The Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears boy’s soccer team dominated the pitch 8-1 over East Anchorage High School in an indoor match at The Dome, an 113,000 square foot synthetic turf, on Wednesday afternoon in Anchorage.

Games on the Crimson Bears’ road trip were rescheduled for The Dome due to the weather and field conditions at area high schools.

“It was quite warm in there,” JDHS coach Gary Lehnhart said. “So it really played to our strengths. We were able to play quick.”

The Juneau-Douglas High School boy’s soccer team continues to run through the Southeastern Conference competition as they bested the Ketchikan Kings 5-3 on Friday and 5-0 Saturday on the road.

The Crimson Bears opened a 4-0 halftime lead on Friday as their superior speed dominated the over matched Kings.

The Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears put up a 4-0 halftime lead over the Thunder Mountain Falcons at Adair Kennedy Field on Wednesday night and were never threatened on the pitch in the second half as they improved their record to 6-2-2 with a 7-0 win. The Falcons fall to 1-5-1.

“It was good to play on our field,” JDHS coach Gary Lehnhart said. “We got in 24 players. Everyone played well.”

According to Lehnhart, Crimson Bears’ sophomore Ben Scudder continues to play solid at center back and senior Marc Heifetz was noted for his defensive work.

The Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears boy’s soccer team continues to wear out opponents as they bested visiting Lathrop on Friday night 7-1 on the Thunder Mountain High School pitch.

“I think our intensity was the key,” senior captain Jackson Lehnhart said. “Our speed and the way we play, and if we can possess the ball a bit more against teams we are going to be a lot better.”

JDHS had control of the midfield and used that ball possession and their team speed to attack the Malemutes’ goal numerous times.