Seaside and Astoria boys soccer teams seek to rebound this season

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 2:47 AM

Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Summary

The Seaside and Astoria boys soccer teams are preparing for the 2026 season after contrasting performances last year. Seaside achieved a league title and playoff berth but lost key players, including all-state goalkeeper Luis Rodriguez. Astoria struggled offensively, scoring only seven goals throughout the season and finishing poorly in league standings. New leadership and a strong senior class will be crucial for both teams as they aim for improvement. Seaside currently ranks No. 7 in the Oregon School Activities Association coaches poll, while Astoria looks to recover from last season’s challenges.

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  • Seaside won the Cowapa League title in 2025.
  • Astoria scored just 7 goals across 14 games last season.
  • Seaside lost five all-state seniors, including a standout goalkeeper.
  • Astoria aims to rebuild with a strong senior class of 12 players.
  • Warrenton continues to develop its junior varsity soccer program.
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Local soccer teams ended up at two different places last season. While the Seaside boys won the league title and went toe-to-toe with North Marion in a playoff monsoon, the Astoria boys soccer team struggled to find the back of the net. Seaside Last season was a dream for the Seaside boys soccer team. Behind second-year coach Nathan Daniels and 12 seniors, the Seagulls flew to take the Cowapa ...

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