Senior midfielder Hannah Wagner and sophomore striker Taryn Johnson paced Sequim High’s girls soccer squad this season, earning all-Olympic League honors in the process.

League coaches named the pair along with eight other North Olympic Peninsula players to all-league teams in mid-November.

Sequim sophomore defender Kaia Lestage was a second-team choice for the Wolves, as was freshman midfielder Ivy Barret.

Johnson had six hat tricks on her way to a team-high 24 goals and added eight assists, while Wagner had 19 goals and a team-high 12 assists, leading the Wolves to an 11-6 mark and falling short of the state tourney by just one game.

Port Angeles head coach Scott Moseley was tabbed as Coach of the Year after leading the Roughriders to a class 2A Olympic League title and a state tournament berth. First-team honorees for Port Angeles included junior midfielder Anna Petty, senior goalkeeper Saylah Commerton and senior forward Bailee Larson.

Kingston goalkeeper Leighton Menge was named the league’s MVP.

Sequim High senior Hannah Wagner was named a first team-All-Olympic League player in 2021, leading the team in assists (12) and scoring 19 goals, second on the squad. Sequim Gazette file photo by Michael Dashiell