All-Conference goalie Julia Myers. (John Fisken photo)
Klahowya’s Izzy Severns (9), McKenzie Cook (3) and teammates. Three more wins to a state title, ladies!
Second in the standings, first in manners.
The Coupeville High School girls’ soccer team capped its first season in the 1A Olympic League by putting three seniors on the All-Conference team and netting the league’s sportsmanship award.
Wolf goalie Julia Myers, midfielder Erin Rosenkranz and forward Marisa Etzell were all honored for their play during a 6-7-1 season, the best mark in program history.
Klahowya’s goal-scoring queens, Izzy Severns and McKenzie Cook, were tabbed as co-MVPs.
The duo has combined for 57 goals for the Eagles (18-2) this season, and will lead their team onto the pitch Saturday to play La Salle in the state quarterfinals.
In a side note, Severns and Cook were two of four All-Conference players who had a pre-season feature story in Coupeville Sports. Port Townsend goalie Malia Henderson and Chimacum goalie Kyah McKinlay were also honored.
Colin Foden of Port Townsend was picked as Coach of the Year.
The All-Conference team:
Klahowya:
Ashlyn Brandt, MF
Danni Antoldi, F
Emily Peters, MF
Rachel Seidel, D
Coupeville:
Julia Myers, GK
Erin Rosenkranz, MF
Marisa Etzell, F
Port Townsend:
Malia Henderson, GK
McKinzie Ginter, D
Chimacum:
Kyah McKinlay, GK
Mechelle Nisbet, D
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