 CHARACTER / COMMITMENT / CONFIDENCE CONSISTENCY / COMMUNITY Click the link to learn more about the program’s Category 5 Hurricane Core Values.https://mvchurricanesboyssoccer.com/core-values/ |
| October 27, 2026. MVC Boys’ Soccer Recognizes Four Seniors. In this season’s final home, regular season match held on campus, four Seniors were recognized for their contribution to the MVC Boys’ Soccer program. Below are the words shared at the ceremony by Head Coach Jeremiah Wohlgemuth about each Hurricane senior. (Alphabetized by last name)  ZANE DAHLBERG “My goodness what a pleasure it has been to have coached you these four years. You are one of the most determined and competitive athletes I’ve been around. My greatest thrill with you has been watching you develop into the young man you are now because of that competitive fire and tenacity. What started as a talented athlete with soccer-specific skills morphed into one of – if not the best – defender in the state at our level, a potent offensive threat with your throws, and a free-kick that occasionally found the back of the net. Your teammates will say that you challenged them, with your words as well as your expectations, and they will also say that they’re better because of it. They’ll say that your attitude and demeanor was immovable and steadfast. I’ll say the same. The type of player that you are is a fantastic reminder for me as a coach that I – and the teams I coach – can always improve and should never be satisfied with mediocrity. There are countless on-the-field accolades we could focus on…Like how I will be hearing “STEPPPPP” in my dreams for years to come, but for now, I just want to say how proud I am of the young man you are, and the legacy you’ve left.” 1 Corinthians 15:58 Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.  JOSH HEBAUS “You were a missing piece we didn’t know was missing until we re-found you. Jesus was known for leaving the flock to find the one, and we as a team went on that same type of mission in the offseason. We knew you needed to be part of the team, but we didn’t know how much you’d mean to the team until you showed up and showed out. Your pure athleticism and work ethic quickly took over the team and helped solidify an already stout defense. But it’s not just your skills that we needed. You’re light-hearted, quick with a smile, and had a way of keeping the atmosphere light and focused, yet silly and juvenile. At the same time, there was a level of maturity and seriousness that helped lead our younger players to the level we’ve reached as a team. You remove junk in your spare time, and you help keep our pitch clean as well. You’re professional, you’re focused, and you expect that from those around you. Your teammates would say that you’re quick with a quip and a giggle. I’ll say that without that wit and humor, as well as your hard work and determination, we would be a shadow of the group that we are. You are bright, your future is brighter! Matthew 5:16 In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.  NOLAN WOHLGEMUTH “THE OG. You made me a dad, and there hasn’t been a day that’s gone by that you haven’t made me proud. Some of my earliest memories of you are alongside this game. Before you could walk, we’d sit and watch entire games. When you couldn’t breathe well and you were fighting for your health, we sat and watched games. You practiced your PKs in the back yard in full uni. You perfected the Ronaldo celly. And through it all, you practiced, you worked, you became a student of the game. Behind the scenes I alone know how much this sport and this team mean to you. You might not remember, but you redirected my coaching career and focus. I vividly recall a conversation we had one night in your little Nolan voice, “Daddy, when are you going to start coaching me?” The past 13 years doing that has been a dream come true. Your teammates would say that you’re a tireless perfectionist that expects only the greatest for them and for yourself, and you work toward that goal daily. I don’t think you’d ever be satisfied until every touch, every move, every shot was perfect. They would say you lead through your actions and expectations. You’ve got sweet feet and a deadly shot, you leave a legacy of determination and hard work, and no matter how much these guys and this program will miss you, I promise you that I’ll miss you the most.” Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”  KYLER WOODMANSEE “You’re one of the OGs. You were on one of the first youth teams along with Nolan and a couple others who we won’t bring up so that you don’t get heated again. The things that I remember about those days are the same that I’ll remember from these days; you work hard, you want to improve, and you never settle for anything less than your best. At first, it was your speed, then it was your tenacity, then it was both. But all along you’ve been a constant, a focused leader, a true teammate. There are a lot of middle and youngest siblings on the team, but you are clearly an oldest. Unc? You helped guide us, you helped refocus us, you prayed for us, and you made us stress out at times. Really?! Another pull back?! In so many ways you were and are a constant. You’re steadfast, you’re consistent, and it will be odd to not have you in the back and with the team. You’re a lot like your old boots; worn in, reliable, still usable, and impossible to get rid of. We’ll miss you. Just remind us not to hit a ball out of your hands.” James 1:12 Blessed is the man who remains steadfast under trial, for when he has stood the test he will receive the crown of life, which God has promised to those who love him. |
| October 27, 2026.Hurricanes and Wolverines Draw. Mount Vernon Christian scored right near the end of the first half. Friday Harbor got a penalty kick goal midway through the second half. No other shot could find the back of the net and the regular season ended in a 1-1 draw for both schools. The Hurricanes and Wolverines both qualified for the District One/Two/Four Tournament as District One’s second and fourth seeds, respectively. MVC will host either Columbia Adventist, Puget Sound Adventist or La Conner in a 6:30PM Tuesday, November 3 match at Bulldog Stadium on the campus of Mount Vernon High School. October 26, 2026.Regular Season Finale Goes on Tuesday The Hurricanes will close out the regular season portion of their season Tuesday with an on-campus match with Friday Harbor, which begins at 3:00PM. Four MVC Seniors, along with their parents, will be recognized in a ceremony following the match. More about the Seniors can be seen in the post below. Also, a new post will be upcoming that shares some of the words given by Head Coach Wohlgemuth about each of the four from the recognition gathering. Friday Harbor is in a battle, most likely for fourth or fifth place, but mathematically, could still claim the third-seed from District One with a win over MVC. Back in early September, the Hurricanes earned a 1-0 victory over the Wolverines on Friday Harbor’s home field. |
| October 20, 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 3:00PM 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. |
| Earlier posts from this fall’s season can be found be clicking the link here: https://mvchurricanesboyssoccer.com/recent-posts/ |
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