Issaquah Boys Varsity Soccer Rolls withTwo More Impressive Wins

The Eagles continued to build momentum in Week 4 with two strong conference wins over Bothell and Hazen, finishing the week 2–0. Issaquah showed a balanced performance across both matches, combining strong defensive discipline with an increasingly effective attack as the team continues their push in conference play. Next up, the Eagles take on Lake Washington (Away) and North Creek (Home).

Game 1: Issaquah vs. Bothell

Final Score: 1–0 WIN

Issaquah earned a hard-fought 1–0 victory over an undefeated Bothell squad in a competitive and physical matchup. Both teams came out strong, with disciplined defensive play on each side leading to a 0–0 score at halftime. The Eagles, implementing a new formation, showed strong organization and composure throughout the game. Their persistence paid off late in the second half when Carson Yamada found the back of the net, breaking the deadlock and giving Issaquah the lead. Bothell pushed late in the game, but the Eagles remained composed defensively and closed out the match to secure an important conference win.

Game 2: Issaquah vs. Hazen

Final Score: 3–0 WIN

The Eagles followed up with a dominant 3–0 win over Hazen, controlling the match from the opening whistle. Issaquah established early possession and attacking pressure, pinning Hazen in their defensive half for much of the game. The Eagles took a 2–0 lead into halftime with goals from Tyler Carmichael and Enzo Kolesnikov, capitalizing on strong offensive movement and set-piece opportunities. Issaquah continued to control the tempo in the second half, adding a third goal when Dylan Black scored on a header off a corner kick from Eli Kim. The team’s effectiveness on set pieces and attacking execution were key factors in the win.