Prep boys soccer Royals surprise Snohomish to advance in District tourney

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Lynnwood Royals advanced in the District 1 3A Boys Soccer Tournament by defeating the Snohomish Panthers 1-0, demonstrating their late-season prowess. Senior co-captain Kai Ahumada scored the sole goal in the 34th minute, successfully executing a corner kick play. This win is significant, as it marks Lynnwood's third victory in six days following a challenging start to the season. Coach Pablo Mummey highlighted the team's growth in cohesion and communication as key factors in their recent success. The Royals will next challenge the no.

1-seeded Monroe Bearcats on Saturday, May 10. Ahumada, a four-year varsity player, emphasized the team's collective effort and determination in the playoffs. Team co-captain Alexis Villasenor played a vital role in the midfield but was injured during the match, raising concerns for the upcoming games. Lynnwood's ability to upset higher-seeded teams in past tournaments adds to their reputation as a formidable playoff contender.

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