One week ago, Scott McKay was standing on the sidelines watching the Ketchikan boys’ soccer team gut out a pair of tight 2-1 wins over Sitka.

Suspended 30 days for what coach Mike Medford called a disciplinary issue, all the senior starting midfielder could do was agonize as his teammates struggled to dispatch the much-improved Wolves.

“It was the worst feeling I ever had, watching them play Sitka and I couldn’t do anything about it,” McKay said. “I felt horrible.”

Sarah Tarver scored in the 42nd minute, Daffodil Alinson converted a penalty kick in the 45th, and the Juneau-Douglas girls soccer team overcame a spirited effort by Ketchikan’s defense in a 2-0 win on Monday at Fawn Mountain Field.

Juneau improved to 6-2-1 (4-0 Southeast Conference) and was hardly in danger, as Kayhi failed to register a shot on goal in its season opener. But this was not the type of game the Crimson Bears are used to getting from the Kings.

The Ketchikan girls’ basketball team got off to a dream start against No. 1 Juneau-Douglas on senior night at Clarke Cochrane Gymnasium on Saturday.