Following a two-year hiatus, Shoreline Community College reinstates the men's program, with competition to resume in the fall. A decline in enrollment and $2.3 million shortfall prompted the decision to suspend the program in 2020. Current SCC women's coach Shaun Warner will take the reins, leading both soccer programs. Shoreline, which formed a team in 1967, was one of the founding NWAC members of varsity play in 1974. The Dolphins go 1-15-2 in their return season.

As expected, Tacoma Stars midfielder Preki is voted the MISL Most Valuable Player after becoming only the third player to win the triple crown. Preki, 25, led the league in goals (51), points (104) and tied for first in assists (53). The gap of 17 points was the largest in four years. He collected 60 out of a possible 70 points in the voting by media members.

Scott Willsie’s curler nearly three minutes into overtime earns Bellevue the state championship, 3-2 over Edmonds at a rain-soaked Memorial Stadium. Bill Smith scores goals in each half for the Wolverines. Edmonds ties it by halftime through Alex McAdam, then takes a brief lead on Ron Patton’s penalty. Willsie brings down a Smith cross to score the winner. Both teams had advanced to the final with shootout wins in the semifinals.

Mike Ryan organizes a meeting at Seattle's Sherwood Inn for those women interested in forming a league. Over the next month, the Washington State Women's Soccer Association is formed, and Ryan, the Washington Huskies head coach, is elected the first president. The 10-team league features players ranging from teens to over 40, with clubs named Capitol Hill Streakers, University District Geoducks and West Seattle Ladybugs.

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association Executive Board approves a new rule that disqualifies teams who accumulate three red cards for violent conduct or abusive language. On-field behavior of boys’ players has been an issue for years, says WIAA executive director Mike Colbrese. Coaches, however, are frustrated there’s no way to appeal a referee’s decision to eject a player.

Mariah Van Halm scores the game-winner as Issaquah rallies from a goal down to send-off the retiring Tom Bunnell a winner with a 2-1 triumph over Central Valley of Spokane in the girls' 4A state championship at Sparks Stadium. Central Valley takes a 1-0 lead on Kaelyn Barnes's strike in the 24th minute. Within a three-minutes pan the Eagles go in front. In the 27th minute Catey Nelson sends a twisting header at the right post on a pass from Van Halm. In the 30th minute, Van Halm cooly slots in her 22nd goal of the season. It's Bunnell’s final game as coach after 14 years. Issaquah, which dethroned Camas in the semifinal, gets its second 4A title in three years. The Eagles also own three 3A crowns.