Pumas post easy win over Spiders

Sun., May 3, 2009

Kitsap’s Stephen Phillips scored three times, all within the first 58 minutes, as the Pumas stopped the Spokane Spiders 5-0 in Premier Development League play Saturday night at the Greyhound Park in Post Falls.

The physical game resulted in two red cards. The Spiders return to action Saturday when they host the Seattle Wolves.

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