Mavs suffer first loss in overtime
The Mavs’ Lindsey Davis (10) pushes the ball upfield. The Mavericks suffered their first loss of the season Tuesday against the Wenatchee Panthers.
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Kamery Char (16) celebrates with her teammates after scoring the first goal of the game against Wenatchee. Head Coach Alysha Overland said her team came out strong on Tuesday.
Lindsey Davis (10) looks for a pass opening against Wenatchee. Both teams went back and forth in a defensive-heavy second half.
The Mavs’ Kamery Char (16) kicks the ball back into play. Head Coach Alysha Overland said she believes her team will bounce back from its loss to Wenatchee.
Reese Prescott (2) is greeted by two teammates after scoring the Mavs second goal of the game. Head Coach Alysha Overland called Prescott their player of the game against Wenatchee.
In overtime, the Mavs’ Erin Ribellia (5) takes a penalty kick. The Mavs scored four goals in the shootout before falling short 7-6 to Wenatchee.
MOSES LAKE – On Tuesday, the Moses Lake Mavericks (4-1) lost a heartbreaker to the Wenatchee Panthers in a 7-6 shootout. The Mavs came out strong but struggled to put Wenatchee away. Head coach Alysha Overland said they beat themselves.
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