Crawford named to Washington soccer team
Dale Crawford/courtesy photo<br> Moses Lake's Danielle Crawford, left, challenges a goalie for possession of the soccer ball during the Nike Friendship Cup over Memorial Day weekend in Beaverton, Ore. Crawford was one of 16 girls chosen to represent Washnington state at the Western U.S.A. Region IV camp next month.
Dale Crawford/courtesy photo<br> Moses Lake's Danielle Crawford, left, challenges a goalie for possession of the soccer ball during the Nike Friendship Cup over Memorial Day weekend in Beaverton, Ore. Crawford was one of 16 girls chosen to represent Washnington state at the Western U.S.A. Region IV camp next month.
MOSES LAKE — For the past 10 months, Moses Lake’s Danielle Crawford has competed against some of the best youth soccer players in Washington state in the Washington Olympic development team pool.
After numerous tryouts and competitions beginning last September, Crawford was one of 40 girls soccer players named to the Washington Olympic development team pool in April.
Of the 40 girls named to the Washington team, 34 were selected to represent Washington in the Nike Friendship Cup in Beaverton, Ore., over Memorial Day weekend.
Following an impressive performance during the Nike Friendship Cup, Crawford was one of 16 players named to the Washington Olympic development regional team.
The Washington regional team will travel to Moscow, Idaho, July 13 through July 19 to participate in the Western U.S.A. Region IV camp.
— Staff report