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Port Angeles, United States
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HistóriaFuture Riders C team wins dramatic OYFL championship over Sequim, 6–4
Port Angeles’ Future Riders took the Olympic Youth Football League C‑Squad crown the hard way, edging Sequim 6–4. Rhyder Murray punched in the go‑ahead touchdown with 23 seconds left, then came up with an interception to shut the door on the Wolf Pack’s last chance [2].The finish punctuated an undefeated campaign for the C‑team, which had rolled into postseason play from a 5–0 start in the C White division and earned a top seed before running the table in the bracket [1][2].The Future Riders continue to rally Port Angeles’ youth football community and share updates through their official Facebook presence [3].
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HistóriaFuture Riders youth football program serves Port Angeles kids in grades 1–6
The Future Riders operate as a Port Angeles youth football program for elementary-age players (grades 1–6), with leadership that includes President Troy Free, Vice President Carey Pavlack and Treasurer Derek Baker [2].The club maintains a public Facebook page that shares team updates, photos and community information for families and supporters [1].Program details, contacts and seasonal information are available through the City’s Sports Programs directory and the Future Riders’ page [2][1].
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HistóriaFuture Riders A Squad Complete Undefeated Youth Campaign
Port Angeles Future Riders continued their strong tradition in North Olympic youth football, as the A Squad completed an undefeated season with a 7‑0 record. The team clinched the North Olympic Youth Football A Squad Championship by narrowly defeating Neah Bay 20‑19 last Saturday at Civic Field. The squad, led by a coaching group including KC Spencer, Grey Olekas, Shane Martin, Adam Plute, Joe Coffey and Brandon Irvine, demonstrated consistency and resilience through the campaign. Port Angeles Future Riders capped their season in a fittingly competitive manner, highlighting their dominance within the youth league.
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HistóriaPort Angeles Future Riders A Squad Completes Undefeated Season with Championship
The Port Angeles Future Riders completed an undefeated season by narrowly defeating Neah Bay 20‑19 to secure the North Olympic Youth Football A‑Squad Championship at Civic Field on Saturday. The A‑Squad finished the season with a perfect 7‑0 record. The team included Mason Martinez, Jarrett McNeely, Ryan Somers and numerous others, under the guidance of head coach KC Spencer along with assistants Grey Olekas, Shane Martin, Adam Plute, Joe Coffey and Brandon Irvine. The championship caps a dominant campaign for the club.
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HistóriaYouth Football Program Registration Underway for Port Angeles Future Riders
Registration for the Port Angeles Future Riders youth football and cheer programs is now open, offering both tackle and flag football options for local children. The club, known as Port Angeles Future Riders, emphasizes development in teamwork, sportsmanship, and community engagement through quality coaching and training. Tackle football registration is priced at $200, while flag football costs $75 and cheerleading $175. The team continues to foster youth participation and well-being in the region through its organized programs.
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HistóriaFuture Riders A Squad Caps Undefeated Youth Football Season
The Port Angeles Future Riders A Squad completed its youth football campaign with an impressive undefeated 7‑0 season, narrowly edging Neah Bay 20‑19 to clinch the North Olympic Youth Football A Squad Championship at Civic Field. The team, coached by KC Spencer, Grey Olekas, Shane Martin, Adam Plute, Joe Coffey and Brandon Irvine, showcased depth and discipline across the roster, with contributions from players including Mason Martinez, Jarrett McNeely, Ryan Somers and others. The championship victory highlights the Future Riders’ continued strength in regional youth football competition.
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HistóriaFuture Riders A Squad Caps Undefeated Season with Championship
The Port Angeles Future Riders A Squad concluded its season with a narrow 20–19 victory over Neah Bay to clinch the North Olympic Youth Football A Squad Championship at Civic Field. The team completed the campaign undefeated with a 7‑0 record. Head coaches KC Spencer, Grey Olekas, Shane Martin, Adam Plute, Joe Coffey and Brandon Irvine guided the squad. The championship win reflects the club’s consistent performance throughout the season and underscores its strong presence in youth football on the Olympic Peninsula. Some of the standout players included Mason Martinez, Jarrett McNeely, and Ryan Somers among others.
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HistóriaFuture Riders Youth Football C-Squad Caps Unbeaten Season with Last-Second Championship
The Port Angeles Future Riders C‑Squad concluded its season with an undefeated record, seizing the Olympic Youth Football League championship in dramatic fashion. In a tightly contested matchup against the Sequim Wolf Pack, the team executed a decisive touchdown in the final seconds to secure victory. The win capped an unbeaten 7‑0 run for the C‑Squad, reflecting the club’s consistent performance throughout the season.
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HistóriaPort Angeles High School Boys Soccer Opens Spring Season with Victory
Port Angeles Future Riders featured in recent competition as the Port Angeles varsity boys soccer team recorded a 3‑1 victory over Steilacoom High School on March 12, 2026. The team seized control of the match with timely scoring and held firm defensively to maintain the lead throughout. The win marks a positive start to the spring season for the squad. Port Angeles Future Riders look to build on this result as they continue through league fixtures in the weeks ahead.
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HistóriaPort Angeles Youth Soccer Sees Upsurge in High School Boys’ Performance
Port Angeles Future Riders remains firmly in the spotlight of the local youth sports landscape as attention turns to high school soccer developments in the region. The Port Angeles boys’ team secured a 3‑2 victory over Bremerton on March 14, 2026, improving to an unbeaten 2‑0 record against the Knights this season (maxpreps.com). Meanwhile, the Roughriders edged Sequim 2‑1 on April 8 in a closely contested Olympic League clash, with Matthew Miller scoring both goals to secure third place contention (sequimgazette.com). These performances highlight a promising period for soccer in Port Angeles, reinforcing the local soccer culture that the Future Riders organization supports and nurtures.