Clearwater Secondary School soccer player Martha Taylor works to keep Hope Secondary School away from the ball during a tournament held in Clearwater last weekend. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)
Six high school soccer teams from across the B.C. Interior travelled to Clearwater last weekend for a two-day tournament at Clearwater Secondary School.
The CSS girl’s Raiders placed fourth out of seven after the games were finished, and they were hard-fought matches, as all but one game were decided by a single goal or ended in a shoot out.
Soccer coach and principal Darren Coates said the close scores are a success as it means the teams are evenly matched.
The CSS girl’s team are in Kelowna next Tuesday (May 17) to compete in zone playoffs.
CSS Raiders player Cassidy Tucker kicks the ball in the between the legs of a Hope Secondary Mustangs player in an attempt to deke and keep the ball moving up field. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)Hannah Fedato, Clearwater Raiders girls soccer player, jumps to get high and calm the ball down for her and her teammates during a game against the visiting high school team from Vanderhoof. Six teams travelled to Clearwater for a two-day tournament. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)Clearwater Secondary School player Cecilia Charboneau fights a Vanderhoof player for the ball during a game on Friday, May 6. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)CSS Goalie Cassidy Tucker takes a potential scoring opportunity away from Vanderhoof. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)The Clearwater Secondary School Raiders team celebrates after a shoot-out win during an evening game Friday (May 6) night against the team from Vanderhoof. Six teams travelled to Clearwater for a two-day tournament held Friday and Saturday. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)
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