Fast-flying freshman Lindsey Roberts and her Wolf teammates are ready to charge on to the next game. (Sylvia Hurlburt photo)
The goals dried up in a hurry.
Coming off a game in which it scored eight times, and could have doubled that if it hadn’t spent the final 30 minutes playing keep-away, the Coupeville High School girls’ soccer squad hit a road bump Tuesday.
Facing a tough-nosed Bellevue Christian team, the Wolves fell 6-0 in a non-conference game.
The loss dropped CHS to 1-2-1 on the season, with another non-conference road game just around the corner.
That one is Thursday at 2A Sequim, against a team that has split its first two contests against Coupeville’s fellow 1A Olympic League teams.
Sequim beat Chimacum 2-0, then lost to defending 1A state champ Klahowya 2-0.
Coupeville had racked up 13 goals in its first three games, with freshmen Kalia Littlejohn finding the back of the net in each of the contests, but that run came to an end at the hands of Vikings goalkeepers Emilie Groeschel and Julia Gottlieb.
Bellevue punched home three goals in each half, with Bella Boscolo leading the way with a two-goal night.
Lucy Rash led BC with a pair of assists.
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