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.

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.