Tacoma Stars re-sign defender Khai Brisco

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The Tacoma Stars officially signed defender Khai Brisco to a two-year contract, kicking off their busy off-season. Brisco, who hails from Renton, Washington, had an impressive rookie campaign at the University of Washington, appearing in 17 games for the Stars last season. He contributed seven points through three goals and four assists, showcasing his skills on defense and his flair with after-goal backflips. Notably, Brisco scored in back-to-back games against the Empire Strykers on March 1 and 7, 2025. He is enthusiastic about returning for the upcoming 2025-26 MASL season, expressing his gratitude and eagerness to "flip into shape.

" The Major Arena Soccer League season typically starts in late November, with the schedule expected to be released in early October. Currently, season ticket deposits are being accepted at the team's official site. This signing marks the first of what the Stars anticipate will be a series of strategic moves to strengthen their roster.

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