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Hat trick leads Klahowya to opening-round state win

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Source: Kitsap Daily News

A hat trick from senior Macayla Wrataric led the No. 4-seeded Klahowya Eagles (16-2-2) to a dominant 5-0 home win over the No. 13-seeded Kalama Chinooks (13-3-3) in the opening round of the 2026 1A Girls State Soccer Tournament.

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