Crimson Bears senior Priscilla Lam

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“You’re a lot more in the game,” she said. “I make a lot more plays in the defensive mid than I do when I’m playing center back. I can still make those plays when I’m center back, but it’s a lot easier because I’m closer up I guess, but it’s a lot nicer. I don’t know which one I like more, but defense is less running so I like that a little bit, but I do get to assist and I have more scoring opportunities too when I’m playing that position.”

was rewarded with the second goal just before halftime as a ball came out of a scrum and found her feet, and she lofted a shot over the Wolfpack advancing keeper.

“It felt great,” Lam said. “The energy was up the entire game and I was wide open at the 20 yard and Miley (Andrews) fumbled the ball and a defender kicked it out towards me and I just shot it in…over the country wise email marketing list goalie. I thought it might go over the goal, but it went over the goalie’s hands and my team ran up to me. We were just celebrating it.”

JDHS rotated a steady roster of defenders and attackers throughout the game, showing they have depth to contend in the upper division of soccer.

“The win is really important because in our conference we don’t want to be at the very end of it,” sophomore Riley Schultz said. “We want to be on top so that we can eventually make it to state at the end. So the fact that we got this win is really important because we weren’t very happy with the loss yesterday, but we were able to turn it around and come back and get the W.”

West Valley would earn a goal off a corner kick that nestled near Wolfpack junior Mary Stordahl and she pulled her team to within 2-1.