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The Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) clubs recently voted on the format for the upcoming 2020 season and just how the promotion and relegation part of things will work. In the end the majority vote was for a single club going up and a single club going down. The 6th place club in the First … Continue reading WWPL will implement promotion and relegation in 2020
ABERDEEN, WA—Grays Harbor Gulls FC will be playing in the Western Washington Premier League First Division in 2020. The 2019 WWPL season was played as a placement season for the 2020 season when promotion and relegation will be implemented. The top 6 clubs qualify for the first division, while the bottom 5 and any new … Continue reading Grays Harbor Gulls will ‘stay up’ in 2020
The Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) completed its second season in July. The league is working to gain a foothold in communities around the western part of the state. One way to get noticed is to be covered by local press. Grays Harbor Gulls FC lead the way in this area. Snohomish County FC Steelheads … Continue reading Gulls, Steelheads lead the way in local WWPL press coverage
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by David Falk TUKWILA, WA— Nido Aguila Club America Seattle debuted in the Puget Sound region in 2019. The club played friendlies, set up scouting trips with Mexican soccer giant Club America, joined the Western Washington Premier League and entered the brand new Washington State Super Cup. So much positive…
The Western Washington Premier League completed its second season of play in 2019, along the way giving literally hundreds of elite male soccer players a place to compete for and against clubs around the region. In 2018 the WWPL featured 7 clubs. In 2019 the number jumped to 11. The roster size of the clubs … Continue reading WWPL two years in to giving hundreds of players elite regional competition
David Brown shoots videos for ISC Gunners, a club which goes from youth all the way up to a men’s team in the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) and a women’s team in the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL.) His video channel on Youtube has several full matches of ISC Gunners WWPL action from the 2018 … Continue reading David Brown’s YouTube features full Issaquah WWPL matches
The Goats of Kirkland FC didn’t just win the 2018 Western Washington Premier League title, they head-butted their way to the trophy by outscoring their opponents by a whopping 45 goals that year, 54-9. Sort of amazing that the season still came down to the final match with Kirkland on 31 points and Lacey Pocket … Continue reading Kirkland FC’s +45 goal differential in 2018 might never be matched
Photographer Glen Moffitt shot the 2019 season for the Snohomish County FC Steelheads. In the process he covered nearly all of the club’s home and away Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) matches. His photos are so sharp and clear that it is possible to crop and zoom in on them and create new images. That … Continue reading Glen Moffitt’s photos turn into 2019 WWPL action flashbacks
The Snohomish County FC Steelheads ended up on top of the table at the end of the 2019 Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) season. The Fish were crowned champs, but that is only the end of the story. There is also the journey to get there. Let’s take a quick look at who was at … Continue reading Who spent the most weeks atop the WWPL table in 2019?
SMOKEY POINT, WA— The 2019 Western Washington Premier League Champion Snohomish County FC Steelheads are about to take possession of the Championship medals crafted for the club by Bremerton,WA wood artist Dan Schiaffo at The Woodcraft Studio. Source: Championship medals being carved out for Steelheads
The Snohomish County Steelheads finished their first year in the WWPL as the 2019 League Champions after an incredible debut season where they finished undefeated, 7-3-0. Source: Steelheads are the 2019 WWPL champions (North County Outlook)
The Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) expanded from 7 clubs in 2018 to 11 in 2019. In total 5 new clubs (Centralia side Twin City Union withdrew after 2018) came into the league this year, and 4 of those 5 finished in the top 6. Top 4 The top 4 were all new clubs. Champions … Continue reading 4 of top 6 clubs were new to WWPL in 2019; talent infusion boosts level of play
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SMOKEY POINT, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads had to wait a few days after Thursday’s big win at XF Redmond, but on Sunday they got the result they were hoping for and have finished their first season in the Western Washington Premier League as Champions. On Sunday…
The Snohomish County FC Steelheads gave XF Redmond their first WWPL loss of the season on Thursday night 1-0 at a soggy Redmond High School Stadium. The win closed out the season for both teams. The Steelheads went unbeaten at 7-3-0 (Win-Draw-Loss) with 24 standings points. Crossfire finished 7-2-1 with 23 points. Sunday at 3 … Continue reading Snohomish tops XF, Nido can win WWPL Sunday
The Western Washington Premier League season is in its final week and the race for top of the table and the league title are still up for grabs. Leaders XF Redmond drew 3-3 at Tacoma Narrows on Saturday in their first try at clinching the championship. The tie means that XF have 23 points while … Continue reading Championship Week: Crossfire takes a second crack at it Thursday night
The Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) is planning to create First and Second Divisions for the 2020 season. The top 6 finishers from 2019 will make up the new top tier. Five of those 6 spots have been clinched: XF Redmond, Tacoma Narrows, Nido Aguila Seattle, Snohomish County and Kirkland FC. But which club will … Continue reading Grays Harbor, Federal Way on edge for final WWPL Division One spot
The July 6-7 weekend results are in and the race to win the 2019 WWPL title has been whittled down to three clubs: XF Redmond, Nido Aguila Seattle and Snohomish County. Those three all have big matches this Saturday when results could see XF Redmond clinch top of the table. Snohomish County FC came back … Continue reading XF Redmond, Nido Aguila Seattle, Snohomish County remain in hunt for WWPL title
XF Redmond and Tacoma Narrows FC both notched 1-0 wins through very different circumstances last weekend as the two sides battle for the top spot in the Western Washington Premier League. Tacoma took a 1-0 forfeit win over BeSea FC after the Bellevue club could not field enough players to play the match. Instead, Narrows … Continue reading Crossfire, Narrows a point apart at top of WWPL table
The Grays Harbor Gulls appear to be headed in the right direction with a record of 4-2 and winning two of their last three matches, but with only four regular season games remaining they are still working around one persistent problem: the lack of players at practice. The Gulls are a semi-pro soccer team based … Continue reading Gulls feature in The Daily World reveals player dedication to soccer
Steelheads’ defender featured in national soccer blog So what’s your background in soccer? Started out playing for North Kitsap Fusion, started playing for North Kitsap High School as a junior on Varsity and once the schools merged I was… Source: Player Profile: John Troka
Grays Harbor FC is in just its second season of existence, but the Gulls are already making plenty of noise in the Western Washington Premier League. Source: Grays Harbor FC Looking to Continue Success in Second Half of Season – GraysHarborTalk
The latest scores in Western Washington Premier League action. The table above is updated through June 16. Below is a graphic displaying the 2019 standings tiebreakers. Kirkland FC 8-2 BeSea FC Harbor Force 1-3 XF Redmond Snohomish County 1-1 Nido Aguila Seattle (Steelheads recap)
The WWPL is just past the half-way point and the table is very tight. The top six are separated by a single point each, above and below. While the battle to win the league heats up, the fight to avoid relegation is also in play. Here are the scores. XF Redmond 4-3 Kirkland FC ISC … Continue reading WWPL Week Seven: Tacoma tops table, Harbor Force break into win column
