** Monroe Boys Soccer Team Rallies to Victory Against Arlington

Lynnwood, WA** Local News

The Monroe boys soccer team showcased their resilience by overcoming a 1-0 halftime deficit to defeat Arlington 2-1, securing sole possession of third place in the Wesco North. This crucial win boosts Monroe's chances of playoff qualification, where four teams automatically advance and a fifth enters a play-in game. Coach Ryan Schaeffer highlighted the significance of the match for the seniors, motivating them to make the most of their remaining time. Drew Hopkins, the team's leading scorer, netted both goals shortly after the break, with assists from Quinn Coan. Arlington's Jake Smith scored the first goal, demonstrating their competitive nature.

Despite the loss, Arlington remains tied with Lake Stevens for fourth place, reflecting the league's competitiveness. The match emphasized teamwork and determination, with Coach Schaeffer acknowledging the support of his assistant, John Dragavon, in achieving this vital win.

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