Sports special: Peninsula College’s second men’s soccer season previewed

PORT ANGELES — Peninsula College enters its second men’s soccer season today with a team which looks to improve greatly upon last year’s 2-15-1 record.

Coach Jeff Pitman was busy during the offseason and has many new recruits to go with only four returners from last season.

“We’re going to be much more competitive,” Pitman said. “We have a much more athletic team than last year.”

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