The No. 18-ranked The Dalles High Riverhawks boys soccer team kept its playoff hopes alive after getting a split of Class 4A Tri-Valley Conference games last week.
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The Dalles High Riverhawks boys soccer team bounced back from its first loss of the season (2-1 to Hood River, Sept. 9) and won its final Class 4A nonleague contest 3-1 on Sept. 14 over the host Sisters High Outlaws (1-4).
Third-ranked Hood River Valley handed Gorge rival The Dalles its first boys soccer loss of the season, 2-1, on Sept. 9 at the Wahtonka campus field.
The Dalles High Riverhawks boys soccer team is peaking at the right time of the year — and just in time for the playoffs.
The Hawks, undefeated in their past six Intermountain Conference games, qualified for the Class 5A state playoffs for a third straight year after a win and a tie this past week.
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The Dalles High Riverhawks boys soccer team has certainly turned things around and put itself into contention to be in an OSAA first round state playoff game Nov. 3.
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After three games, it’s obvious that The Dalles High Riverhawks boys soccer team is continuing its strong development, while making huge strides and showing rapid improvement that indicates they could very well be one of the top contenders in the Intermountain Conference.
After beginning the season with a win, The Dalles High Riverhawks (1-1) boys soccer team had hopes of making it two in row in a nonleague matchup Sept. 9 on the road against the No. 7- ranked Parkrose Broncos (1-1-1) in Portland. But the Broncos’ ball movement and more experience lineup were among the factors in Parkrose’s 1-0 win.
It’s a new season, there’s a new head coach and a couple of new players, but The Dalles High Riverhawk boys soccer team is hoping that they will continue to be one of the top contenders in the OSAA Class 5A Intermountain Conference standings this year.
The Dalles 12U All-Stars were hoping for a better result over their week of games at the District 5 Tournament, but still salvaged a 3-2 record, with both losses to Bend North, to secure third place in the nine-team field. In those five games, TD had dominating pitching performances, comeback wins, and heroic efforts put forth by several players.
Several of the majors-division players were playing in their final Little League baseball game. Pitchers Riley Brock and Luciano Alvarado made sure to make it a memorable one.
