Thompson headed to College of the Siskiyous
Priest River's Cheyenne Thompson recently committed to continue her soccer career at the College of the Siskiyous (CCCAA) in Weed, Calif. Cheyenne was an integral part of the Spartans' midfield and defense for the three years she played on the varsity squad. This past season, she averaged roughly 5.1 steals per game over 12 games and also added one goal and one assist to the stat sheet. Cheyenne was also a standout softball player and was on the varsity basketball team during her time at Priest River. "I couldn’t be happier for Cheyenne," PRLHS assistant coach Nick Tucker said. "She worked in…
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Full caption: Priest River's Cheyenne Thompson recently committed to continue her soccer career at the College of the Siskiyous (CCCAA) in Weed, Calif. Cheyenne was an integral part of the Spartans' midfield and defense for the three years she played on the varsity squad. This past season, she averaged roughly 5.1 steals per game over 12 games and also added one goal and one assist to the stat sheet. Cheyenne was also a standout softball player and was on the varsity basketball team during her time at Priest River. "I couldn’t be happier for Cheyenne," PRLHS assistant coach Nick Tucker said. "She worked incredibly hard and deserves every opportunity to play at the next level. I can’t wait to see what she does." Pictured behind Cheyenne, from left, are PRLHS Athletic Director Alex Zepeda, PRLHS girls assistant soccer coach Nick Tucker, PRLHS girls head soccer coach Christina Leonard, Alex Thompson (father) and Regina Thompson (mother). Alongside Cheyenne is Connor Stevens.