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Central Ozark Conference Soccer

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Stevie Heidzig, Logan-Rogersville Wildcats (2011)

Stevie Heidzig, Logan-Rogersville Wildcats (2011)

As the weather moves quickly to the East…

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 0
Springfield Catholic – 3
Natalie Smid scored a pair and Shelby Hatz added the final goal in the win today. Meagan Goetzinger gets the shutout, preserving it with a late PK save.

Wildcats central defender, and Southwestern College Moundbuilders signee Stevie Heidzig, was singled out for her defensive efforts tonight by a knowledgeable observer.

Nixa Eagles – 10
Neosho Wildcats – 0
Goals by Kelsey Bartell, Rachel Murphy, Bailey Pesek, Lauren Moats (2), Courtney Frerichs, Brittany Kirkpatrick, Halie Owen (2) and Shelby Zielke. Shutout by Kristin Miller. JV – Nixa 5 Neosho 0

Willard Tigers – 6
Branson Pirates – 0

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Hillcrest Hornets – 0
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 4
The Wildcats earn the win with an offensive outburst, including a pair of goals by Haley Weeks and goals by Najee Donson and Stevie Heidzig.

Bolivar Liberators – 0
Nixa Eagles – 3
The Eagles get another winning streak started with goals from Lauren Moats, assist by Kelsey Haist; Kelsey Haist, assist by Moats and Kelsey Bartell, assist by Moats. Shutout by Kristin Miller. The Eagles are now 9-2 with another COC win under their belts. Nixa travels to Cooper to play Glendale on Monday to renew District 11 play.

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Greenwood Blue Jays – 4
Marshfield Blue Jays – 2
The teams were tied 2-2 at halftime but Greenwood came out on top in the end. Marshfield goals by Dannyca Mostrom and Ashley Honeycutt. Annabelle Chaffin had a brace for Greenwod while Sara Cook and Mary Margaret Kirkman each added one.

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats Get Third Win

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Logan-Rogersville WildcatsMt View Liberty Eagles – 1
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 2
Najee Donson gets her first goals of the season, scoring a pair to go with one by defensive stalwart Stevie Heidzig. Shelly Renegar scores for the Eagles.

McAuley – 1
Carthage Tigers – 3
Goals by Jamileth Henriquez, Ashley Shannon, and Astrid Reyes

Branson Pirates – 3
Marshfield Blue Jays – 4 (OT)
A tight battle at Branson on Thursday night with the Conference win going to Marshfield on an OT goal.

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats Count On Strong Defense In Second Season

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Kelsay Leingang, Logan-Rogersville Wildcats

Kelsay Leingang, Logan-Rogersville Wildcats

The South County Mail visited with the Wildcats in advance of their season, which started Monday with their win against Carthage:

Strong defense, solid offense should propel Lady ‘Cats By Nick Snow

“We not only have Stevie (Heidzing) to anchor the defense and Kelsay (Leingang) back in goal, we have Jessica Fredrick and Amanda Davis, who was first team all-district last year,” Wubbena said. “We have added a couple of strong defenders to the mix as well in Kristen Meinert and Amy Coffey. Our defense would not be complete without Shelby Rust as our back midfielder.”

Along with having a solid defense, the Lady ‘Cats also have plenty of leadership. Having six seniors and numerous juniors on this year’s squad has helped a lot, especially with the maturation of the freshman class.

After catching both of the teams opening matches, both wins against COC foes Carthage and Branson, I can attest to the high level of enthusiasm and commitment to team defense. I’d also suggest that GK Kelsay Leingang and center back Stevie Heidzig (who I’d like to see moved into the middle to improve the offensive opportunities for the squad) could play for any team in the region. Najee Donson wasn’t available (on a Spring Break vacation following a full basketball season) for these early games but when she returns she will be the primary focus of the offense.

Tuesday Soccer Report

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Bekah Bade, Catholic scoring from a corner kick

Bekah Bade, Catholic scoring from a corner kick

Springfield Catholic – 10
Neosho Wildcats – 0
The Wildcats ran into a buzzsaw tonight at Cooper #1 as the Irish wasted no time attacking the goal, scoring 3 goals in the first 10 minutes. The scoring pace slowed but the game still finished in the 60th minute this evening as Bekah Bade slotted in the final 2 goals, both scored in the second half, to go with her first half header (pictured). Maddy Bailes added a pair of goals, one directly from a corner kick, along with a pair of assists. Erin Fitzgerald, Conner Guy, Shelby Hatz, Andrea Parker and Natalie Smid all scored as well.

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 2
Branson Pirates – 0
A pair of goals in the first 20 minutes provided the difference in this early season COC match up. The first goal came from freshman Haley Weeks, followed by jr Stevie Heidzig who once again scored on a direct kick against the Pirates. This one came from 25 yards out and without the dramatics of her OT game-winner at Branson last year. Second straight shutout for GK Kelsay Leingang, who won in PK’s Monday against Carthage.

Helias Crusaders – 4
Waynesville Tigers – 0
From the Jeff City News-Tribune: Up 2-0 at the half Tuesday, the Helias Lady Crusaders were in control of their game with the Waynesville Lady Tigers. They just didn’t look smooth doing it. “It was a little bit of chaos,” Helias soccer coach Chuck Register said. “We needed to settle down a little bit, start thinking a little bit instead of just reacting.”

Ozark Tigers – 5
Harrison Lady Goblins – 0
From the new OzarkTigerSoccer.wordpress.com website – Senior forward Alicia Collard (pictured above with freshman Morgan Davidson) opened the game up for the Lady Tigers with a hat trick in the first twelve minutes of play.

Hickman Kewpies – 2
Pembroke Hill – 0
From the Missourian The Hickman girls soccer team has been practicing corner kicks lately. It paid off on Tuesday evening when the Kewpies scored two goals off of corner kicks to defeat visiting Pembroke Hill 2-0.

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2009 Central Ozarks Conference Girls Soccer All-Conference Team

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All Central Ozarks Conference 1st Team
Maddy Renner, Senior, Midfielder, Catholic
Shelby Hatz, Sophomore, Forward, Catholic
Rebecca Mayus, Sophomore, Defender, Catholic
Natalie Smid, Sophomore, Midfielder, Catholic
Jody McFarlen, Senior, Forward, Bolivar
Sara Scott, Senior, Goalkeeper, Bolivar
Jonna Welch, Sophomore, Forward, Bolivar
Ashley Honeycutt, Junior, Defender, Marshfield
Alex Cantrell, Sophomore, Midfielder, Marshfield
Michelle Crawford, Senior, Forward, Rogersville
Najee Donson, Junior, Forward, Rogersville

All Central Ozarks Conference 2nd Team
Andrea Parker, Sophomore, Midfielder, Catholic
Julie Magana, Junior, Defender, Bolivar
Dannyca Mostrom, Junior, Forward, Marshfield
Stevie Heidzig, Sophomore, Defender, Rogersville

2009 Class 2 District 5 Girls Soccer All-District Honors

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Missouri Girls Soccer
Class 2 District 5

All-District 1st Team
Lindsay Kelley, Senior, Defender, Bolivar
Jody McFarlen, Senior, Forward, Bolivar
Sara Scott, Senior, Goalkeeper, Bolivar
Julie Magana, Junior, Defender, Bolivar
Jonna Welch, Sophomore, Forward, Bolivar
Emily Buerge, Senior, Midfielder, Harrisonville
Alex Erickson, Sophomore, Forward, Harrisonville
Karson Wilson, Sophomore, Midfielder, Harrisonville
Anna Holden, Freshman, Midfielder, Harrisonville
Brenna Lacaillade, Junior, Midfielder, Warrensburg
Katie Nelson, Junior, Midfielder, Warrensburg
Kaitie Whitney, Junior, Midfielder, Warrensburg
Ashley Honeycutt, Junior, Defender, Marshfield
Dannyca Mostrum, Junior, Forward, Marshfield
Alex Cantrell, Sophomore, Midfielder, Marshfield
Michelle Crawford, Senior, Forward, Rogersville
Amanda Davis, Junior, Defender, Rogersville
Najee Donson, Junior, Forward, Rogersville
Beth Kittle, Senior, Midfielder, West Plains

All-District 2nd Team Continue reading →

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats Win OT Thriller At Branson

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Logan-Rogersville Wildcats Win OT Thriller at Branson Pirates

Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 4 (2nd OT)
Branson Pirates – 3
For the second day in a row, the Wildcats earned a win in the second OT. Facing off against another new girls program in the region, and another Central Ozark Conference foe, the Wildcats took a 3-1 lead in the first half only to see their hosts claw their way back into the game. The Pirates got all three goals this evening from Neva Raschel (#13), including the goal pictured that was scored after a run from 40 yards out when she picked up a loose ball, sped into the box and unleashed the shot. The whistle for the end of regulation blew before the Pirates could complete their celebration.

Unfortunately the were unable to maintain the momentum. The Wildcats win once again came from a set piece, this time a direct kick from the right side just outside the box. Sophomore Stevie Heidzig (#17) put her ball to the near post where it got past the defense and set off another celebration by her teammates.

The Pirates opened the scoring tonight, before giving up three goals to the Wildcats, the first by last nights hero Najee Donson and the other two by senior Michelle Crawford. The second half started with a pair of misses by both teams. The Wildcats watched a shot from the left side carom off the crossbar in the 3rd minute while the Pirates will rue a missed PK 11 minutes in. Finally, in the 23rd minute the Pirates pulled within one on a direct kick goal by Neva Raschel. Her shot from just outside the box on the right side found the side netting on the left side and energized her teammates, leading up to the final minutes of regulation when she scored the goal pictured above.

Smugmug Slideshows – Branson Pirates and Logan-Rogersville Wildcats. Purchase photos on Smugmug.

Another entertaining game as these new programs are obviously enjoying the opportunity to get out and represent their schools. The Pirate’s boys are going to have to do some recruiting if they want to match the size and support the girls received at tonight’s game and I think the football team would appreciate the Pirate effort that the girls exhibited. From hard tackles to full field runs, it was a worthy opening match.

For the Wildcats, it was nice to see their ability to move the ball in better weather conditions. They have all the elements necessary, with key players positioned in the back, middle and upfront, a vocal leader at goalkeeper and reinforcements coming soon. The next opponent is Catholic, a significant challenge from any program in the area.

Ozark Tigers – 4
Harrison (AR) – 1
The Tigers open defense of the District title with a win. Complete details on the Ozarks Tiger website

Waynesville Tigers – 1
JC Helias Crusaders – 3
Senior Erica Combs got the lone goal for the Tigers, midway through the 1st half, tying the game at one. The Crusaders pulled away with a pair in the second half.

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