Season ends for Falcons, Conks and Bears|Photo Gallery | Covington-Maple Valley Reporter

Season ends for Falcons, Conks and Bears|Photo Gallery

By Sarah Brenden • May 11, 2018 2:34 pm

Photos by Kayse Angel

Following Tuesday’s loser out, first round West Central/Southwest matches — Kentlake, Kentwood and Tahoma boys soccer seasons came to an end.

The Falcons lost 3-2 to Curtis.

The Conks also fell short of advancing to the next round — losing 3-2 to Puyallup Tuesday.

And the Bears lost 3-2 to Union Tuesday ending its 2017-2018 season.

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

Photos by Kayse Angel

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