PENDLETON — Pendleton closed out its season Thursday with a 1-0 Greater Oregon League loss to Baker, honoring their six seniors on the night.
“I am extremely proud of the ladies,” Pendleton coach Katherine Ryder said. “They left everything on the field tonight. We lost 1-0, but it was probably our best game of the season. The girls fought hard, but we just couldn’t find the back of the net.”
Goalkeeper Autumn Severe finished with six saves for the Bucks (4-9-1 overall, 2-6-1 GOL), while Presley Greenwalt had seven shots on goal, and Ava Jackson had 10.
“We definitely outshot Baker,” Ryder said. “We came so close to scoring.”
Pendleton honored seniors Jackson, Avery Tynkila, Khimora Scott, Maddy Gunter, Isabelle Bernier and Ivanka Edwards before the game.
Boys soccer
BAKER 8, PENDLETON 0 — The Bucks wrapped up their season with a Greater Oregon League road loss to the Bulldogs.
“It was a tough way to end the season, but I am proud of our boys regardless,” Pendleton coach Kaden Clark said. “I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to coach and learn from this great group of young men. Our four seniors (Graham Oyama, Graysen Mead, Jack DeGrofft, Yahir Lopez) will be missed next season, but we are excited for what the future holds for Pendleton soccer.”
Bucks goalkeeper Thor Case finished the night with 12 saves.
Pendleton finished its GOL season with a 0-7-2 record, with both ties coming against La Grande. The Bucks finished with a 1-11-2 overall record.
