Knights learn from fall to Cashmere
Knights’ Lauren Wardenaar fights for control of the ball against a Cashmere player. The Knights fell short at home to the Bulldogs 1-0. Head Coach Jens Jensen said Wardenaar caused problems for Cashmere at center mid.
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Knights' freshman Aurora Santillan prepares for a teammate to field the ball during their game against Cashmere on Thursday. Santillan filled in for Alejandra Orozco, who was out sick.
Knights’ Sophia Villafana listens for a call against Cashmere on Thursday. Head Coach Jens Jensen said the loss gave them a valuable learning experience and they will improve as the season continues.
Knights Head Coach Jens Jensen calls out to his players during their game against Cashmere on Thursday. Jensen said his team stepped up against a league favorite opponent.
Emerson Eilers (3) chases down a Cashmere player for control of the ball. Head Coach Jens Jensen said his team built up stamina and battle-readiness against Cashmere on Thursday.
Knights’ goalkeeper Grace Soliz prepares to send the ball back into play. Head Coach Jens Jensen called Soliz a great shot stopper for the team.
ROYAL CITY – The Knights were defeated at home 1-0 on Thursday by the visiting Cashmere Bulldogs. Head coach Jens Jensen said that despite the loss, his team gained valuable experience for later in the season.
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