Page 101 - 2017 Yearbook

The middle school girls soccer team played a game against Redeemer on Wednesday, Nov 15. Within the first 15 minutes, Kaela Marsheck broke through the opponent’s defense line and scored the first goal of the season for the team. Leah Strickland made some great saves, and the team let in two goals, with the first half ending down at 3-1. But the girls came back in the second half, with a teammate’s assist, Julianna Birn (7) scored a goal, leading the team to catch up to 3-2. The game then ended with Emily Stanger’s last goal tying the game 3-3.
Makena Serughetti (8) believes that “During the game, the team put our 100% effort, and because we did like 10 times better on the second half, we were able to tie the game.” The players have evolved since last year, and even though they are still trying out different styles of playing, their team building skills have improved drastically. Grace Bhagat (8) thinks that this year “[they] are closer as friends and as a team.”
The girls all really enjoy scrimmaging during practice, and all agree that they should work harder to stay focused when practicing. During this season, Makena Serughetti (8) would like to make accomplishments with the team by “improving on our techniques, and... simply hav[ing] fun throughout the season.”
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1. As Bella Deevy (8) sets up for the shot, the crowd is on their seats. This is an exciting game for everyone. 2. Leah Strickland (8) picks up the ball after their opponents attempt to score. She tosses the ball back to her team members. 3. Ava Ammari (6) is waiting to play defense as she cools off after a great play. 4. Coach Burzio motivates the girls as she sets them up for the next play.
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