2019-20 Women's Soccer News
Olivia Lee has been named to the NATYCAA 2020 Scholar Athlete Team and is 1 of 8 finalists to receive the Female Scholar Athlete of the Year Award.
A year ago, the Trojans women's soccer team played their final match of the regular season on sophomore day for nothing more than pride. Today, there was more than pride on the line as EvCC was fighting for the third and final spot in the NWAC playoffs.
After a tough week, the Trojans bounced back against cross county rivals Edmonds CC and started the final third of north region play on a good note with the 3-0.
Bellingham, WA - The 2nd place Trojans entered Saturday's match with a two point advantage over the third place Orcas from Whatcom CC.
The women’s Soccer team visited the Hand in Hand’s Safe Place last Thursday to help plant grass, landscape, and clean dust from constructions of new Hand in Hand Homes.
Everett, WA - The second place Trojans had a little something to prove coming in to today's match versus Shoreline, and it showed on the scoreboard.
Lynnwood, WA - Three weeks ago when the Trojans and Tritons last played, it was Everett that secured two second half goals to come from behind and secure a 2-1 victory. This time, it would be Edmonds that would come up with late game heroics on their home field with two goals of their own.
Everett women's soccer entered Saturday's match against the #1 ranked Peninsula Pirates with an opportunity to upset the defending NWAC Champs, off to a great start in 2019 in their own right.
On Wednesday afternoon, a defensive battle between Everett and Skagit Valley came down to capitalizing on...
The Trojans entered Saturday's match against Whatcom with a 2-0 record in North Region play, and a share of 1st place in the standings with NWAC powerhouse Peninsula College.
The EvCC Women's Soccer team is off to it's best start since the 2014 season when the Trojans took home the NWAC Championship. Saturday's 4-3 win versus the visiting Portland CC Panthers proved that the 2019 Trojans can compete with the top caliber teams in the NWAC. Portland was coming off of a 4-0 win over Centralia, a narrow one goal loss to powerhouse Tacoma, and they were an NWAC playoff team last season.