Boys Hand RRHS First District Loss

A 2-0 victory for the boys soccer team Fri. Feb. 14 resulted in Reagan’s first district loss since 2010. The known rivalry between the schools made for a very exciting match on the field.

After a scoreless first half, Ricardo Flores, 12, broke away from defenders and scored. The next goal was credited to Kye Morawietz, 11, but the goal was off of a mistake by the Reagan goalie of missing the ball rolling through his legs and into the back of the net.

Ever since their 3-0-0 (W-L-T) start, the team has gone 3-3-3. But, this win against Reagan could be the turning point away from their recent slump.

“You’ve got to go through those struggles; you don’t want to peak too soon; you want to peak when you’re going into the playoffs,” Coach Damion Simmons said. “When they get focused, they can do anything they want to do out on the pitch.”

Chris McLeod, 12, jukes out a defender. He currently has four goals this year.  Photo by Jacob Dukes
Chris McLeod, 12, jukes out a defender. He currently has four goals this year.
Photo by Jacob Dukes
Ricardo Flores, scored the first goal against Reagan, bringing him to a total of two this season. Photo by Jacob Dukes
Ricardo Flores, scored the first goal against Reagan, bringing him to a total of two this season.
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Lately, Sergei Farnsworth, 10, has been playing great, showing awesome dribbling skills and great vision to make good passes. Photo by Jacob Dukes
Lately, Sergei Farnsworth, 10, has been playing great, showing awesome dribbling skills and great vision to make good passes.
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Nico Loera, 12, and Ricardo Flores, 12, pose while waiting for the ball on a throw-in. Photo by Jacob Dukes
Nico Loera, 12, and Ricardo Flores, 12, pose while waiting for the ball on a throw-in.
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A little Valentine's Day flower exchange between friends Sydney Barnhart, 11, and Sydney Anderson, 11. Photo by Jacob Dukes
A little Valentine’s Day flower exchange between friends Sydney Barnhart, 11, and Sydney Anderson, 11.
Photo by Jacob Dukes
Coach Simmons gives the team a good pep talk after their 2-0 victory. Photo by Jacob Dukes
Coach Simmons gives the team a good pep talk after their 2-0 victory.
Photo by Jacob Dukes

 

 

 

 

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