Clark College Men Win Two Soccer Matches
The Clark College men's soccer team secured back-to-back victories over Pierce and South Puget Sound.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Soccer
The Clark College men's soccer team improved its season standings after defeating Pierce 5-2 and South Puget Sound 2-1 last week. The wins bring the team to a 5-6-1 overall record.
Why it matters
These victories provide a critical momentum boost for the team as they continue to navigate their regional soccer schedule.
The Clark College soccer team currently holds a 5-6-1 overall and regional record following two wins last week. These matches were decided by 5-2 and 2-1 scorelines respectively.
The players
Luis Ruano Perez
He is a player for the Clark College men's soccer team who contributed a hat trick in the win against Pierce.
Mason Renner
He is a member of the Clark College soccer team who recorded a goal in the third minute against South Puget Sound.
The details
Luis Ruano Perez led the charge against Pierce by netting a hat trick, supported by goals from James Feuerbacher and Balde Irakoze. In the match against South Puget Sound, Mason Renner scored in the third minute and Luis Ruano Perez added another goal in the 16th minute.
Timeline
Last week, the team won two soccer matches.
Mason Renner scored in the third minute against South Puget Sound.
Luis Ruano Perez scored in the 16th minute against South Puget Sound.
Season Trajectory
These victories shift the team's outlook within the Northwest Athletic Conference regional standings as they push toward the end of the season. The winning streak improves their competitive standing and potential path to post-season play.
The team's 5-6-1 record indicates a strengthening position in the regional standings following these two consecutive wins. The individual scoring performances by Luis Ruano Perez and Mason Renner will be key metrics to monitor for future team offensive production.
The takeaway
Consistently scoring early, as demonstrated in the match against South Puget Sound, is a reliable strategy for securing points. Teams that establish a strong goal differential in regional play are better positioned for late-season advancement.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Columbian.
