WELLSVILLE – With the final whistle from the center referee the members of Tsunami, a girls soccer team in the Northern Utah United soccer organization, began a dejected walk off the field as their opponents celebrated victory which made them regional champions. Aside from the pain of losing in the regional championship game, the loss meant two more things. For one, it shattered hopes of an appearance at nationals in North Carolina where they could face the best of the best. And secondly, it heralded the end of the line for many girls on the team. They’d spent years playing with each other under the tutelage of their coach, Ray Larsen, from whom they’d learned lessons both on and off the field. But graduation from high school was quickly approaching for several girls, and those who were reaching that benchmark would be moving on, never to play for Tsunami again. “It was miserable,” said Liv Brenchley, one of the players on the team. “Everybody was bawling. We were so disappointed because we knew that we had one more chance to play together. And we lost.” As it turned out, Tsunami would get another chance before a breakup. The team they