June 4, 2019. THREE HURRICANES RECOGNIZED BY SKAGIT VALLEY HERALD. The Skagit Valley Herald released its’ All-Area selections for the 2018-2019 Boys’ Soccer season today. Hurricane Senior Jared Smith and sophomore Kyler Houck have been recognized as first team All-Area selections. Smith was named as the area’s top goalkeeper, while Houck was one of four forwards to make the team. Senior Gabe Taylor was an honorable mention midfielder. All-Area team members were selected by the newspaper’s sports reporters and represent outstanding season performances by boys’ soccer athletes from local high schools regardless of classification (4A to 2B/1B).
May 13, 2019. FIVE SENIORS SET TO GRADUATE. Five Seniors, who were instrumental in the successes of the MVC Boys’ Soccer Program over the past four seasons, will graduate in early June ending their high school careers. Micah Hays, Austin Lazar, Kendell Lervick and Gabe Taylor will participate in the Mount Vernon Christian graduation on June 6, while Jared Smith will graduate on June 7 from Mount Vernon High School. Upon graduation, all five will be involved with furthering their education-university studies, tech school training, or military service. Program supporters are asked to keep them in your daily prayers. During the four seasons that these student-athletes were involved with the program, the Hurricanes compiled a 62-17-0 record, claimed three Northwest 2B/1B League Championships, two District One Championships, one Tri-District Championship, were 2B/1B State Tournament quarterfinalists four times and earned a fourth place 2B/1B State Tournament trophy one time.
April 10, 2019. NEW COACH TO LEAD BOYS’ SOCCER PROGRAM. When Mount Vernon Christian opens its 30th season of boys’ soccer this fall, Jeremiah Wohlgemuth will be leading the Hurricanes on and off the field. Coach Wohlgemuth brings twenty-five seasons of experience coaching high school and youth sports to MVC including 15 seasons at Lakewood High School, where he was a conference Coach of the Year four times, and led Lakewood to three State Tournament appearances. Coach Wohlgemuth is completing his 22nd year in the classroom at Lakewood teaching seniors Current World Issues this spring. He is a proud, devoted and dedicated husband to his wife, Sara, and family. Jeremiah and Sara are parents to four children, three who attend MVC. The Wohlgemuth family attends Radius Church and serve as elders there. Coach Wohlgemuth also serves on the School Board at MVC. Coach Wohlgemuth says he is thoroughly excited and humbled for the opportunity to continue the tradition that has been established in the soccer program at MVC, and to play a part in coaching, leading and mentoring our community’s next generation of husbands, fathers and community leaders. He looks forward to serve the purpose of helping to create a unique, complete and hard-working student-athlete who takes pride in themselves, their family, their school, their community and their conduct and effort both in the classroom and on the field. Welcome Coach Wohlgemuth to the MVC Hurricane Boys’ Soccer progra
December 1, 2018. 2018 SEASON RE-CAP. The Hurricanes (13-5-0) qualified for its twenty-first consecutive postseason with its second place finish in the Northwest District One Combined 2B/1B League. With a win in their opening Tri-District match over Life Christian, the Hurricanes then qualified for their seventh straight 2B/1B WIAA State Boys’ Soccer Tournament. The boys’ lost their Quarterfinal match to Orcas Island on November 9, 1-0 to end their 2018 season. The Hurricanes’ recorded 11 shutouts on the season, gave up just 10 goals, and netted 78 goals on the season, all stats that rank them within the top five seasons all time for Hurricane teams. The five season losses all came to State qualifying teams: three, one goal losses to Orcas island, a shootout 0-0 loss to Friday Harbor, and a one goal loss to Evergreen Lutheran. Five program participants were recognized as All-District One (Northwest 1B League and Northwest 2B/1B League): FIRST TEAM: Jared Smith, Sr. Goalkeeper; Gabe Taylor, Sr. Attacking Midfielder; Christopher Wyatt, Jr. Central Defender; Kyler Houck, Soph. Forward. SECOND TEAM: Peter Opp, Jr. Central Defender.
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“We have the potential to have a very strong offense and score goals. But ultimately, we want our stingy defense to remain the cornerstone of our program and everything that we do. We are going to try to score, and build our team that way, but we must keep in mind that we cannot lose the piece of us that has won championships, which is making sure we do a great job with pressure and defending, and doing that first!” ~J. Adeline
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