It was an epic four-match week for Deer Park Lady Stags soccer, with a pair of league events and two non-league matchups against state-ranked opponents.
The U.S. military has stealth jets, and now it looks like Deer Park football has its version. His name is Brock Berger, and he wears #33, so call him the BB33 Stealth, and there was no stopping him.
Here’s a breakdown of the critical statistics and standout performances that defined this match.
The game began with Riverside taking the early lead when Madison Swanson capitalized on a free kick by Layla Baker, deflecting the ball into the net to give Riverside an early advantage. However, the lead was short-lived, as Lakeside wasted no time responding.
League-leading Freeman Scotties visited the Lady Stags for Northeast “A” League volleyball play on Thursday evening.
Deer Park Lady Stags soccer battled not only a quality Freeman team Thursday afternoon at Deer Park Elementary. Winds blowing in excess of ten miles per hour made advancing the ball challenging for both sides.
Riverside had its first big test in a showdown against Colville with a matchup of NE A conference contenders. The Rams won the coin toss and deferred, allowing Colville to receive the opening kickoff.
In a gripping volleyball clash between the Riverside Rams and Newport, the Rams surged ahead in the first set, setting the stage for an electrifying match.
Deer Park football entertained Lakeside in their first true home game after playing their first at Union Stadium. Lakeside brought a 2-0 record and two consecutive Northeast “A” League titles on their resume.
The opening week of Northeast “A” League volleyball play saw the Deer Park Lady Stags take a pair of four-set triumphs. Following a league opening win on the road at Colville, the young (no seniors) but experienced squad under second-year head coach Kimmie Brazington played for the first time in front of the home crowd a night later in a rare Wednesday contest.