Toledo and Tenino players battle for possession of the soccer ball during a match on The Black Top in Tenino earlier this season. The Riverhawks have been mostly enjoying life on the road as they barnstorm against bigger big schools in both Washington and Oregon. / Original photo by John Holman for The Chronicle
Toledo’s Peyton Holter waits for the whistle to resume play during a match against R.A. Long earlier this season at Longview Memorial Stadium. The Riverhawks have spent most of the early season on the road, including contests at Astoria and Battle Ground in recent days. / Photo by Blast Zone Media
Toledo has spent most of the early season on a barnstorming tour against mostly larger schools and that rugged road trip didn’t take a break for the weekend, or even an acute case of the Mondays.
The Riverhawks traveled across a big bridge to Oregon Country on Saturday in order to play at Astoria and came away with a 4-1 victory in the interstate/inter-classification match. Both Onica Chase and Aspen Cooper scored a goal and notched an assist to lead Toledo.
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