Erin Rosenkranz has punched in a pair of goals this season. (John Fisken photos)
Not even being attacked by her own hair on a breakaway can derail the goal-scoring machine that is Micky LeVine.
Normally one of the anchors of the defense, Jacki Ginnings moved up and scored her first-ever high school goal against Chimacum.
Seven Wolf booters have a secret bond.
They have each experienced something this season that the other 12 players on the Coupeville High School girls’ soccer squad (currently 4-4-1) have not.
They know what it feels like to have a ball shoot off their foot and end up buried in the back of the net while a rival goaltender sheds a single, solitary tear of regret.
These Magnificent Seven, if you will, are the queens of the pitch. Four seniors and three freshmen, a mix of seasoned vets and explosive newcomers.
The only problem?
Now that they’ve scored, whether once or multiple times, they’ll need to feel that rush again and again.
They’ll need the thrill of the score. The roar of the crowd. The adrenaline spike.
Good thing they still have four more regular season games and then a probable playoff run to get their fix.
The current leaders:
Micky LeVine – 5 goals
Mia Littlejohn – 3
Marisa Etzell – 2
Erin Rosenkranz -2
Lauren Bayne – 1
Jacki Ginnings – 1
Sage Renninger – 1
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