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Husky Soccer dominates Borealis Regional Tournament Championship

Hector Rivera
for Buffalo Times
Updated
Oct 7, 2026 11:44 AM
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The Delta Huskies coed high school soccer team capped off a dominant season by capturing the Borealis Regional Tournament championship, entering the tournament as the No. 1 seed following an undefeated conference season. 

Led by team captains Judah Augustin and Noriel Lugo, the Huskies controlled the tournament from start to finish, opening with a commanding 9-0 victory over Cook Inlet Academy before defeating Matsu Valley 6-2 in the semifinal. 

Delta then delivered another impressive performance in the championship game, shutting out Holy Rosary Academy 3-0 to secure the regional title. The Huskies’ success was also reflected in postseason honors, with Augustin, Lugo, and Liliana Rivera earning All-Conference selections. Augustin received the conference’s top individual honor as Conference MVP and continued his standout play throughout the regional tournament, earning Tournament MVP honors as well. Lugo also secured all tournament honors. 

With three tournament victories, 18 goals scored, and just two allowed, the Huskies completed a championship run that showcased the teamwork, leadership, and determination that defined their undefeated conference season.

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Husky seniors left to right Reagan Pearson, Ana Augustin, Sam Butenko, Judah Augustin, Noriel Lugo, and Eddie Kulikovskiy close out their soccer season with a championship win.Photo courtesy Delta Soccer team

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Dual athletes Abigail Skywatcher and Eli Rothe finished out their cross country meet in time to head out and help the soccer team take their state championship win. Photo by Traci Perkins

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The Delta Husky soccer team is all grins after winning the state championship over the weekend. Photo courtesy Delta Soccer team
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