Quincy girls soccer brings experience to new league
Quincy girls soccer players work through agility drills at an early-season practice. The Jacks move up to the 2A Central Washington Athletic Conference for the 2023-24 season.
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Cardio training is part of the regimen for Quincy girls soccer players. The Jacks finished with a winning record in 2023 and will test their skills in a new league in 2024.
The girls soccer team takes a lap around the Quincy High School practice field.
Quincy girls soccer players warm up in early-practice drills.
New Quincy girls soccer Coach Jesse Villalobos directs traffic at an early-season practice.
QUINCY — The Quincy Jackrabbits girls soccer team will take the field with a mix of experience and younger players and a roster of about 50 girls – oh yeah, and they’re going to be competing in a whole new league.
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