| 1st Team | |||
| Player | School | Position | Year |
| Molly Brewer | Glendale Falcons | M | 2012 |
| Emily Cline | Glendale Falcons | F | 2011 |
| Kindra Lierz | Glendale Falcons | GK | 2014 |
| Alix Opfer | Glendale Falcons | D | 2012 |
| Ashlan Fiester | Glendale Falcons | D | 2011 |
| Marin Gelsheimer | Kickapoo Chiefs | M | 2011 |
| Kaylee Stephens | Kickapoo Chiefs | D | 2011 |
| Katie Lynn | Kickapoo Chiefs | F | 2011 |
| Lauren Moats | Nixa Eagles | M | 2012 |
| Kristin Miller | Nixa Eagles | GK | 2011 |
| Brittany Kirkpatrick | Nixa Eagles | D | 2013 |
| Kelsey Haist | Nixa Eagles | M | 2011 |
| Jayme Braun | Ozark Tigers | M | 2011 |
| Keysha Burns | Ozark Tigers | D | 2012 |
| Morgan Davidson | Ozark Tigers | F | 2013 |
| Second Team | |||
| Kami Giese | Branson Pirates | D | 2011 |
| Amanda Hinkle | Branson Pirates | D | 2013 |
| Allison Yoakam | Glendale Falcons | D | 2013 |
| Drianna Raff | Glendale Falcons | M | 2013 |
| Sarah Kate Sprouse | Glendale Falcons | D | 2013 |
| McKenna Adams | Kickapoo Chiefs | F | 2011 |
| Miriam Melugin | Kickapoo Chiefs | M | 2014 |
| Brittany Baker | Kickapoo Chiefs | M | 2012 |
| McKenzie Danzer | Kickapoo Chiefs | GK | 2012 |
| Rachel Murphy | Nixa Eagles | F | 2012 |
| Shelby Zielke | Nixa Eagles | D | 2011 |
| Kelsey Bartell | Nixa Eagles | F | 2011 |
| Jackie Wacha | Ozark Tigers | F | 2011 |
| Mollie Killion | Ozark Tigers | M | 2011 |
| Honorable Mention | |||
| Dannie Weaver | Glendale Falcons | D | 2012 |
| Kate Bess | Kickapoo Chiefs | D | 2011 |
| Rachel McIntyre | Kickapoo Chiefs | D | 2011 |
| Courtney Frerichs | Nixa Eagles | M | 2011 |
| Abby Turnbull | Nixa Eagles | D | 2012 |
| Mikaela Branson | Ozark Tigers | GK | 2012 |
Tag Archives: Rachel Murphy
Central Ozark Conference Girls Soccer Honors
Brittany Copeland, Neosho Wildcats (2011)
| 2011 Central Ozarks Conference | ||||||
| Girls Soccer –
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| 1st Team | ||||||
| Name | Grade | School | Position | |||
| Kami | Giese | 10 | Branson Pirates | D | ||
| Brittany | Copeland | 12 | Neosho Wildcats | F | ||
| Kristin | Miller | 12 | Nixa Eagles | GK | ||
| Lauren | Moats | 11 | Nixa Eagles | M | ||
| Rachel | Murphy | 11 | Nixa Eagles | F | ||
| Kelsey | Haist | 12 | Nixa Eagles | M | ||
| Brittany | Kirkpatrick | 10 | Nixa Eagles | D | ||
| Jayme | Braun | 12 | Ozark Tigers | M | ||
| Keysha | Burns | 11 | Ozark Tigers | D | ||
| Morgan | Davidson | 10 | Ozark Tigers | F | ||
| Sara | Marcott | 9 | Republic Tigers | F | ||
| Brittany | Dunn | 12 | Willard Tigers | GK | ||
| Miriam | Dashtipour | 10 | Willard Tigers | M | ||
| Macie | Cotter | 10 | Willard Tigers | F | ||
| 2nd Team | ||||||
| Name | Grade | School | ||||
| Amanda | Hinkle | 11 | Branson Pirates | D | ||
| Jamileth | Henriquez | 12 | Carthage Tigers | F | ||
| Allison | Bennett | 12 | Carthage Tigers | D | ||
| Paige | O’Neill | 10 | Neosho Wildcats | M | ||
| Erin | Ferguson | 12 | Neosho Wildcats | D | ||
| Kelsey | Bartell | 12 | Nixa Eagles | F | ||
| Shelby | Zielke | 12 | Nixa Eagles | D | ||
| Jackie | Wacha | 12 | Ozark Tigers | F | ||
| Molly | Killion | 12 | Ozark Tigers | M | ||
| Samantha | Minor | 10 | Republic Tigers | M | ||
| Carlie | Campbell | 12 | Republic Tigers | D | ||
| Lindsay | Owens | 10 | Willard Tigers | F | ||
| Torri | Thomas | 11 | Willard Tigers | D | ||
COC Soccer
The game with the most on the line tonight is a Class 2 match between District 11 foes Marshfield and Logan-Rogersville. In addition to being a Webster County derby, these two teams are part of a new five team line-up that opens one of them to becoming a District champion for the first time ever. The Blue Jays are the early pick after their first ever win over Bolivar earlier this season.
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 0
Marshfield Blue Jays – 1
Alex Cantrell scores the lone goal on a corner kick from Danielle Coffman in the first half. The Lady Jays then hold off a huge surge from Rog in the second half.
Nixa Eagles – 10
Branson Pirates – 0
Goals were scored by Payton DeHart, assisted by Kelsey Bartell; Bailey Pesek, assisted by Shelby Zielke; Brittany Kirkpatrick, assisted by DeHart; DeHart, assisted by Rachel Murphy and Pesek, assisted Halie Owen
in the first half. The second half saw goals scored by DeHart, assisted by Bartell; Bartell, assisted by Courtney Frerichs and Paige Townsend; Jordyn Hoskins, assisted by Kelsey Haist; Pesek unassisted and Jenny Hoffmann assist by Owen.
Shutout is shared by Kristin Miller and Lexi Stagner. Nixa is now 8-1. The Nixa JV won 6-0
Springfield Catholic – 8
Bolivar Liberators – 2
Freshman Nicole Ortega scored a brace (that’s two in British speak), one assisted by Emily Ortega. A brace by Shelby Hatz, one by Jordan Banasik and 3 by Natalie Smid. Bolivar goals by Jonna Welch and Mariah Roberts on a great header from an Izzy Mersch corner kick.
Willard Tigers -
Ozark Tigers –
Neosho Wildcats – 1
Carthage Tigers – 2 (2nd OT)
After taking an early lead, on Tori Eads goal in the 6th minute, the Wildcats saw the Tigers grab a 73rd minute equalizer. The game-winner was scored by senior Madolin Smith, headed for NEO A&M soccer in Miama, OK in the Fall, when she found space in the box following a counter-attack.
Central Ozark Conference
Carthage Tigers
Branson Pirates – 0
Carthage Tigers – 3
Willard Tigers – 0
Nixa Eagles – 3
The Eagles took the lead in the first half on a goal by Kelsey Bartell, assist by Halie Owen. Lauren Moats scored two for Nixa in the second half, assisted by Courtney Frerichs and Kelsey Haist on the first one, by Rachel Murphy on the second. Shutout by Kristin Miller.
Nixa is now 6-0. The JV squad won 7-0, shutout to Lexi Stagner
Ozark Tigers – 8
Republic Tigers – 0
Ozark goals by senior Mollie Killion (3), sophomore Emily Taylor (2), sophomore Morgan Davidson (2), and senior Jayme Braun.
Springfield Catholic – 9
Marshfield Blue Jays – 1
Catholic got goals from Shelby Hatz (2), Natalie Smid (2), Nicole Ortega (2), Jordan Banasik, Michelle Garrison and Lydia Holtmann. Marshfield goal by Alex Cantrell.
Bolivar Liberators -
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats -
Tuesday – Marshfield Beats Bolivar!
Jennifer McArthur, Marshfield Blue Jays (2011)
Bolivar Liberators – 2
Marshfield Blue Jays – 3
The Blue Jays get their first ever win over the Bolivar Liberators, at Bolivar tonight. The win puts a target on their back in the new 5 team Class 2 District 11 group as the team to beat. Goals were scored by Danielle Coffman (2) and Jennnifer McArthur.
Greenwood Blue Jays – 1
Central Bulldogs – 4
Bulldogs got goals from Salvato(2), Parry and Hawkins to open their season. Mary-Margaret Kirkman scored for the Blue Jays in their home opener.
High School Girls soccer lost another player to a non-contact ACL tear as the Bulldogs junior keeper, Sarah Nichols, is lost for the season and potentially has ended her career with what is her second ACL injury.
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Carl Junction Bulldogs – 4
Hillcrest Hornets – 0
In a Class 2 District 11 match-up The Bulldogs got the home win. First goal was scored by Courtney Eastman (SO), second goal by Kelsey Swarens (JR) at half it was 2-0. In the second half freshman Anissa Williams scored the first goal for Carl followed by Jr Kelsey Swarens 2nd goal of the game assisted by Courtney Eastman. Great win for the bulldogs. Carl Junction JV team won 3-0 as well. Carl Junction is now 2-0 on the year.
Springfield Catholic – 4
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 0
Nicole Ortega scored three goals and Courtney Devlin scored her first goal of the season. Lydia Holtmann recorded three assists for the Irish and Carsen Baron added an assist. Megan Goetzinger notched her third shutout of the season. Catholic played without injured seniors Rebecca Mayus and Natalia Smid who will both hopefully return for the annual battle against the Kickapoo Lady Chiefs on Friday night.
West Plains Zizzers – 0
Poplar Bluff Mules – 3
Madi George (2011) save against Brittany Kirkpatrick (2013)
Parkview Vikings – 0
Rachel Murphy, waiting in the 6 yard box, buried a loose ball into the roof of the net tonight to send the Eagles to their 4th straight victory and the 300th of Coach Evan Palmer’s career.
Freshman Bailey Pesek scored the second goal when she poked a ball into the net, just beating the keeper to the ball near the penalty spot. Jr Lauren Moats scored a beautiful volley from 18 yards, one-timing a corner kick past the defense.
Murphey got her 2nd four min into the 2nd half when Moats sent midfield partner Kelsey Haist down the left side. Her low cross just inside the endline was redirected into the net by Rachel, who completed her hat trick when she received a ball from the right side, turned and slipped her shot between defender and keeper to the far post. The final goal was scored by freshman Payton DeHart who was waiting at the top of the box and took Haist’s cross from the right, one touch and slipped her shot to the far post past the diving keeper.
McAuley Jays – 4
Neosho Wildcats – 3
The Warriors got 2 goals by Sammi Graham, 1 goal by Ally Adrian, and another by Allie Landreth in their home opener against the cross town Class 3 team.
Kickapoo Chiefs – 5
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 0
The Class of 2011 stepped up in tonight’s game. In the 1st half Seniors McKenna Adams & Kaylee Stephens scored. In the 2nd half seniors Kate Bess, Abby Sadler & Katie Lynn scored. All goals were unassisted.
All games are listed with Home team first. Unless noted, JV teams play first with Varsity starting approximately 90 minutes later.
Monday Games – Ozark Gets COC Win
Jonna Welch, Bolivar Liberators (2011)
Ozark Tigers – 2
Bolivar Liberators – 1
The Tiger’s move to 1-1 on the season with their COC win over the Liberators. Jonna Welch scored for Bolivar in the Liberator’s first match of the season.
Lebanon Yellowjackets -
Neosho Wildcats -
Carthage Tigers – 1
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 2 (1st OT)
Senior Stevie Heidzig hit a PK in the 2nd half while Tawney Stowell hit the game winner 30 sec. in to overtime for the Wildcats who were visiting Carthage.
JV. Rogersville 4, Carthage 1
Nixa Eagles – 6
Waynesville Tigers – 1
Nixa got goals in the 1st half from Kelsey Bartell, assist by Rachel Murphy and Payton DeHart, assist by Lauren Moats. In the second half, goals by DeHart, assist by Kelsey Haist; DeHart, unassisted; PK by Kelsey Haist
and a goal by Lauren Moats, assist by Halie Owen.
Nixa is now 3-0. Nixa JV 2, Waynesville 0, shutout by Lexi Stagner.
Branson Pirates – 1
Greenwood Blue Jays – 5
Greenwood Goals were scored by Mary Margaret Kirkman (3), Anna Grace Kirkman and Kelsey Nau
Rolla Bulldogs vs West Plains Zizzers – canceled due to snow/field conditions
Stover vs Osage Indians – canceled due to snow
Friday Game Reports
McKenzie Danzer, Kickapoo Chiefs (2012)
Kickapoo Chiefs – 3
Blue Springs South – 1
The Chiefs got the game-winner in the first half from a reliable source. McKenna Adams was sent into the offensive end with a simple ball over the top of the defense and she buried it when the defense failed to anticipate her attack angle. The second goal was scored by Brittani Baker late in the half when her cross from the right side slipped past the goalkeeper and rolled into the open net. Senior midfield general Marin Gelsheimer scored the third goal 16 minutes into the second half to open up the lead for the Chiefs.
The game was never certain for Kickapoo however, despite controlling the majority of play. Both early goals benefited from keeper errors and as the game progressed, the limited bench the Chiefs have (only 30 players total, 15 on varsity at the moment) led to some sloppy play late. A penalty kick, when a fatigued defender took down a BSS player in the box, was saved by Danzer and a break-away midway through the second half was also rejected when Danzer dove into the play near the top of her box. The goal was scored on a cross to the near post that was flicked over the defender and keeper and tapped into an open net by BSS’s fireplug midfielder, #2.
On a more positive note (I try) the Chiefs showed very good communication and play before fatigue set in. Gelsheimer and freshman Miriam Melugin will go toe-to-toe with the other key midfield teams in the area (Brewer-Opfer at Glendale and Haist-Moats at Nixa) while McKenna Adams and Kaylee Stephens offer the Chiefs strong senior leadership down the middle of the pitch. More later with my District 11 preview early next week.
Ozark Tigers – 0
Park Hill South – 8
Carthage Tigers – 0
Parkview Vikings – 5
Sr Kelsey Loderhose and Emma Chilton each scored two goals tonight for the visitors plus an own goal. An early District 12 win as Parkview has moved West to join Carthage, Joplin, Neosho and Willard.
Harrison (AR) Goblins – 5
West Plains Zizzers – 0
Camdenton Lakers – 2
Marshfield Blue Jays – 0
Goals were scored by junior Meagan D’Arcy and senior Ashleigh Paschel. Haley Baker had an assist. Shutout was shared by seniors Jess Colliver and Sandy Shore.
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 0
Nixa Eagles – 7
Another shutout for the Eagles. First half goals were scored by Kelsey Bartell, assist by Lauren Moats; Moats, assist by Courtney Frerichs and Paige Townsend, assist by Rachel Murphy. Second half goals were scored by Courtney Frerichs, assist by Moats; Murphy, assist by Halie Owen, Murphy unassisted and Brittany Kirkpatrick, assisted by Bartell. Shutout by Kristin Miller
JV game was won by Nixa 2-0. Shutout: Lexi Stagner
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Tuesday’s Central Ozark Conference Soccer
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 0
Bolivar Liberators – 2
Neosho Wildcats – 0
Willard Tigers – 1 (pks)
The Tigers win their second straight game in PK’s, after getting past the defending District Champion Joplin Eagles last week in a similar fashion.
Branson Pirates – 0
Nixa Eagles – 7
The Eagle’s soccer blog: Nixa would score the eventual game winner 12 minutes in from Shelby Zielke’s corner kick which found Ashlyn Robillard’s head. It was a beautiful goal to get the Lady Eagles going. Rachel Murphy would get the second goal from a Courtney Frerichs pass. Lauren Moats got the third goal from Kelsey Haist and Murphy ended the first half scoring with Zielke getting her second assist of the half. The second half had freshman Jordyn Hoskins collecting a ball outside the box and hitting a nice shot over the goalie for the 5th goal which was her first varsity goal. Kelsey Bartell made a nice couple of moves to get in the box and was taken down and awarded a penalty kick which she converted. The last goal came about from Kristin Miller winning a ball 25 yards out and heading it to Kelsey Haist who hit a nice low shot from 20 yards out. Miller and freshman Lexi Stagner shared the shutout which was Lexi’s first varsity minutes.
Marshfield Blue Jays – 0
Springfield Catholic – 8
Carthage Tigers – 0
Ozark Tigers – 4
From the Tiger blog: Ozark scored three goals against the wind in the first half and added one more with the wind in the second half. Ozark’s first goal was scored by senior Taylor Jordan (#4 pictured above) in the 18th minute of play after receiving a cross that was played across the six from deep in the right corner by freshman Morgan Davidson. Davidson served a second ball into the six yard box ten minutes later and senior forward Alicia Collard used her body to knock it past the keeper to extend Ozark’s lead to 2-0. Late in the first half, senior Rachel Hayden served a ball from wide on the right to Davidson who received it inside the 18 just left of center. Davidson’s shot curved in the wind, evading the keeper’s hands, and dropped into the left side-netting to give Ozark a 3-0 halftime lead. Five minutes into the second half, senior Megan Gunnels played a square ball from the left touch line that found Rachel Haden alone inside the arc at the top of the penalty area. Haden settled the ball, turned and released a rocket with the wind that blasted past the keeper into the back of the net. The remainder of the game saw several scoring opportunities for the Lady Tigers and many of the younger players were able to get some more varsity minutes, but there were no more goals scored.
Monday Soccer Report – Hornets Open With A Win
Cassie Farrell, Hillcrest Hornets (2013)
Willard Tigers – 1
In an entertaining game that featured a pair of teams that will rely heavily on youth, it was the Hornet’s who struck first this evening. Starting with a 50/50 ball won in the middle by sophomore Shanon Thomas, her midfield partner Raechal Gramm picked up the loose ball and sent senior Courtney Busby down the right side. Busby’s speed and hard work was rewarded when she lofted a cross to the far side that was met by sophomore Cassie Farrell perfectly, heading it past the keeper in the 47th minute.
The Tiger’s, surprised by the athletic and hard tackling Hornets, fought back and put tremendous pressure on the Hornets who calmly responded to the challenge. It was only a 79th minute direct kick (see below) by freshman Miriam Dashtipour that allowed the Tiger’s to continue play. Two scoreless overtime periods led to penalty kicks which were won by the Hornets. Hillcrest scored two out of the first four and while the Tigers had three shots blocked by Hornet’s goalkeeper ? and the final shot went wide, giving the Hornet’s the win on a 2-1 margin.
Carl Junction Bulldogs – 0
Springfield Catholic – 10
Shelby Hatz led the Irish attack with two goals and two assists, Ronnie Renner scored two goals and an assist. Bekah Bade, Jordan Banasik, Carsen Baron, Courtney Devlin, Rebecca Mayus, and Emily Ortega each scored for Catholic. Bekah Bade, Courtney Devlin, and Carsen Baron each recorded two assists, and Mandy Bailes had an assist. Rachel Scott and Megan Goetzinger combined for the shutout in goal.
Laquey Hornets – 3
Richland Bears – 0
Graham, Klemp and Murray all score for Lady Hornets.
Branson Pirates –
Waynesville Tigers -
The Tigers got goals from eight different players this evening in earning the shutout win at Branson. The Tigers (1-1) scored four goals in the first half and four in the second to dominate the Pirates and gain some momentum after a 4-0 loss at Jefferson City Helias in their season opener last week. Those scoring in the first half for Waynesville were senior Leslie Holsather, sophomore Sarah Dowling, senior Jorgie Dacamara and freshman Jordan Kilthau. In the second half, freshman Loriann Clark, sophomore Jesslyn Clark, senior Alicia Otero and freshman Janelle Miller were the WHS scorers.
Bolivar Liberators – 1
Ozark Tigers – 3
The Liberators took a 1-0 lead into halftime only to see the Tigers come storming back to earn the win on three goals in the second half.
Stover – 0
Camdenton Lakers - 10
7 different Lady Lakers scored goals in the match.
West Plains Zizzers – 0
Rolla Bulldogs – 1
The Zizzer’s gave up a goal on a header by Olivia Cox off a cross from Kaylyn Stoll in the 5th minute. It would hold up for the game-winner.
Neosho Wildcats – 0
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 1
Senior Emily Boyer scores unassisted to get the Yellowjackets the win.
Nixa Eagles – 8
Central Bulldogs – 0
The Eagles got goals from Lauren Moats, assist by Ashlyn Robillard; Moats, assist by Courtney Frerichs; Kelsey Bartel, assist by Rachel Murphy; Kelsey Haist, unassisted; Murphy, unassisted; Maddie Chandler, PK; Moats, unassisted while Kristin Miller earned the shutout.
Nixa plays tomorrow at Parkview’s grass field 4pm Varsity game. Nixa’s next home game is Monday April 5th against Camdenton at 4:30pm JV and 6pm Varsity.
Harrisonville – 3
Warrensburg – 1
Friday Soccer Report – Vikings Win Opener, Chiefs Fall in KC
Shelby Stewart, Parkview Vikings (2010)
Carthage Tigers – 0
On a cold evening on the turf at JFK Stadium, the Vikings attacked the visiting Tigers this evening much like their namesakes did 1200 years ago. While the Tiger defense was stout and worked hard to keep the attackers at bay, the ramparts were breached once the the Vikings applied their secret weapon – speed! The opening goal came as senior Shelby Stewart, a Missouri State Bear signee, found space and made a direct run down the center of the defense from 40 yards out. Her shot as she entered the box found the lower left corner in the 18th minute and the the walls quickly came down.
Parkview scored three more goals in in the next six minutes to take control of the game. Junior Kelsey Loderhose scored after winning the battle for a ball in the box with the GK and a defender, sr Jessica Maerz (Lynn University) hammered one into the roof of the net after a run down the left side and Loderhose got her second of the game as she ran onto a corner kick from Maerz.
The Vikings got four more in the second, from Maerz, McKenzie Payton, Loderhose and ? for the final margin. The Tigers were able to get into the Vikings box several times during the game, with both Jessica Diaz and Jamileth Henriquez creating problems for the defense but were unable to score. The highlight for the ladies came late when GK Phylicia Lewis stopped a penalty kick that was awarded for a hard tackle in the box.
Nixa Eagles – 3
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 0
Nixa got goals from Courtney Frerichs and a brace from newcomer Lauren Moats, to earn the win. Kelsey Bartell had assists on the 1st and 3rd goal, Rachel Murphy on the 2nd goal. Shutout: Kristin Miller
Blue Springs South Jaguars – 2
Kickapoo Chiefs – 1
Park Hill South Panthers – 2
Ozark Tigers – 1
Alicia Collard gave the Tigers the initial lead on her goal in the first half, assisted by Shannon Lacker. Park Hill knotted the score a minute into the second half on a quick counter attack. The Panther’s got the game-winner in the 67th minute on another quick counter attack. The Panther’s are ranked #10 in the preseason poll (Glendale is #9).
Jefferson City Jays – 1
Hazelwood West – 2 (2nd OT)
From STLhighschoolSports: The Wildcats win on a goal with 3 min remaining in the 2nd OT by Suzy Ryan. The Wildcats were clearly the more skilled of the two teams but they only had one goal to show for it in regulation. Kim Hawn put her team up 1-0 with a high rocket over the outstretched hands of Jays keeper Kelsey Vaught with 14 minutes left in the first half.
Jefferson City’s Kinsey Shouse tied the game 1-1 with 19:32 remaining in the second half on a penalty kick.on a low screamer past Hazelwood West goalkeeper Ashton Aubuchon, who dove but had no chance to stop it.
The win helped Hazelwood West improve to 4-0 while Jeff City fell to 3-1.
