Category 5 Hurricane HQ – 2026

October 23, 2026.SHARING MORE SOCCER SHORTS…
…little bits of information involving 1B/2B Boys’ Soccer at Mount Vernon Christian and around the State.

Skagit Valley Herald’s Athlete of the Week
In the Thursday, October 22 Skagit Valley Herald, Connor Mounts was selected as the Male Athlete of the Week. This came after Mounts scored six times in a match with La Conner and added three more goals while playing against Cedar Park Christian-Lynnwood. Through yesterday, Mounts, a Junior forward, has now tallied 26 goals and scored for the Hurricanes in ten different matches this season.

-Connor Mounts v. La Conner-
(photo courtesy of Dan Ruthemeyer, Skagit Valley Herald)

Senior Recognition Set for Tuesday
This upcoming Tuesday, October 27, Mount Vernon Christian School will host and recognize its four Senior members of the Boys’ Soccer program, along with their parents. This will come following the final regular season match of the fall with Friday Harbor. The match is slated for a 4:00PM start on the school’s varsity field.
Seniors and their parents being recognized by the school’s community include four-year program members Zane Dahlberg, Nolan Wohlgemuth and Kyler Woodmansee and Josh Hebaus, a third-year player for the Hurricanes. Over the years, these stirring ceremonies have traditionally proven to provide memorable moments for players, parents, spectators and coaches.


– Nolan Wohlgemuth, Zane Dahlberg, GradyWoodmansee, Josh Hebaus-
(photo courtesy of Leanne Jungquist, MVC Communications)

Postseason Tournament Bracket
Barring Orcas Island dropping their matches tomorrow and next Tuesday, Mount Vernon Christian will be District One’s second seed for the Tri-District Tournament. They will host a match at a local stadium with artificial turf on Tuesday, November 3. The school they face is yet to be determined. A win guarantees them a return to the WIAA 1B/2B State Tournament Quarterfinals.
To keep track of the upcoming postseason tournament, click on this WIAA site:
https://www.wpanetwork.com/wiaa/brackets/tournament.php?act=view&tournament_id=5242&school_year=2026-27&district=1&sport=9&class=0

Northwest League/District Schools Advancing
This season’s expanded Boys’ Soccer postseason tournament allows for six District One schools to seed into the District One/Two/Four Tournament. Those schools in their current seeding order include Orcas Island, Mount Vernon Christian, Providence Classical Christian, Coupeville, Friday Harbor and La Conner. Final seedings will be determined after the remaining match for each school is played early next week. Any tie in the standing will require a playoff match on Thursday. MVC will not be in that situation.

Around the State
The westside of the State soccer schools receive six allocations to the WIAA 1B/2B Boys’ Soccer State Tournament to be held over two weekends beginning November 13-14 with Quarterfinal matches.
From the Sea-Tac League/District Two only Evergreen Lutheran and Auburn Adventist appear to have a real shot at advancing. Columbia Adventist Academy, the lone school from District Four, has to win three preliminary matches in order to make the District One/Two Four Tournament’s double elimination round. If they did, they would face MVC in the November 3 match.
The six schools from East of the Cascades will battle in the District Five/Six Tournament to earn their two State allocations. Currently, the top two schools are Upper Columbia Academy and Chesterton Academy of Notre Dame (Spokane). The Hurricanes defeated CAND in early September, 4-0, but the Knights were without a number of starters.
It will not be surprising if four (or even five) schools from District One qualify in the top eight for this fall’s State Tournament.
October 22, 2026.ANOTHER 8-0 VICTORY FOR THE HURRICANES.
The second match this week versus a league/district school from Marysville – this one at home with winless Grace Academy and the results were the same as Tuesday’s match at Evangel Classical – an 8-0 Hurricane victory!
With the afternoon win, MVC is locked into at least District One’s #2 seed for the upcoming postseason. There is still a slim possibility of the Hurricanes reaching the district’s top-seed.
For a more specific match recap, notes, and coach’s comments from this afternoon, please click
https://mvchurricanesboyssoccer.com/match-recaps/

October 20, 2026.HURRICANES THUMP EVANGEL CLASSICAL, 8-0.
The Hurricanes jumped all over the Raggants, leading 5-0 at the break before adding three additional goals during the second half in dominating the Northwest League/District One match this afternoon in Marysville.
With the win, MVC moved to 5-1-0 in League/District matches and 9-1-2 overall for the season.
For a more specific match recap, notes, and coach’s comments from this afternoon, please click

https://mvchurricanesboyssoccer.com/match-recaps/

October 19, 2026.MVC TO FACE MARYSVILLE SCHOOLS THIS WEEK.
Mount Vernon Christian should have an enjoyable, two match schedule this week as they meet both of the Marysville-based schools in the Northwest League/District One.
First up, will be a Tuesday fixture with Evangel Classical School in a 3:30PM match at the Strawberry Fields in Marysville. The Raggants are just 1-4-1 in League/District play. Their one win came over Grace Academy last week.
On Thursday, the Hurricanes will be on their home field for a 4:00PM match with winless Grace Academy. The Eagles are 0-6-0 in League/District play and 0-10-0 on the season.
With two expected victories this week over Evangel Classical and Grace Academy and a loss by Coupeville at Providence Classical Christian, MVC will clinch at least second place in League/District play, with just the Senior Recognition match with Friday Harbor on Tuesday, October 27 remaining in their regular season.
Earlier posts from this fall’s season can be found be clicking the link here:
https://mvchurricanesboyssoccer.com/recent-posts/
The purpose of this website is to keep the history of the Mount Vernon Christian Varsity Boys’ Soccer program alive, as well as to provide updates and information on the current season; thus connecting the past and the present.
Disclaimer: This is not an official website of Mount Vernon Christian School. It is independently maintained and has been approved by the school. All photographs and images used with permission of the photographer, publication, or graphic artist.