Spartans win in soccer nail-biter

The Spartans sank West Seattle with a late goal to break a 1-1 tie in girls soccer Tuesday at Memorial Stadium.

October 4, 2015 1:11 pm
The Spartans’ Kamryn Coryell is turned away by the West Seattle goalkeeper during Bainbridge’s Metro win against the Wildcats Tuesday. Coryell had a number of amazing shots on goal that nearly slipped in.
The Spartans’ Kamryn Coryell is turned away by the West Seattle goalkeeper during Bainbridge’s Metro win against the Wildcats Tuesday. Coryell had a number of amazing shots on goal that nearly slipped in.

BAINBRIDGE –  The Spartans sank West Seattle with a late goal to break a 1-1 tie in girls soccer Tuesday at Memorial Stadium.

The victory was the third win in a row for Bainbridge.

The Spartans took an early lead three minutes into the contest after scoring on a corner kick by Mackenzie Chapman.

The Wildcats answered five minutes later to knot the score at one goal each, but Bainbridge won the game with a déjà vu-goal: Chapman again scored on a corner kick with three minutes remaining to seal the win for BHS.