Columbia Bruins junior Emma Wooding (18) gets past the Seton Catholic defense in the first half of the Bruins’ loss to the Cougars on Thursday, Oct. 23.Â
Columbia Bruins freshman midfielder Elise Wiseman (9) matches up against the Seton Catholic midfielder. The Bruins lost to the Cougars on Thursday, Oct. 23 in White Salmon, Wash.
Columbia Bruins junior Emma Wooding (18) gets past the Seton Catholic defense in the first half of the Bruins’ loss to the Cougars on Thursday, Oct. 23.Â
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Columbia Bruins freshman midfielder Elise Wiseman (9) matches up against the Seton Catholic midfielder. The Bruins lost to the Cougars on Thursday, Oct. 23 in White Salmon, Wash.
Noah Noteboom photo
Columbia Bruins junior Gigi Clark (7) looks to swing the ball against the Seton Catholic Cougars on Thursday, Oct. 23 in White Salmon.
WHITE SALMON - Columbia High School won a District 4 girls soccer play-in game, 5-1 over visiting Elma on Oct. 27 to advance to the eight-team district playoffs.
The Bruins (8-7-1) will play in the first round at top-seeded Seton Catholic on Oct. 29 in Vancouver. The district playoffs pit the top teams from the WIAA Class 1A Trico League with the top teams from the Evergreen Conference.
Columbia senior Willow Cohen scored four goals and assisted on a fifth to lead the Bruins against Elma (8-8-1). Teammate Kayla Friberg assisted on two goals and scored one for Columbia, which finished fifth in the Trico League this fall. Seton won the Trico with a 15-0 record and is 15-0-1 overall and ranked third in WIAA Class 1A.
The winner of the first-round game will play Nov. 3 against the winner of the King’s Way vs. Montesano first-round match in the double elimination playoffs.
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