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Girls Soccer Shorewood v Lynnwood

Shoreline, WASports

Shorewood secured a 2-0 victory over Lynnwood in a girls soccer match on September 23, 2025. Jasmine Bea Lumbera scored both goals for Shorewood, with the first goal in the 50th minute assisted by Sky Helstad and the second goal in the 65th minute assisted by Mckenna Anderson. The match featured impressive goalkeeping from Mady Finseth in the first half and Mila Miropolskaya in the second half, leading to a shutout victory. Coach Shaun Warner expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance, emphasizing their strong defensive play. This win is significant as it continues Shorewood's successful campaign in the current season.

The match was part of a competitive local girls soccer league, showcasing the talent in the area. Fans and families gathered to support their teams, contributing to a vibrant atmosphere. The result is a positive indicator for Shorewood’s prospects moving forward.

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