Boys Soccer Hosts Tomales at 6pm on Friday
The boys soccer team will host Tomales on Friday October 6th at 6:30pm at SA. After a strong start to league play, the Coyotes lost a their past three league games and will look to bounce back against Tomales.
On Wednesday, the Coyotes lost 1-0 to St. Vincent, in a game in which they dominated posession and shots on goal, but were unable to finish scoring chances.
They are 8-4-1 overall and 3-3-1 in league play. The Coyotes have eight games remaining and with a strong finish will meet the criteria to apply for the North Coast Section playoffs. After missing out on the NCS playoffs last fall, the Coyotes are eager to return to the postseason and that will motivate them to finish the season strong.
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On Wednesday, the Coyotes lost 1-0 to St. Vincent, in a game in which they dominated posession and shots on goal, but were unable to finish scoring chances.
They are 8-4-1 overall and 3-3-1 in league play. The Coyotes have eight games remaining and with a strong finish will meet the criteria to apply for the North Coast Section playoffs. After missing out on the NCS playoffs last fall, the Coyotes are eager to return to the postseason and that will motivate them to finish the season strong.
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