In a recent conference girls’ soccer matchup between the Newport Grizzlies and the Riverside Rams, the Rams emerged victorious with a dominant 5-1 win. The game featured impressive performances, including a crucial penalty kick and strong defensive efforts, ultimately securing the Rams’ triumph.
Riverside played its first away game on Sep. 8th against non-conference opponent Shadle Park. Since Shadle doesn’t have lights on their football field, the game was played at University High School.
The Priest River girls’ soccer team hosted the Riverside Rams in a non-conference matchup. The Spartans were coming off a 3-1 victory over Newport, while the Lady Rams had suffered a lopsided defeat to Deer Park earlier in the week. The Spartans, who only have 11 players on their roster, played the entire game with 10, similar to their game against Newport.
In a thrilling girls’ soccer match held on September 7th, the Deer Park High School girls’ soccer team showcased their prowess on the field by defeating Riverside High School with a commanding score of 8-1.
This was no ordinary opener this year, with many families being affected by the Oregon Road Fire. In order for players to be eligible to participate in the first game, they had to have 12 practices. Reportedly, ten Riverside players were deemed ineligible because they had to miss practice to protect their homes from the fire.
The Deer Park Stags football season started off with a Jamboree, which included the Lakeside Eagles and Newport Grizzlies. Unfortunately, the Riverside Rams would not join the event. During the initial game of the season against East Valley, the Stags took their first triumph.