Sky Survive Late Push, Storm Roll on the Road in WISL Men’s Action

Jan. 3-4, 2026

Everett City FC vs. Snohomish Sky

WISL Men’s | Saturday, Jan. 3 | Final
Snohomish Sky edged Everett City FC in a tightly contested matchup, pulling out a 6–5 win. The one-goal margin capped an offensive back-and-forth that went down to the final minutes.

Snohomish Sky was led offensively by Gustavo Ferrari, who scored two goals and added one assist, factoring into three of Sky’s six goals. Marcus Swanson finished with one goal and one assist, while Conner Doherty recorded two assists. Additional goals for Snohomish came from Anthony Henry, Caden Kaasa, and Cameron Mooring.

Everett City FC saw goals from Victor Aguilar, Andrew Escalante, Leonardo Jaramillo, Adan Fernandez, and Cristiano Whitaker. Escalante added an assist to his goal, while Adan Fernandez chipped in with a goal and an assist as Everett pushed the match to a one-goal finish.

Above: Vancouver picked up a big win this weekend (Credit; Storm)

Oly-Pen Force vs. Vancouver Storm

WISL Men’s | Saturday, Jan. 3 | Final
Vancouver Storm earned a 5–3 road victory over Oly-Pen Force. Storm’s attack proved decisive as they outpaced Oly-Pen in a high-energy contest.

Vancouver Storm’s attack was led by Elias Arenas, Nicolas Perdomo, Isaac Vargas, Pablo Barbosa, and Alessandro Huerta, each finding the back of the net. Evan Briones played a key playmaking role with three assists, while Oscar Osorto and Jared Armenta-Reyes each added an assist.

For Oly-Pen Force, goals came from Cole Jarrett, Paul Park, and Matt Hoyt. Jarrett finished with a goal and an assist, contributing to two of Oly-Pen’s three goals in the loss.

Sunday:

Tacoma Stars Reserves vs. South Sound FC

WISL Men’s | Sunday, Jan. 4 | Final

Tacoma Stars Reserves dominated South Sound FC with an 11–3 victory in WISL men’s action on Sunday, Jan. 4. Playing on the road, the Stars Reserves delivered a high-powered offensive performance, pulling away early and maintaining control throughout the match to remain in first place in the standings.