Less than 24 hours after an emotional win over Blaine in a shootout, the Lynden Christian girls' soccer team went up against King's in the Class 1A Northwest District championship game and lost 3-0 on Saturday, Oct. 27, in Seattle.

The loss dropped the Lyncs to 11-7-1 overall.

"I thought for coming off a tough emotional match on Friday, our girls responded really well," Lynden Christian coach Brent De Ruyter said in a phone interview. "(King's) was really opportunistic. King's just capitalized on tiny details."

King's took a 1-0 lead in the 21st minute and later led 2-0 in the 39th minute. An own goal by the Lyncs in the second half completed the scoring. The Lyncs were only outshot six to four in the game.

"We learned a lot of things in the 80 minutes and hopefully we can take those into Tuesday," De Ruyter said.

Lynden Christian next plays in a loser-out tri-district game at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 30, at Whatcom Community College against Seattle Academy.

KING'S 3, LYNDEN CHRISTIAN 0

Scoring: Goal: Anna Parker (King's), time: 21:00; Goal: Mackenzie Graham (King's), assist: Beth Stella, time: 39:00; Goal: own goal (King's), time: 55:00. Shots on goal: LC 4; King's 6. Goalies (saves): LC: Karibeth Engelsma (3); King's: Takara Mitsui (4).