Monday’s High School Girls Soccer Report

Glendale Falcons – 4
Camdenton Lakers – 0
Lindsey Sprouse (3G), Jeni Frewin (1G), Emily Jordan (2A), Katie Brewer (2A), Emily Cline (1A). With the win the Falcon’s finish 9-0 in the Ozark Conference, winning their first outright title since 2003.

Central Bulldogs – 2 (PKs)
Hillcrest Hornets – 1

Parkview Vikings – 6
Neosho Wildcats – 1

Richland Bears -
Stover –

Marshfield Blue Jays – 8
Branson Pirates – 0
lady jays build 5-0 halftime lead on goals by jenifer mcarthur, ashley honeycutt, alex cantrell, and two by kylea riser. finish the game 8-0 on goals by riser, cantrell, and honeycutt.

Nixa Eagles – 4
Joplin Eagles – 1
Joplin took the lead with about 10 minutes left in the first half when Kelsey Sanders placed one over the keepers’ head from about 20 to 25 yards out. Joplin went into the half ahead 1 to 0. Nixa’s #20 Rachael Murphy tied it up with the clock at about 27:30 in the second half. Kelsey Bartell scored for Nixa two minutes later for the game-winner. Nixa’s #13 Kelsey Haist made a PK at about 5 minutes left in the half after she was fouled in the box. The final Nixa goal was scored by Ashlyn Robillard #23 with less than 2 minutes left.

Ozark Tigers -
Greenwood Blue Jays -

Lebanon Yellowjackets – 8
Willard Tigers – 0
Emily Boyer (2), Hanna Winkel (2), Chelsea Lefors (1), Cassie Wood (1), Janel Gliden (1), and Ashley Shockly (1)

Rolla Bulldogs – 8
Sullivan – 0

Springfield Catholic – 5
West Plains Zizzers – 0
Lady Irish get goals from Maddy Renner, Anna DeLong, Bekah Bade, Jordan Banasik, and Mandy Bailes. Bailes goal was a beautiful left foot blast from 20 yards. Natalie Smid recorded three assists for Catholic and Erin FitzGerald added two.

Kickapoo Chiefs – 1
Jeff City Jays – 2
In a game that meant nothing to either team outside of finishing the regular season well, it was a choppy affair on the South side tonight. The Jays got a pair of goals, from Kara Steiner and , assisted by Kelly Strope in both cases. The Chiefs got one back before the half ended. The second half was back and forth, with both teams coming close but unable to convert. The best opportunity was a header by Kinsey Shouse off a corner kick that was initially parried by senior Shannon Johnson before diving on the rebound.