Colville United Indoor Soccer Competing in Spokane Winter League

Head Coach Kassy Dupuis said the team features a strong mix of upperclassmen and rising young players.

“We have nine seniors, one junior, two sophomores, four freshmen, and two eighth-graders,” Dupuis said.

That depth gives Colville United confidence on both sides of the ball.

“Our team is well-rounded this year. With nine seniors on the roster, we expect to see depth in both offense and defense,” Dupuis said.

She said she expects the group’s leaders to shine throughout the winter campaign.

“Trent Rarrick, Parker Sackman, Ari Stewart, and Patrick Wolf will lead our team offensively,” she said. “With Colin Schaffer and Connor Schneider leading in defending the goal.”

Dupuis added that the team’s top scorers so far have been Rarrick and Sackman,with strong support coming from Wolf, Long, and Kayson Dupuis.

The Spokane indoor league is smaller this year, but Colville is still seeing top-tier competition.

“The Spokane league struggled this year to gain teams,” Dupuis said. “There’s only one other team we play against who has a varsity and junior varsity program. The team is made up of many, highly skilled players who play year-round in competitive club leagues.”

Even with a condensed schedule, Dupuis said the development opportunity is priceless for a program with high expectations each spring.

“This is a great program that allows players to play more soccer, build skills, and create team connections for the spring high school season,” she said.