JV Girls Soccer Slices Mustangs 9-0

Valeria Tijerina, Reporter| March 10, 2023

With a traid of Mavericks surrounding her, Tayla Score ’25 seeks out Bailey Shuford ’25 for a pass. Both Score and Shuford worked to maintain home team possession and continue creating offensive opportunities.

The JV girls’ soccer team sliced the Manor Mustangs on Tuesday, March 7, beating them at a clean 9-0.

Within the first couple minutes of the game, the Warriors scored two goals. Team spirit was through the roof as they worked efficiently and smoothly together to take control of the ball.

“I feel that the game went really well. We came out strong and ended with a really big win,” Anneke Vandermeer ‘25 said.

This game was Westwood’s last home game of the season. The team displayed fluidity and comradery and executed impeccable plays that led them to a win.

“We worked on possession and crosses a lot in the second half, preparing for [the game] with Vandergrift on Friday,” Tayla Score ‘25. “Overall, it was a really good last home game and I’m excited to have had this experience.”

The JV girls team competed against Vandegrift at Vandergrift on Friday, March 10, at 5:30 p.m. for their final game.

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Crossing her leg over the ball, Mia Wiele '26 performs the scissors move. Throughout the game, she got around the Stony Point Tigers by faking them out with her moves.

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Braden Wilson ‘24 expertly dribbles the ball around Mustang defenders to bring the ball closer to the goal. Wilson was a key player in the game, especially in the first half.

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Griffin Goss '26 makes a pass across the field. Goss used good footwork and long passes to get around the Mavericks and the ball down the line.

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Moving the ball up the field, Ishaan Saini ‘26 focuses intently on keeping possession of the ball. For most of the game, possession switched between the Warriors and the Mavericks, so Saini was intent on keeping the ball on offense.

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In the first half of the game, Evelyn Bell '28 attempts to block a Hippo. The Warriors remained tied with the Hippo until the fourth quarter, when the Hippos surged ahead to win by a handful of points.

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Evelyn Bell '27 prepares to charge for the ball against the Hutto Hippos on Friday, Dec. 13. The Warriors went on to dominate the rest of the game, turning a two point deficit much larger.

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Going in for a dunk, Luke Carpenter ‘26 puts the team up another 2 points against Manor on Tuesday, Dec. 10. The Warriors held a lead of 47-10 at the halftime mark, with a massive lead constantly throughout the game. “We had watched Manor play so we knew what to expect so we just wanted to come out and play hard regardless of the result,” Coach Rigney said.

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Guiding his team, Charlie King' 27 helps the offense get in formation. “I was directing the offense," and "Someone was having trouble getting into their position so I was trying to help them out so we could score a bucket.” King said.

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Running toward the hoop, Miles Fustes '28 swerves his opponent. The Warriors kept up a good offense and defense throughout the game, allowing them to win 65-32.

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