Ocosta High School is located in Westport, Washington. We begin our 10th season of girls' soccer in 2009. We are a 2B school that plays in the 1A Evergreen League in southwest Washington. We finished the 2008 season as the 4th best 2B soccer team in the state and the #1 public school in the state. It was our first state tournament appearance and fifth postseason appearance in the nine years we have had a soccer program.

Our 2009 schedule is now complete. Our first practice will be Monday, August 24, from 3-7 pm. We will have a parent meeting on Thursday, August  20, at 7 pm in the high school. Conditioning and weight training will begin August 10 from 7-8:30 pm.

The league schedule is set and can be found on the schedules page. Times are subject to change depending on whether or not there will be a JV game. Numbers are currently looking good for a JV team this season. Three of our four non-league games are scheduled while the fourth game will soon be scheduled.

Plans have been set to attend the Washington State University soccer camp in Pullman on July 12-16. The cost is $399 per player plus transportation and travel meals. Two players are currently registered.

Congratulations to freshman Emily King, the Pacific League champion in the high jump and 3rd in the district, and 7th at the state tournament. Congratulations to freshman Jamie Carter for qualifying with King for state in the 4x100 and 4x200 relays.

Congratulations to freshman McKenzy Powers for receiving all-league honorable mention in fastpitch and to Jenny Benn, Powers, Shaylene Pase, Lindsay Roiko, and Emily Woolsey for being a part of the first Pacific League fastpitch champions in school history!

Emily Woolsey set a new school career record for saves with 509, surpassing the old record of 468 set by Sandy Mullvain in 2001.

Jenny Benn and Woolsey broke the old record of 21 for games played in a season held by three players. The new mark is 24 games played.

Emily King set four freshman scoring records:

Goals Scored-20, surpassing the old record of 3 held by Jayme Nelson, Emily Woolsey, Corissa Brunow, and Stephanie Williams 

Assists-5, surpassing the old mark of 3 set by Williams

Points-45, surpassing the old mark of 9 set by Williams 

Game Winning Goals-6, surpassing the old record of 1 held by many players

Four Wildcats earned All League second team recognition this year. Senior goalkeeper Emily Woolsey secured her third straight second team appearance. Three freshmen appeared for the first time: forward Emily King, midfielder Tynesha Bushnell, and defender Jamie Carter.

Two juniors received honorable mention, sweeper Ambra Mallory and midfielder Celeste Needham. With seven teams in the 1A Evergreen League these girls are to be commended for making the team.

Congratulations to all these outstanding young women!

Emily King and Emily Woolsey were both selected as the state 2B Player of the Week by the Seattle Times and WIAA this year. King received the honor in her first week of high school while Woolsey received the award in October.

This was the second time in her career that Woolsey received the honor!