TUKWILA — The Peninsula College women’s soccer team beat defending North Division champion Everett 3-1 in a nonleague preseason game.
Kendra Miner scored first off a Kelsie Ng cornerkick in the eighth minute at the Starfire Complex on Wednesday.
Annie Armstrong doubled the lead in the 18th minute with a header off of a Deidra Woodward cross.
Everett answered in the 27th minute to make it 2-1.
Emilia Stefanko pushed the lead to 3-1 when she finished a loose ball set up by Ng.
Peninsula’s Denae Brooks made three saves in the victory.
The Pirates outshot the Trojans 15-4 and took four corner kicks while giving up none.
“It was another solid effort,” Peninsula coach Kanyon Anderson said.
“Everett is a top-tier team, so this win is definitely something to be proud of.
“We seem to have established ourselves as an early favorite to challenge for the West Division and NWAACC titles, which was our goal at this tournament.”
Peninsula men 7, Edmonds 0
TUKWILA — The Pirates ripped Edmonds at the Starfire Complex.
Peninsula outshot Edmonds 18-6.
Angel Guerra gets the shutout for the Pirates.
Daniel Gonzalez and Richard Gallarde scored two goals each for the Pirates while Omar Ambrocio, Irvin Somera and Erick Urzua earned one goal apiece.
Parker Vacura dished out two assists in the game while also earning assists were Gonzalez, Alex Martinez, Luis Augusto, Jake Forrester and Aaron Jffery.
“After a close game [Tuesday], it is nice to have a blowout game,” Peninsula coach Andrew Chapman said.
“We were able to play everybody and try new things. The guys moved the ball well and finished.
“With Daniel Gonzalez’s assist, he now becomes the all-time assists leader at Peninsula with 16 over two years.”
The team now travels to North Idaho for a pair of games this weekend.