PORT ANGELES — Sequim FC out-fought its rival to win the first ever Super Cup soccer derby.

Pablo Salazar scored late in the first half and Sequim held off Port Angeles United the remainder of the match to win 1-0 at Wally Sigmar Field on Sunday.

“We played well, I thought,” Quincy Byrne, commissioner of the Sequim squad and one of the organizers of the inaugural event. “Really, I thought both teams played well.

“Both teams played phenomenal defense. That’s why it was a low-scoring game.”

On the match’s lone goal, Sequim’s Daniel Servin played the ball down the left side.

Salazar tracked it down, shifted in and kicked the ball across the Port Angeles’ goalkeeper and into the bottom corner of the net.

It was one of three shots on goal for Salazar.

Goalkeeper Benito Morales earned a shutout despite Sequim FC being out-shot by Port Angeles 10-6.

Miguel Nogales and Hugo Marques led Port Angeles with three shots on goal apiece.

Port Angeles out-shot Sequim 10-6, but Sequim goalkeeper

Byrne said that the bleachers were full on both sides. He estimated approximately 200 fans attended the match between former players at Sequim and Port Angeles high schools.