Warrior boys soccer, softball teams prepare for state play this week

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors Boys Soccer team aims for a successful run in the 2025 WIAA 3A State Tournament, marking their fifth consecutive appearance in the event. Senior players Danny Loveless and Ben Browne highlight the emotional weight of leading a new squad while striving for a state title. Despite a tough start to the season, the Warriors have found their rhythm, winning five of their last six matches and outscoring opponents 13-5. They will face off against sixth-seeded Monroe in a critical opening match on May 23 at Mercer Island High School. The Warriors, with a season record of 12-6-2, have set ambitious goals, aiming for nothing less than a championship.

Loveless mentions the importance of building their legacy, while Browne expresses confidence in their attacking prowess. The team’s journey reflects resilience as they adapt to player turnover each year. Winning state remains the ultimate goal, as the Warriors strive to add another trophy to their collection.

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