The Onalaska girls soccer team pulled off a huge win on the road for the Central 2B League standings Wednesday, coming back to beat Adna 2-1.
The Pirates (5-6-3, 5-2-1 C2BL) jumped out a lead at the early doors, going up inside two minutes thanks to Lydia Tobin, who picked up a rebound off a Reagan Naillon shot and buried it.
That put the Loggers (8-5-0, 6-2-0 C2BL) on the back foot, but they rallied to come back, and in the 26th minute, Jules Auman took a feed from Kaiyah Sandridge and leveled the score at 1-1.
In the 34th minute, Sandridge took control of the ball up the field and worked her way past the Adna defense before slotting it past the keeper to give Onalaska the lead.
The chances didn’t slow down in the second half — the two teams combined for 30 shots on target — but neither team could break through for either an equalizer or insurance.
Adna goalie Jordanne Moon made nine saves, and on the Onalaska half of the field, Hailee Brown had seven to keep the Pirates off the board for the final 77 minutes.
The win slots the Loggers two points ahead of the Pirates for third place in the C2BL, with two games left on both teams’ schedules. Adna will face Toutle Lake on Monday, while Onalaska will take on Winlock.
