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Modified Girls Soccer

October 27th, 2016 by Madison Bauer

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Modified Girls' Soccer
By: Madison Bauer

The Modified Girls' Soccer team had a great season, ending the season with six wins, three ties, and only two losses. The team was coached by Mrs. White, with 24 players on the team. The team consisted of ten 8th graders; Catie-Ann Blodgett, Sarah Balcom, Olivia Pappa, Maddie Palmer, Michaela Kastler, Alyssa Rudd, CJ Barney, Hailey Miller, Elsa Graf and Kerigan Trudell. There was a total of 14 7th graders; Olivia Rudd, Hailey Norton, Mary Carnes, Abby Lantry, Kendall Darling, Grace Skellington, Emma Halsey, Jessica Graham, Alayna Blount, Harley Douglas, Mia Rupert, Hailey McGrew, Dorothy Searles, Madison Lamica.
Their last game was scheduled to be on Friday October 21 against Thousand Islands, but was canceled and won't be rescheduled. The team ended the season with an impressive 23 total goals scored, and they only allowed 15 in. Since there were so many players there had to be two teams. The team was split, and the 7th and 8th graders were mixed on the field at all times. Coach White told me that "all of the 8th graders provided excellent leadership" and she is "looking forward to the 7th graders stepping up next year."

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