Ariana Abigail Nuñez (6), a Four Rivers junior, drives past Irrigon's Kourtney Krogh Saturday, Oct. 14, during the Falcons 8-0 win over the Knights. Four Rivers improved their record to 10-1 overall as the soccer season winds down. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)
ONTARIO – A pair of high school girls soccer teams collected wins over the weekend. The Four Rivers Falcons handily defeated Irrigon, Saturday, Oct. 14, 8-0, while the Bulldogs of Nyssa claimed a 6-1 victory over Umatilla. The Bulldogs improved to 10-3 overall and 6-3 in league play as the squad heads to Riverside today for their season’s final game. Meanwhile, the Falcons, ranked No. 8, are sitting at 10-1 overall and in league action as the squad hits the road to play Umatilla at 4 p.m. today. Four Rivers will play their last home games Friday, Oct. 20, at 1 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 21, at 4 p.m., facing Echo and Riverside, respectively.
Adriana Chavez (15), a Four Rivers junior, kicks the ball downfield Saturday, Oct. 14, during the Falcons 8-0 win over Irrigon. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Nataly De La Cruz (14), a Four Rivers senior, evades an Irrigon defender Saturday, Oct. 14, during the Falcons 8-0 win over the Knights. Four Rivers improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Georgie Edmunson, a Four Rivers sophomore, dribbles past an Irrigon defender Falcons Saturday, Oct. 14, as the Falcons steamrolled over Irrigon 8-0. The Falcons improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Adriana Chavez (15), a Four Rivers junior, whizzes past Irrigon’s backfield Saturday, Oct. 14, at home during the Falcons 8-0 shellacking of the Knightsb. improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Leah Benson, a Four Rivers junior, does some fancy footwork past Irrigon defenders Saturday, Oct. 14, at home as the Falcons made their way to an 8-0 victory over the Knights. Four Rivers improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Aniiah Zacarias (25), a Four Rivers freshman takes the ball past Irrigon’s Kourtney Krogh Saturday, Oct. 14, as the Falcons blew by the Knights 8-0 at home. Four Rivers improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Ariana Abigail Nuñez (6), a Four Rivers junior, darts through a pack of Irrigon defenders Saturday, Oct. 14 as the Falcons blanked the Knights 8-0 at home. Four Rivers improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)The Four Rivers Falcons blanked Irrigon 8-0 Saturday, Oct. 14, at home. The Falcons improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)The Four Rivers Falcons blanked Irrigon 8-0 Saturday, Oct. 14, at home. The Falcons improved their record to 10-1 overall with two more games left to play in the regular season. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Ariana Abigail Nuñez (6), a Four Rivers junior, buzzes by Irrigon defenders Saturday, Oct. 14, during the Falcons 8-0 win over Irrigon. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Rushton Olivia, a Nyssa sophomore readies for a kick Saturday, Oct. 14 during the Bulldogs decisive 6-1 victory over the Umatilla Vikings. The Bulldogs are 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS) Arizmendi Clarita (1), a Nyssa senior blows by a Umatilla defender Saturday, Oct. 14 during the Bulldogs 6-1 routing of the Vikings. The Bulldogs are 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS) Kesler Brenna (14), a Nyssa senior kicks the ball upfield Saturday Oct. 14 as the squad cruised to a 6-1 victory. The Bulldogs are 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS) The Nyssa’s Nyssa’s Arizmendi Clarita (1), a senior, kicks the ball past Umatilla defender Mayeli Cardenas, a junior, Saturday, Oct. 14, the Bulldogs 6-1 -victory over the Vikings. Nyssa is 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)The Nyssa Bulldogs made quick work of Umatilla Vikings Saturday, Oct. 14, besting them 6-1. The Bulldogs are 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS) Nyssa’s Gomeza Mia (7), a junior, takes a pass Saturday, Oct. 14, during the Bulldogs decisive 6-1 victory over Umatilla. Nyssa is 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Nyssa’s Arizmendi Clarissa (11), a senior, takes the toward Umatilla’s goal Saturday, Oct. 14, as defender Julisa Gonzalez (8) tries to stop her during the Bulldogs decisive 6-1 victory over Umatilla. Nyssa is 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Nyssa’s Arizmendi Clarissa (11), a senior, dribbles the ball downfield Saturday, Oct. 14, as the Bulldogs glided to a 6-1 victory over Umatilla. Nyssa is 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Nyssa’s Amezquita Oyuky (15), a senior, gets double-teamed by a pair of Umatilla defenders Saturday, Oct. 14, as the Bulldogs skated to a 6-1 victory over Umatilla. Nyssa is 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Nyssa’s Gomeza Mia (7), a junior, gets the ball up the field Saturday, Oct. 14, as the Bulldogs skated to a 6-1 victory over Umatilla. Nyssa is 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)Nyssa’s Bowns Julianna(5) moves the ball up the field Saturday, Oct. 14, as the Bulldogs skated to a 6-1 victory over Umatilla. Nyssa is 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. (The Enterprise/ANGIE SILLONIS)The Nyssa Bulldogs made quick work of Umatilla Vikings Saturday, Oct. 14, besting them 6-1. The Bulldogs are 7-5 overall as the season winds down with two more home games left to play. 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