The SVHS soccer teams both fell to the visiting Green River Wolves on Tuesday. The Lady Braves moved to 0-7 on the season with a 9-0 loss to the Wolves in the varsity girls match. The Braves dropped to 1-6 overall in a 3-1 final.

Green River: 9  Star Valley: 0

It was Isa Vasco show in the girls match as the Green River standout scored eight times, including five in the first 26 minutes of the match. According to Wyopreps.com, Vasco surpassed 200 goals in her career during the match where the Wolves compiled 31 shots on goal compared to two for Star Valley. The only other goal in the match came from Brooklyn Phillips in the 57th minute off an assist from Addee Herrera. Vasco scored in the 17th, 19th, 21st, 25th and 26th minute in the first half and then in the 45th, 48th and 61st minute marks in the second half.

Bella Beck finished with 14 saves in goal for the Lady Braves who have now lost 29 straight matches dating back to the 2024 campaign.

Green River: 3  Star Valley: 1

After scoring a combined 13 times in their previous meeting in Sweetwater County, a 9-4 Green River victory, the first half in Afton was a shutout for both teams in a 0-0 intermission. Will Collins collected six saves in goal for the Braves and was aided by a terrific effort from the back line of the Star Valley defense. Green River got a blank slate through the first 40 minutes from Jake Demaret.

Green River then put together a stellar stretch of approximately 12 minutes with some pinpoint goal opportunities as Braxton Doak gave the Wolves the lead just two minutes into the second half off a perfect pass from Tommy Vasco. It was Vasco himself who slipped through the Braves’ defense for his own goal in the 45th minute to give Green River a 2-0 advantage. Doak then put in a spectacular header from a 4o-yard by Max Hintz for a 3-0 score in the 54th.

Star Valley regained their footing with some quality chances which included a goal from Jacob Howe in the 71st minute where he and Demaret and another player all ended up in the back of the net. Star Valley had multiple opportunities, including a one-on-one with Max Matijczyk and Demaret which was turned aside by the Green River keeper to preserve the final.

Unofficially, Green River finished with 26 shots on goal compared to 16 for Star Valley. Trenton Nelson had five saves in the second half for the Braves. Demaret finished with eight for the match.

Star Valley will now be off until April 24-25 when they host Natrona County and Kelly Walsh out of Casper respectively.