The local girls soccer season has come to a close, culminating in a final ranking of the top five teams in the area. Though specific details are reserved for paid plans, the excitement of the season’s end resonates strongly within the community.
A tense Monday night clash saw the Adna Pirates top the Napavine Tigers 2-1, handing the Tigers their first league loss of the season. This “league-altering” victory has reshuffled expectations and brought renewed suspense to the competition.
PennLive is inviting fans to select their top performer in girls soccer for the week of Oct. 13 to Oct. 18. With last week’s winner being Northern’s Tae Townsend, the stage is set once again for a new standout to be crowned.
No. 11 Ramapo secured a shutout victory over Northern Highlands in a girls soccer showdown, boosted by an impressive performance from goalkeeper Landers. Her four saves sealed the defensive triumph and underscored Ramapo’s strong season momentum.
Eastern Christian secured a notable victory in the Passaic County Tournament, propelled by Pringle’s hat trick. The three-goal performance helped the team move on to the next stage of the competition, emphasizing the rising potential of girls high school soccer.
Mount Olive overcame Montville in a tense girls’ soccer showdown, emerging with a late victory. The win lifts Mount Olive’s season record to 4-5, showcasing the team’s resolve in a closely contested match.
In a thrilling overtime finish, Howell secured a dramatic victory over Red Bank Catholic in girls soccer. The closely matched game showcased the intensity and excitement of high school sports.
Mechanicsburg continued its winning ways in girls soccer, improving to an impressive 8-0-1 record on the season. Jocelyn Smith and Maddy Walker guided the Wildcats to a standout victory over Cedar Cliff, highlighting the team’s cohesive play and dominant form.
In a bid to recognize top-performing high school athletes, PennLive invites readers to vote for the girls soccer Player of the Week. The poll covers matches from September 8 to September 13, shining a spotlight on standout talent across the region.
In a tense girls soccer matchup decided in extra time, Metuchen triumphed over Spotswood thanks to a decisive overtime goal. Surgan proved the difference, capping off a tight contest with one final, crucial play.