District 1 3A Girls Soccer Tournament Update

Avery Hogle #7 shows some fancy footwork

By TCA

Photos by Todd F. Linton

On Halloween, Shorewood high school’s girls varsity soccer team were spooked last Saturday afternoon in cool, sunny conditions at the 3A District 1 playoff quarter-final match of the league postseason soccer tournament.

In ballet, that move is called a Grand Jete
#2 Rilan Fly

Having dispatched #12 Mount Vernon two nights ago, they now faced #4 Snohomish, which had only lost to the Wesco North champions, Stanwood. Would they be cowed, or rise to the occasion?

In a tightly contested match, Panthers had the tricks, and ended with the winning treat by 2-0. On the eve of Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), whose dreams live on, and whose hopes die?

#5RW Burris in a footrace down the right sideline

At the midway point of the District 1 playoffs, #3 Shorecrest crushed #7 Meadowdale, 5-1; #4 Edmonds-Woodway and #1 Ferndale, ended regulation and overtime with a scoreless draw, leading to the ghoulish ordeal of PKs, where the Warriors edged the Eagles, 5-4; #2 Stanwood ousted #5 Monroe, 3-2. 

AM Helstad shows a high kick from a chorus line

So the semi-final matchups are Snohomish vs Shorecrest, and Stanwood vs Edmonds-Woodway, at Shoreline Stadium, on Tuesday 11/3, for the right to meet in the final, and qualify for State! 

#8 CB Burke & #0 GK Finseth thwart an attack

Anything can and probably will happen, as there was tension and drama in Snohomish today, where the steeliest players stepped up to subdue Shorewood. 

However, the journey is not over for Ferndale, Shorewood, Monroe, and Meadowdale, as they enter a playoff to try win 3rd or 4th or 5th place, and still go to State! 

AM Anderson #6 launches a strike on goal!

Shorewood will face familiar Wesco South foes Meadowdale at home, on Tuesday 11/3 in the elimination bracket. Also scheduled that day, Ferndale will battle Monroe, with the same stakes of win or go home. 

Watch. This. Space.

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BVB Youth Soccer Players Fundraising at Ballinger Thriftway to Go to National Tournament in Florida

BVB players selling car wash tickets outside Ballinger Thriftway
Photo courtesy BVB

Youth soccer players from BVB International Academy Seattle (BVB IA Seattle) tabled outside Ballinger Thriftway on Sunday, October 18, 2026 selling car wash tickets to fund an upcoming trip to a national tournament in Florida.

The team is raising money to attend the winter tournament in Florida
Photo courtesy BVB

The team is raising money to attend the Elite Academy (EA) Winter Tournament, which will host several hundred teams from across the country near Sarasota, Florida this December. 

Our local BVB club is sending several teams to compete this year. Our local car wash has a special program for non profits to sell their tickets and the ticket sales help reduce travel expenses for families and support scholarship funds for players requiring financial assistance.

BVB soccer teams are partnered with a professional club in Germany
Photo courtesy BVB

BVB IA Seattle is a local youth soccer club with approximately 200 players based out of North King County (Shoreline, Edmonds, Lynnwood, and Seattle) for the last 4 years. The organization maintains an official partnership with Borussia Dortmund (BVB), a century-old professional club in Germany's top-tier professional league, the Bundesliga (pronounced “Boon-des-lee-ga”). 

The club works with all age groups and focuses on development first; with a number of BVB Seattle players going to play in college as well as professionally overseas. Every summer, the club holds summer training camps at Albert Einstein Middle School for current and interested players. 

Learn more about BVB IA Seattle here.

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2026 District 1 3A Girls Soccer Tournament (10/29 – 11/7) Primer

Photo by Wayne Pridemore

Last Tuesday night the Shorewood Stormrays finished up the regular season schedule at the Edmonds Woodway Warriors, winning a tight game 2-1, securing the Wesco 3A South 2nd place. 

The Stormrays ended the season 9-3-0, the league runner-up, with an RPI of 0.8812. 

Accolades and hats off to the Shorecrest Scots, 9-1-2, the league champions, with an RPI of 0.9797. 

Following the conclusion of the regular season, the District 1 3A playoff brackets have been set, against teams from Wesco 3A North and the Northwest 3A Conference. The top four seeds receive a bye, while the remaining eight seeds face off in a play-in round to advance. 

League runner-up Shorewood is seeded #5, and will play #12 Mount Vernon in the eighth-final on Thursday 10/29, for the right to face #4 Snohomish in the quarter-final on Sat 10/31. 

League champion Shorecrest is seeded #3, and will play either #7 Meadowdale or #9 Oak Harbor in another quarter-final on Sat 10/31. The other top seeds are #1 Ferndale and #2 Stanwood. 

The play-in and quarter-final rounds will be hosted by the higher seed at their home stadium, while the semi-finals and finals will be held at Shoreline Stadium, with both finalists qualifying for State. 

The losing quarter-finalists and semi-finalists will enter a lucky loser’s bracket, where three teams will emerge in 3rd, 4th and 5th place, and all three will qualify for State. 

There will be updates on the progress of Shoreline’s Finest!

TCA

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Girls varsity soccer: Shorecrest Wesco league champions

In soccer news, the Shorewood Stormrays won their last game against Edmonds Woodway and the Shorecrest Scots won their last game against Mountlake Terrace on October 26, 2026, putting them first in the Wesco league.

2026 Wesco 3A/2A South league title

As reported by HeraldNet:

Shorecrest 4, Mountlake Terrace 1

SHORELINE — The Scots (13-1-2 overall, 9-1-2 league) clinched a league-winning season with a comfortable victory over the Hawks (6-8-2, 4-7-1). Parker Almquist scored just three minutes in on an assist from Olivia Taylor, before she assisted Taylor 14 minutes later to double the Shorecrest lead. 

Abigail Schmicker scored to cut the deficit in half early in the second half for Terrace, only for Nemesia Peters and Siena Muoio each to find the net to put the game out of reach.

 

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Olivia Taylor and the Golden Goal

All eyes are on the ball as Shorecrest senior Olivia Taylor (in white) holds off Edmonds-Woodway senior Talia Stathoulis as E-W senior Rayna Halloran watches in the background.
Photo courtesy MyEdmondsNews.com

Shorecrest girls soccer stayed on top of the Wesco South standing with a victory over the Edmonds Woodway Warriors on October 21, 2026. Olivia Taylor scored the winning goal in overtime

As reported by the Herald,

"The victory keeps Shorecrest on top of the Wesco South 3A/2A standings over Shorewood, which leapfrogged Edmonds Woodway following its 2-0 win over Archbishop Murphy on Tuesday.

"The Warriors defeated the Scots 2-1 in their previous matchup on Sept. 24 — Shorecrest’s lone loss this season — but they could not replicate the result on a night when they desperately needed points to stay in the league title mix with two matches remaining in the regular season."

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Sights & Sounds Around A Round Ball at Shoreline Stadium

Maisie the Super-Fan!
Photo by TCA

By TCA

Leaves are starting to turn, temperatures are dipping in the evening, lattes are infused with pumpkin spice - for a select group of parents and kids, it’s girl’s high-school soccer season again! 

And that entails weekly trips (either Tuesday or Thursday) to that familiar concrete edifice known as Shoreline Stadium, home turf for both Shorewood and Shorecrest. Leslie will cheerfully take your ticket, and wave you in. 

The scent of hotdogs, nachos, pretzels & popcorn wafts from Joe’s Snack Shack, anticipating that many would be tempted by a snack to assuage the slight hunger pangs, presaging a late post-match dinner. 

Even though these early non-conference matches don’t count for much, for the incoming JV players and the newly promoted Varsity players, it’s an exciting time, parents in tow, beaming with pride from the stands. 

The detailed match reports can wait till later, for conference and district titles, perhaps even State contests. 

For now the air is filled with anticipation, hope and promise, before the ecstasy of victory and the agony of defeat. The cheerleaders cheer, the high-school friends loudly roar, and the parents hoot and clap for their respective players.

One particularly enthusiastic fan catches my ear – she holds a homemade sign that says: “Cheer For My Chica Mika #14” – I’m sure we’ll see her again! 

In another section, an animated bunch of yellow & black clad youngsters look on – these would be the GU12 Hillwood Dolphins, doubtless dreaming of the day when they too would inevitably play on this same field in the future. 

On the sidelines surrounding the field are two teams, one in light blue, and another in bright green, excited ball-wranglers for the ‘big’ girls on the field. These would be the GU9 Shorelake Dog Dashers, and the GU10 Shorelake Girl Power. 

Everyone has a part to play in this small slice of drama in the quiet suburb of Shoreline. The players run, kick, jump with all their might, until the clock ticks down, and the final whistle blows. One group of parents exult with the winners, the other group consoles the losers. It’s all right, it’s okay, there will be another two matches next week! 

Come one, come all, to witness athletes who play for the love of the game, before college or adulthood rudely intrudes. Savor every moment, enjoy every occasion, as these poignant times are fleeting, but fortuitously, when I was a lad, I didn’t know any better, but I’ll always have such memories to look back fondly upon.

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Return of the Pac-12

Gonzaga and UW battle to a draw in women's soccer match
Photo courtesy Gonzaga University

Washington Huskies and Gonzaga Bulldogs have had a tepid rivalry, mostly confined to college basketball, unlike the feud with the Washington State Cougars. 

A women’s college soccer match might have passed by without much fanfare, except for the upheaval in college athletics due to conference realignment. A brief exposition for context – the University of Washington was part of the old Pac-12 conference; Gonzaga University was a member of the WCC conference. 

In our Brave New World, UW is now in the Big Ten, and GU is now in the new Pac-12. With this in mind, last Thursday’s soccer match between GU & UW is more than an in-state, trans-Cascadian, local rivalry game, it heralds the beginning of the new Big-Pac interplay, with new faces involved.

In addition to local bragging rights, with 22 in-state players participating, many of whom are friends, classmates, even relatives, who may have played with or against each other in the many years of rec, high-school or select soccer games. The majority of these girls will turn pro in something other than soccer, but for now, most play for the love of the game. 

Shorewood grad Amelia Severn at her signing ceremony
Photo by Kristi Lin

The 11th ranked Huskies came out in an attacking 3-3-4 formation, with a quad front four. The unfancied Bulldogs lined up in a midfield-heavy 3-4-3 setup, with an attacking trident featuring two local kids, Samantha Snorsky (Kenmore) and Amelia Severn (Shoreline). Both teams poked and prodded cautiously, with defenses holding the upper hand. 

The bigger and stronger Huskies applied pressure, but the Bulldogs were resolute and counterattacked with intent. Both sides appeared content to enter halftime with a scoreless draw. 

But, with minutes left in the half, quite against the run of play, Gonzaga attacks down the right, crosses in, Washington muffs a clearance, and Snorsky latches onto it to snap it into the top right corner, Zags 1-0. 

After the half, Huskies responded vigorously, putting the Bulldogs goal under siege. At the midway point of the second half, the ball pings around in the Zags box, they cannot clear, and Ava Morton (Sumner) stabs the ball home high above the keeper, 1-1. UW puts GU under duress, outshooting the Zags 15-5, but GU tenaciously hangs on to earn a draw. 

Bulldogs could be miffed to not steal a win after going ahead, but can be satisfied with holding a ranked team to a tie. Huskies could be disgruntled not to extract a win, but can be pleased with a comeback to avoid a loss. 

No thrill and no agony, but I encourage everyone to come out to watch the purity of sports and the exuberance of youth (while you still can).

--TCA

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Shorewood graduate named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week

Amelia Severn on the day she signed to play soccer at Gonzaga
Photo by Kristi Lin

Amelia Severn is a 2024 graduate of Shorewood High School. See our previous article about her soccer career at Shorewood. Nov 2023 Shorewood signing day

SAN RAMON, Calif. – Following Gonzaga women's soccer's first week in the conference, the Bulldogs' Amelia Severn was named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week Tuesday.

Severn scored four goals and recorded an assist, all in the first half, as GU opened its new Pac-12 era with an emphatic 5-1 victory over South Florida. She matched the program record for most goals in a single game, finding the back of the net four times in the first 45 minutes. It was the first four-goal game by a Zag since 1998. Severn's nine points were the second-most points in a single game by a Bulldog in program history and the most since 2000.

Five minutes into the match, Severn opened the scoring with a penalty kick. In the 11th minute, she recorded her 13th career assist on a goal. Three minutes later, the junior curled a free kick from outside the box into the net for the third goal of the match.

Severn added another goal in the 17th minute, sliding a shot past the South Florida goalkeeper. She capped the high-scoring first half in the 40th minute, finishing a terrific combination of passes with a strike.

Severn moved into Gonzaga's top 10 in career scoring following her four-goal performance. She rose to eighth all-time at GU with 18 career goals. The Shoreline, Wash., native scored 10 goals last season and scored on all four of her shots in the opening night of this season.

Gonzaga hosts Arizona (1-1-0) Thursday at 4 p.m. The game will be broadcast on YouTube, with live stats available on GoZags.com.

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Join the Alumni Soccer Match at Shoreline College August 15, 2026

One Game. One Community. Forever Dolphins!

Don't miss the annual Alumni Soccer Match to kick off the Shoreline College athletics season. 

Saturday, August 15, 2026 at 2:00pm - Shoreline A Field 19030 1st Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155. Wear green. Bring energy. Represent the Dolphins.

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Build your skills at Shoreline soccer camp July 27 - August 6, 2026

Calling all Shoreline soccer players! 

Sign ups are open and a few spots remain for Sheriff's world cup soccer camp. Sheriff is the director of BVB Seattle and every year he offers a fun two week camp that ends in a pizza party. 

• July 27 - 30, 2026 from 9am - 12pm
• August 3 - 6, 2026 from 9am - 12pm
• Einstein Middle School, 19343 3rd Ave NW, Shoreline 98177

We'll even have a world cup trophy for kids to get pictures with. Open to experienced soccer players regardless of club. 

Please reach out to info@bvbia-seattle.com with any questions.

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International Village at the Shoreline '5V5' Soccer Jamboree July 12, 2026

Stop by the International Village at the Shoreline '5V5' Soccer Jamboree this Sunday July 12, 2026 from 11:00am - 5:00pm to enjoy flavors from around the world! 

From grilled favorites and Ghanaian pastries to shaved ice, raspados, and bubble tea, there's something for everyone.

• When: Sunday, July 12, 2026
• Shoreline Park, 19030 1st Ave NE
• Food vendors open 11am – 5pm

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Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, July 10 to the Final on July 19

Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline

July 10 to the Final on July 19

One City, Many Nations: A Welcoming Celebration for All
 
Your last weekly roundup of Global Celebrations in Shoreline.
 
For the latest information visit: www.destinationshoreline.com/global-celebration
 
Upcoming Global Celebration Event this Sunday in Shoreline:
 
Shoreline Unity Cup - Youth Soccer Jamboree & International Market
Sunday, July 12 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Shoreline A/B Soccer Fields

Celebrate the cultures that make our community vibrant at the International Village during the Shoreline 5v5 Soccer Jamboree! Enjoy a day filled with international food, live performances, family-friendly activities, and youth soccer as we bring the spirit of the World Cup to Shoreline.

Whether you're cheering on young athletes, trying something new to eat, or enjoying performances from local cultural groups, there's something for everyone.

The event starts at 9:00 AM, International Food & Drinks - available from 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
 
Community Gathering Places:
(Interactive Map)
·        Crespella - Shoreline
·        Cabin Tavern
·        Darrell's Tavern
·        El Volcán Azul
·        Jersey's Great Food & Spirits
·        North City Lounge
·        Sodam Chicken Shoreline
·        Touchdown's Sports Bar & Grill
·        Vault 177
·        Woody's Bar
·        Yum Yum Thai Restaurant

Upcoming Games:
This is where things really start to heat up! This is our favorite site for updates on winners and game schedules.
 
Friday, July 10, 2026
Match 98 – Spain v Belgium - Los Angeles Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
Saturday, July 11, 2026
Match 99 – Norway v England - Miami Stadium – 2:00 PM
Match 100 – Argentina v Switzerland - Kansas City Stadium– 6:00 PM
 
Semi-Final Fixtures
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Match 101 – France v Winner match 98 - Dallas Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Match 102 – Winner match 99 v Winner match 100 - Atlanta Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
Bronze Final
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Match 103 – Runner-up match 101 v Runner-up match 102 - Miami Stadium – 2:00 PM
 
The Final
Sunday, July 19, 2026
Match 104 – Winner match 101 v Winner match 102 - New York New Jersey Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
This roundup is brought to you in partnership with Destination Shoreline, the City of Shoreline and the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Lake City Collective, and Seattle Youth Soccer Association. 

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USA plays final World Cup game in Seattle

Photo by Mike Remarcke

By Diane Hettrick

The final Seattle World Cup game was played on Tuesday, July 7, 2026 with USA vs Belgium in the Round of 16.

It was exciting that Team USA got to the top 16 and seemed appropriate that they played in Seattle. I had to keep reminding myself that they were a national team and not a Seattle team.

I did wonder if the south end would be conflicted. The Belgium team based itself in King County, practicing in Renton, which apparently had adopted the team.

Mike Remarcke went to Pioneer Square for the game. There were big outdoor screens and thousands of people in the streets, which were turned into pedestrian zones for the occasion.

Photo by Mike Remarcke

He said it was a wonderful experience.

Seattle did an admirable job with the World Cup events and crowds.

The only part that did not go as predicted was that the crowds, inside and outside the stadium, were not there to shop or find somewhere new to eat. Merchants who were expecting and hoping for a boost were disappointed.

Otherwise, Seattle has apparently turned into a soccer town. We'll miss all those lovely people from around the world.

USMNT (that's us) lost the game, in case you didn't hear. But someone loses every game and it didn't seem to change the euphoria as much as everyone leaving town for Vancouver.

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Cartoon by Whitney Potter: Monday is USA world cup game

The USA men's soccer team has advanced to the round of 16 and will play Belgium on Monday July 6, 2026 in Seattle at "Seattle (Lumen) Field". The game begins at 5pm Pacific time.

All the games are televised; plus there are a dozen watch parties. There are a few tickets left in every section of the stadium, with prices ranging from $1700 to $2500 each.

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Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, July 3 - 10

Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, July 3 - 10

One City, Many Nations: A Welcoming Celebration for All
 
Your weekly roundup of Global Celebrations in Shoreline. For the latest information visit: www.destinationshoreline.com/global-celebration

 

Upcoming Global Celebration Event in Shoreline:

 
Shoreline Unity Cup - Youth Soccer Jamboree & International Market
Sunday, July 12 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Shoreline A/B Soccer Fields
Free soccer matches for youth ages 8-11 featuring live performances and celebrations, with an international marketplace and food vendors.
 
Community Gathering Places:
(Interactive Map)
·        Crespella - Shoreline
·        Cabin Tavern
·        Darrell's Tavern
·        El Volcán Azul
·        Jersey's Great Food & Spirits
·        North City Lounge
·        Sodam Chicken Shoreline
·        Touchdown's Sports Bar & Grill
·        Vault 177
·        Woody's Bar
·        Yum Yum Thai Restaurant

Upcoming Games:
This is where things really start to heat up! This is our favorite site for updates on winners and game schedules.
 
Friday, July 3, 2026
Match 86 – Argentina v Cabo Verde - Miami Stadium – 3:00 PM
Match 87 – Colombia v Ghana - Kansas City Stadium – 6:30 PM
Match 88 – Australia v Egypt - Dallas Stadium – 11:00 AM
 
Saturday, July 4, 2026
Match 89 – Paraguay v France - Philadelphia Stadium  – 2:00 PM
Match 90 – Canada v Morocco - Houston Stadium – 10:00 AM
 
Sunday, July 5, 2026
Match 91 – Brazil v Norway - New York New Jersey Stadium  – 1:00 PM
Match 92 – Mexico v England - Mexico City Stadium – 5:00 PM
 
Monday, July 6, 2026
Match 93 – Winner match 83 v Winner match 84 - Dallas Stadium – 12:00 PM 
Match 94 – USA v Belgium - Seattle Stadium – 5:00 PM
 
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Match 95 – Winner match 86 v Winner match 88 - Atlanta Stadium  – 9:00 AM
Match 96 – Winner match 85 v Winner match 87 - BC Place Vancouver – 1:00 PM
 
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Match 97 – Winner match 89 v Winner match 90 - Boston Stadium – 1:00 PM
 
Friday, July 10, 2026
Match 98 – Winner match 93 v Winner match 94 - Los Angeles Stadium – 12:00 PM
 
This roundup is brought to you in partnership with Destination Shoreline, the City of Shoreline and the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Lake City Collective, and Seattle Youth Soccer Association. 

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A soccer-loving Shoreline barber gets tapped to cut hair for Egypt's World Cup team

The interior of Jazz Barbershop in Ballinger Terrace
Photo by Sky'e Underwood

There is a charming story published by KNKX Public Radio, written by Freddie Monares, about a Shoreline barber and his staff being tapped to provide haircuts for the entire Egyptian soccer team, in town for the World Cup Tournament.

The owner of Jazz Barbershop, Maram Hammadi, is huge soccer fan, so when a client with connections to the Egyptian team asked him to provide haircuts for the team, he didn't hesitate.

Read the story here.

Jazz Barbershop is in Ballinger Village at 20228 Ballinger Way NE, Shoreline, WA 98155

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Shoreline Youth Soccer Jamboree & International Market July 12, 2026

Shoreline Youth Soccer Jamboree & International Market

Sunday, July 12, 2026 from 9:00am – 5:00pm
Shoreline A/B Soccer Fields, 19030 1st Ave NE

Celebrate the world's game right here in Shoreline! 

As part of the Shoreline Global Celebration Events, the Shoreline Youth Soccer Jamboree & International Market brings together youth soccer, culture, and community for a day of fun. 

The event features a free 5v5 soccer jamboree for players ages U9–U12 (registration required), along with live performances, cultural celebrations, an International Marketplace showcasing local vendors, and global food offerings. 

Whether you're cheering from the sidelines, shopping the marketplace, or enjoying cuisine from around the world, everyone is invited to experience this welcoming celebration of community and culture.

Register for soccer here

  

More information here

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Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, June 26 – July 3

Global Celebrations This Week in Shoreline, June 26 – July 3

One City, Many Nations: A Welcoming Celebration for All
 
Your weekly roundup of Global Celebrations in Shoreline. Each week we’re highlighting events, games, and places to gather related to the FIFA World Cup 26™. 
 
Is your neighborhood organizing a watch party at local hangout spot? Email DestinationShoreline@gmail.com to be included.
 
For the latest information visit: www.destinationshoreline.com/global-celebration
 
Global Celebration Events this Week in Shoreline:
 
Smokin Pete's Game Day BBQ
Friday, June 26 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday, July 1 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Smokin Pete's BBQ will be at the Shoreline North/185th Station starting 2 hours before the match time serving local BBQ favorites until sold out!
 

Shoreline Global Kick-Off Festival
Tuesday, June 30 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM, Cromwell Park
Celebrate international soccer with live music, food trucks, and movement-based activities.

Community Gathering Places:
(Interactive Map)
·        Crespella - Shoreline
·        Cabin Tavern
·        Darrell's Tavern
·        El Volcán Azul
·        Jersey's Great Food & Spirits
·        North City Lounge
·        Sodam Chicken Shoreline
·        Touchdown's Sports Bar & Grill
·        Vault 177
·        Woody's Bar
·        Yum Yum Thai Restaurant

Upcoming Games:
 
Friday, 26 June 2026
Norway v France – Boston Stadium — 12:00 PM PT
Senegal v Iraq – Toronto Stadium — 12:00 PM PT
Cabo Verde v Saudi Arabia – Houston Stadium — 5:00 PM PT 
Uruguay v Spain – Guadalajara Stadium — 5:00 PM PT
Egypt v IR Iran – Seattle Stadium — 8:00 PM PT
New Zealand v Belgium – BC Place Vancouver — 8:00 PM PT
 
Saturday, 27 June 2026
Panama v England – New York New Jersey Stadium — 2:00 PM PT
Croatia v Ghana – Philadelphia Stadium — 2:00 PM PT
Colombia v Portugal – Miami Stadium — 4:30 PM PT
Congo DR v Uzbekistan – Atlanta Stadium — 4:30 PM PT
Algeria v Austria – Kansas City Stadium — 7:00 PM PT
Jordan v Argentina – Dallas Stadium — 7:00 PM PT
 
Sunday, 28 June 2026
South Africa v Canada - Los Angeles Stadium — 12:00 PM PT
 
Monday, 29 June 2026
Brazil v Group F runners-up - Houston Stadium — 10:00 AM PT
Germany v Group A/B/C/D/F third place - Boston Stadium — 1:30 PM PT
Group F winners v Morocco - Estadio Monterrey — 6:00 PM PT
 
Tuesday, 30 June 2026
Côte d'Ivoire v Group I runners-up - Dallas Stadium — 10:00 AM PT
Group I winners v Group C/D/F/G/H third place - New York New Jersey Stadium — 2:00 PM PT
Mexico v Group C/E/F/H/I third place - Mexico City Stadium — 6:00 PM PT
 
Wednesday, 1 July 2026
Group L winners v Group E/H/I/J/K third place - Atlanta Stadium — 9:00 AM PT
Group G winners v Group A/E/H/I/J third place - Seattle Stadium — 1:00 PM PT
USA v Group B/E/F/I/J third place - San Francisco Bay Area Stadium — 5:00 PM PT
 
Thursday, 2 July 2026
Group H winners v Group J runners-up - Los Angeles Stadium — 12:00 PM P
Group K runners-up v Group L runners-up - Toronto Stadium — 4:00 PM PT
Switzerland v Group E/F/G/I/J third place - BC Place Vancouver — 8:00 PM PT
 
Friday, 3 July 2026
Group D runners-up v Group G runners-up - Dallas Stadium — 11:00 AM PT
Argentina v Group H runners-up - Miami Stadium — 3:00 PM PT
Group K winners v Group D/E/I/J/L third place - Kansas City Stadium — 6:30 PM PT

Register a Team for the Shoreline Unity Youth Soccer Jamboree on July 12th

Join us for a dynamic 5v5 soccer jamboree celebrating the spirit of the game and the unity it brings. Whether you're playing to win or just love the game, this event is about community, competition, and connection. This free community event is open to boys and girls from under 9 to under 12.
 
Brought to you in partnership with Destination Shoreline, the City of Shoreline and the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Lake City Collective, and Seattle Youth Soccer Association. 

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