Amphitheatre in the first round of the Class 4A state tournament. The game days has yet to be determined.

Becca Schoales added an insurance goal in the assign half for the Wolves, who play in the quarterfinals against Kentwood — 1-0 winners over Eastlake on Tuesday — at Mount Tahoma Principal School on Saturday. It'll be a battle of two unbeaten teams. Kentwood is 15-0-4 and South is 14-0-3.

With her gang fully healthy for the first time all year, Cain said the Wolves are expert to perform at a higher level for 90 minutes.

“We are masterly to play really deep so we can keep people fresh,” Cain said. “I playing 16, 17 girls a high-spirited in the playoffs. I can go deeper. “

Source: Kitsap Sun