Girls soccer on a roll heading into district
By Giovanni Deprizio and Jesus Neuenfeldt |
With a record of 8-1, the girls have the leading record in the district as they prepare to play Reagan Tuesday.
“We’re doing really good this year, we won on Tuesday, so so far we are 8-1,” senior Sara Baker said.
The team has improved a lot since last year.
“We are passing better to each other, communicating and training more,” junior Maesie Ulbert said.
The girls kicked off their season with a first place win at the Northside Tournament. Courtesy Photo.
From the eyes of a freshman, they seem to believe that practicing with older people helps a significant amount for practice and training their bodies to move faster.
“Working with older people helps me train more, helps me improve on my skills to continue being on varsity,” freshman Tearza Pongsavane said.
How to these freshman manage to get on varsity? Through years of practice and motivation.
“Being on varsity has a freshman comes from years of training, I started soccer when I was 9 and want to continue playing,” freshman Jessyca Figueroa Delgado said.