Sequim’s boys soccer squad ended a week of mixed results on a positive one, routing North Mason 8-1 on the road on April 30.

The Wolves kicked off the week with a 3-1 home loss to Bremerton on April 26 in a key match-up for the Olympic League’s top 2A spot.

Sequim was slated to host Kingston on April 28, but the Buccaneers were unavailable to play because of a lack of transportation to the Olympic Peninsula.

Two days later, the Wolves (9-4 in league play, 9-5 overall) made quick work of the Bulldogs in Belfair. Details were not available at press time.

Coming up

Sequim concludes the regular season with a rescheduled match-up with Kingston at home on May 7.

The 2A West Central Bi-District tourney is set for May 10-14, with 16 teams from the Olympic, South Puget Sound and KingCo leagues vying for six state 2A tournament berths.

As Knights Aidan Harvey (2) and Diego Clemen (6) defend, Sequim’s Ethan Knight goes up for a header in the Wolves’ April 26 home league game against Bremerton. Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen

Sequim Gazette photos by Emily Matthiessen Sequim’s Mekhi Ashby, right, looks for space and an open teammate in the Wolves’ April 26 Olympic League game against Bremerton, as the Knights’ Jeremy Ford pursues the play.

Sequim’s Brandon Wagner, right, vies for the ball with Bremerton’s Ryan Bell in the Wolves’ 3-1 home loss to the Knights on April 26. Sequim Gazette photo by Emily Matthiessen