Our History - U14
- Washington State Challenge Cup (Semi-Finalist)
- PDL1-B - Fall Season Record, 3-5-1
Coach Aaron Howe and the 2007/'08 Team
Back row - left to right: Coach Aaron Howe, Kelly McLaughlin, Hannah Herbert, Alexandra Bush, Meaghan Graf, Rachel Broberg, Tanisha McGruder, Lindsey Richou, Assitant Coach Jarin Stohr
Front row: Denali Pavlich-Wheeler, Sarah Wachowicz, Michaela Patton, Jamie Hoffman, Bailey Bonaci, Kristine Coronado, Emily Coic
Find more team photos of the U14 team here.
Coach Aaron Howe and the 2007/'08 Challenge Cup Semifinalist Team
Back row - left to right: Coach Aaron Howe, Alexandra Bush, Hannah Herbert, Kelly McLaughlin, Meaghan Graf, Lindsey Richou, Rachel Broberg, Tanisha McGruder, Assitant Coach Jarin Stohr Front row: Kristine Coronado, Sarah Wachowicz, Michaela Patton, Jamie Hoffman, Bailey Bonaci, Josephine Owens
Reign Drops a Heartbreaker to Skagit, 0-1
Reign showed up to win and played one of its best games, but the lords of soccer had other ideas. Reign had its share of opportunities, but faced a tough team in the Skagit Storm. It was an exciting run deep into the playoffs, and it ended just two wins short of a state championship. Hold your heads high girls, you made it farther into the playoffs this year than any other Reign team.
Reign Upsets Eastside, 1-0
Eastside White was predicted to take the Challenge Cup this year, but Reign had its own plans. Reign dominated the entire first half and took several shots on goal before TM challenged the keeperand won, sending the ball into the back of the net for what would be the game's only score. Eastside came out stronger after the half, but were continually turned back with just a few shots on goal. Reign went on the defense and played tough through the final moments showing everyone that they are in the Challenge Cup to win. Reign moves on to the Semi-Finals.
Reign Downs Three Rivers, 3-1
KM came out quick and scored in the first few minutes. Then Reign held tight and HH added one more before the half. Three Rivers came back and put one in before KM added the third Reign goal to seal the victory. Reign moves on to the Quarter Finals.
Reign Defeats NK Chaos, 2-1
No one expected snow, yet it was there on the field and in their faces. Overcoming cold and a tough NK Chaos team, JH scored the first goal just before half time. Chaos came back and scored right after the half, but Reign kept fighing hard despite the cold. With about 10 minutes remaining in the second half, HH scored the second goal with a well-placed shot from behind the 18. The win places Reign first in its division and the team moves on to the Elimination Round.
Reign Defeats Metropolitan, 2-0
Metropolitan came out strong and dominated for the first 10 minutes, but Reign's defense was solid and our goalkeeper made some incredible saves to keep the score 0-0. Then Reign found its rhythym and took control, scoring its first goal before the half on a break-away from midfield. Reign's second goal within the first minute of the second half off a defender boot that lead the forward perfectly. Metropolitan came back to play hard in the last few minutes, but just could not get past the Reign defense.
Reign Defeats Dosveedanya, 3-0
Overcoming an early morning start and frosty field, Coach Aaron had the girls ready to play -- and win! Dos '93 White played tough, but Reign played tougher and registered its first goal of the Cup before the half. Coming out stronger in the second half, Reign added two more goals and shut down Dos offensively earning its first win and shut-out of the playoffs.