The Fish finally get a look at their brand new Kits. In a photoshoot hosted by one of our own Sandra Agbotse, a local professional photographer and player, the teams got together for a sunny day’s barbeque to preview the new kits for the 2022-2023 seasons; Women’s Molten Hex Kit and Men’s Tackle Kit
SMOKEY POINT, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads Men are seeing their 2022 Cascadia Premier League (CPL) roster and season schedule come into focus as the team continues to play friendlies and prepare for the start of the CPL campaign on April 30. Roster Official open tryout sessions have been completed but the Steelheads will continue to see new players by registered drop-in at weekly trainings. The player pool for 2022 looks to be a very talented one. A look at the initial roster page reveals an interesting combination of returning stars and fresh new possibilities. 15 of the guys are
SNOHOMISH, WA–-The Snohomish County FC Steelheads Men of the Western Indoor Soccer League have three matches left to play in their regular season. Two of those matches come this week as the Fish travel to face Bellingham United on Friday night January 21 and then come home to host the Portland Blacktails on Saturday night January 22 at 7 PM in the Snohomish Sports Dome. In their very first season indoors the Steelheads have a 2-5-0 (W-L-D) record with 6 standings points. It’s enough for a precarious hold on fourth place in the division, and a playoff spot, for now.
SNOHOMISH, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads Men are halfway through their first-ever Western Indoor Soccer League (WISL) season and are focusing on little things that can make a big difference in winning matches in the hyper-competitive league. SATURDAY Jan. 8: Bellingham United at Steelheads, 7 PM, Snohomish Soccer Dome “Talent alone will not win games. Indoor soccer is the same sport but a different game,” says Head Coach Jim Kessler, whose team finds itself with a 2-3 record after 5 matches. “This game requires that we execute the small things in a cohesive way to create results. From training
SNOHOMISH, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads will play their first ever Western Indoor Soccer League (WISL) regular season match when they host the Oly Town Artesians on Saturday November 6 at 7 :30 PM at the Snohomish Sports Dome. SEASON PASSES / SEASON SCHEDULE The Artesians and Steelheads both have teams indoors and outdoors but the two clubs have never played each other before. Oly Town was founded as an indoor side in the WISL in 2014 and later joined outdoors in the EPLWA. The Artesians recently changed operating groups. The WISL Returns The Steelheads are diving into indoor soccer
SMOKEY POINT, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads travel to Aberdeen on Saturday April 3 for a 2 PM match against the Grays Harbor Gulls at historic Stewart Field. It will be the first league match for the Fish since winning the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) championship in July of 2019. The Steelheads and Gulls have met twice before. In 2018 the Fish traveled to Stewart Field for a friendly and in 2019 the Gulls came to Smokey Point for a league match. The 2021 WWPL season features home and away with all clubs in the First Division. Grays Harbor
SMOKEY POINT, WA—The first year in the regional elite adult Western Washington Premier League has been a very good one for the Snohomish County FC Steelheads. Last Saturday the club completed an unbeaten home league record (3-2-0, W-D-L) and this Thursday July 18 they will try to match that by earning an unbeaten away mark (currently 3-1-0) as well. A tie will do the trick but the Fish have bigger goals in mind. Win and wait until Sunday A win over XF Redmond would hand that club its only loss of the season and more importantly would nudge the Steelheads
SMOKEY POINT, WA—In April of 2018 the Snohomish County FC Steelheads traveled to Aberdeen to face the Grays Harbor Gulls in a preseason friendly. It was a fun trip and a good day for men’s elite regional soccer. Two areas in need of clubs were meeting for the first time, giving players a chance to test themselves against guys from another part of the state. It’s sort of incidental that the Steelheads won that match, 2-1. Then and Now The two clubs will meet again under very different circumstances on Saturday July 13 at Lakewood High School in Smokey Point.
SMOKEY POINT, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads are preparing for their final four matches in their inaugural season in the Western Washington Premier League (WWPL). The club does so after already displaying remarkable resiliency in the face of losing multiple starters to injuries. Four Big Matches The Steelheads play July 6 in Gig Harbor against Harbor Force, July 7 in Bellevue against BeSea FC, July 13 at home in Smokey Point versus Grays Harbor Gulls and July 18 at Crossfire Redmond. These four matches will complete the 10-match league season for SnoCo FC, who are currently 3-3-0 (W-D-L) after six
SMOKEY POINT, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads are on an unusual 3-week break in the middle of their first Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) season. The club will play four big matches in July to wrap up the year. Yet to be decided is where the Fish will finish in the table. The Steelheads remain unbeaten in the league with 3 wins and 3 draws over 6 matches. That record gives them a 12 point total in the WWPL table. Currently that puts them right in the middle at position #6. The top 6 clubs will make up a new
SMOKEY POINT, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads host Nido Aguila Seattle on Sunday June 16 (Fathers Day) at 3 PM at Lakewood High School in Smokey Point. It’s a match between WWPL clubs who are both unbeaten and playing for a shot at the 2019 league title. General Admission is $5 at the gate. (Cover photo: midfielder Victor Villasenor by Glen Moffitt.) Nido Aguila Seattle currently reside in second place in the table with a 4-2-0 (W-D-L) record and 14 points. The Steelheads have played one less match and are in fifth place in the standings at 3-2-0 and
SMOKEY POINT, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads will travel to Bellevue Community College this Saturday June 8 for a 5:30 PM kick off against defending WWPL Champions Kirkland FC. It will be the first meeting ever between the two clubs, and a return to BCC pitch for the Steelheads. Last week (June 1) SnoCo FC traveled to Bellevue only to see their match with BeSea FC cancelled when no referees showed up. The Goats of Kirkland and BeSea FC share the same home pitch. The Fish have not played since a 6-0 win over Lacey FC on May 26. Meanwhile
SMOKEY POINT, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads host the Lacey Pocket Gophers in a WWPL league match on Sunday May 26 at 3 PM at Dick Cardinal Stadium (Lakewood High School) in Smokey Point. It will be the first-ever meeting between the two clubs. The Steelheads’ 2019 season has already reached the halfway point overall and in home matches as well. The Fish have played 7 of their 14 scheduled matches and 3 of their 6 home contests. Currently the Steelheads are 3-1-3 on the season (Win – Loss – Draw). In Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) play SnoCo FC
SMOKEY POINT, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads are getting back into Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) action this Saturday May 18 at 4 PM as they host Federal Way FC at Dick Cardinal Stadium at Lakewood High School. Last weekend the Steelheads played the Timbers U23 tough in Oregon. Now SnoCo FC will work towards their first-ever home league win. Roster Refreshed Head Coach Dagi Kesim is looking to his depth to form the 18-man roster that will tackle Federal Way on Saturday. In recent weeks defenders Karim Hanafy and Logen Flem have been ruled out for the season
SMOKEY POINT, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads will travel to Salem Oregon on Saturday May 11 to play the Portland Timbers U23’s. It will be SnoCo FC’s first-ever match played out of state. It will also be the first contest for the Fish against a club from USL League Two (formerly the PDL.) One of the benefits of having a club like the Steelheads in Snohomish County is providing opportunities for local players to test themselves against top opposition. So when SnoCo FC were contacted by the Timbers U23’s in regards to playing a friendly, the response came quickly.
SMOKEY POINT, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads (1-0-0 in WWPL, 2-0-2 overall) make their Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) home debut on Saturday May 4 when they host the ISC Gunners of Issaquah (0-1-0) at 4 PM at Lakewood High School in Smokey Point. Last week the Steelheads debuted in the WWPL with an exciting 1-0 win over Tacoma Narrows FC down in Tacoma. Now the club turns its attention towards establishing a home fortress in league play. Already a Big Week It’s already been a big week for SnoCo FC. The club broke through with some mainstream media coverage
The Snohomish County FC Steelheads will travel to Tacoma on Saturday April 27 for their first-ever league match. The contest kicks off at 4:15 PM at Wilson High School’s turf field. It is also the first-ever Western Washington Premier League match for the Steelheads’ opponent Tacoma Narrows FC. (Cover photo: Steelheads defender / midfielder Kevin Baron by Glen Moffitt.) Who: Tacoma Narrows FC v. Snohomish County FC What: Steelheads’ first-ever WWPL match Where: Wilson High School turf field When: Saturday April 27, 4:15 PM Why: Both teams begin their first seasons in the WWPL How: Tickets are $5 (cash or
SMOKEY POINT, WA—The Snohomish County FC Steelheads will open their 2019 Western Washington Premier League (WWPL) season this Saturday April 27 against Tacoma Narrows FC at 4:15 at Wilson High School. The traveling 18 for Snohomish will include some promising new and younger players ready to show they belong in elite adult soccer. (Top photo: Cade Cooke by Glen Moffitt.) MORE: 2019 Steelheads Schedule MORE: 2019 Steelheads Player Pool Cade Cooke (18 years old, defender), Marcus Swanson (18, defender), Gabe Acosta (18, goalkeeper) Conner McWilliams (19, defender) Kyle Aure (20, forward) and Efren Martinez (20, midfielder) are almost all new
SMOKEY POINT, WA—It’s time to play some preseason soccer and the Snohomish County FC Steelheads have revealed the traveling roster that will represent the club in its March 30 match at the Apple Bowl against Wenatchee SC. WSC are a new club being formed with the goal of bringing regional men’s soccer back to Wenatchee. The match is the first run out against opposition in 2019 for the Steelheads as they continue to train for their debut season in the Western Washington Premier League. Head Coach Daghan “Dagi” Kesim will be assisted by player / coach Kevin Baron. Wenatchee Trip SnoCo
SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA— The Snohomish County FC Steelheads host Tacoma Narrows FC on Sunday June 10 at 1 PM at Goddard Stadium on the campus of Mariner High School. It’s the first match action for SnoCo FC since they beat Everett CC Trojans 2-0 back on May 12. Admission to the 1st Annual I-5 Challenge Match is $5 General Admission. Kids 5 and under are free. All fans will receive FREE “Support Local Soccer” stickers as they exit the match. “This next game will be a good chance for us to see some new positions for our players against tough
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