Wolfpac Summer 2007 (from top left): Senad (referee), Tyson Lashbrook, Jason Robinson, Scott Neal, Kevin Lashbrook, Justin Brown, Tim Olson, Jeff Waldron. (Bottom, from left): Nate Reid, Brandon Pierce, Kyle Lashbrook, Norman Roosa, Brandon Smith, Bob Strimer and Roberto Quemada. (Not pictured): Steve Rogers, Jorge Camacho, Dane Weitmann and Wolfpac Manager, Juan Quemada.

Picture taken on Sunday June, 10th after Wolfpac Defeated Greenlake United 6-0 at Queen Anne Bowl

Get Up-To-Date:
(March 2009)

After a couple of mostly-successful seasons over in the SPSL Wolfpac is again moving - this time back to its original home, within the GSSL. Poor scheduling, lack of competitive play (at least available on Sundays) and an overall let down after high expectations were set are the setup for a change in scenery for Wolfpac.

With the change in league comes an even bigger change within management... After nine plus years as a player/manager Juan Quemada has thrown in the towel with FC Wolfpac, citing increased involvement with his son's team, work and other teams/leagues as his reasoning for stepping down. Whatever the case, let it be known that Wolfpac has survived as long as it has because of mostly one man... Juan Carlos Quemada.

Thank you.

Brandon Smith now takes over managing this team and with team fees in and a light roster set, he eagerly awaits the opening kick off on March 29th. Wolfpac is set to join division 3 after nearly three months away from soccer.

A More Recent History:
(Sept. 2008)

For the Spring 2008 season Wolfpac jumped ship from the league it had called home for nearly 10 years (GSSL). After frustrations with Officials and League management became more than the team could tolerate it moved to the SPSL (Starfire Premier Sports League) looking for a change.

Wolfpac's opening season within the SPSL was to be played in Division III as it had been said the competition was better (different?) within the SPSL. Wolfpac went on to dominate a majority of the inaugural regular season games earning a record of 9-0-1 earning the team the number one seed in the playoffs. Wolfpac would go on to win the semi-final and final in over-time victories.

With promotion on the thoughts of many within Wolfpac it was soon made possible when SPSL announced Division II league play for Sundays after only being previously offered on Saturdays. You are now up-to-date on Wolfpac as it is today (Sept. 2008)

A Brief Bit of Our Ancient History:

FC Wolfpac was formed in the fall of 1999 within the GSSL (Greater Seattle Soccer League). There was a new player meeting being held at the Shoreline Stadium dirt fields. New players to this league were brought together and split randomly into two separate teams which would then play each other in a friendly match.

After the game was over we were brought together and told on the spot, “This is your new team, please pick a manager and a team name”. Most of didn’t know one another and looked around blankly. Some random names where thrown out including our current name “Wolfpac”, which everyone seemed in agreement was the best. I would later find out that it was Roberto Quemada (FC Wolfpac current Goal Keeper) who suggested this name.

Corey stepped forward to manage the team and get our first uniforms, sponsored by his work "Chaplin's VW". Then we wore blue but would later switch to Orange as Mike Harada, who managed and played for FC Wolfpac for many years took over. The years following our incantation we would lose and pickup many different players, only a couple from the very first "Wolfpac" are still with the team today.