Renton off to a quick start | Soccer

With bigger numbers and a growing optimism, the Renton girls soccer team is off to a 2-0 start this season. “We have a large team this year,” said Renton coach Andrea Anderson. “With many returning players and quite a few new faces.”

With bigger numbers and a growing optimism, the Renton girls soccer team is off to a 2-0 start this season.

“We have a large team this year,” said Renton coach Andrea Anderson. “With many returning players and quite a few new faces.”

Anderson said the Indians have 22 players out this season, giving them more depth than in the past.

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Midfield figures to be the strength of the team. Justice Perry returns at central mid after making the first all-league team last year. Stephanie Rivas returns after a year off and will also be essential in the midfield.

Shara Tidwell made the second all-league team and will run the back line of the defense.

New players to watch are forward Asia Brisco and defender Sydney Sept.

Renton went 3-6-2 last season and made the sub-district tournament. The Indians are 2-0 this year, with both wins coming in Seamount play.

“The team is showing a lot of energy, teamwork and drive, and are really bonding as a team, “ Anderson said.

Renton has outscored opponents 19-1 so far this season. The Indians beat Evergreen 11-0 Tuesday night.