Varsity Girls Soccer

2018 Schedule and Results
March 8 vs Burlington School, 4:30pm
March 9 @ United Faith
March 13 vs Langtree Charter
March 15 vs. American Hebrew Academy, 4:30pm
March 20 @ North Hills
March 22 vs Hickory Christian
March 23 @ Wayne Country Day
March 27 @ University Christian
March 29 vs Statesville Christian
April 10 vs United Faith
April 13 vs Wayne Country Day
April 17 @ Davidson Day
April 19 @ Burlington School, 4:30pm
April 20 vs North Hills
April 24 @ Hickory Christian
April 26 vs University Christian **Senior Night**
May 1 @ Statesville Christian
May 3 @ Langtree Charter
May 8- 19 NCISAA Tournament
(all matches start at 4pm unless noted otherwise)

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April 14: Woodlawn vs Carmel Christian

As our new field is being installed, Woodlawn hosted Carmel Christian for a "home" game at Mazeppa Park. It was a challenging game from the outset, with the 'Blazers missing a few starters against an experienced Cougar squad. In her debut in goal, Claire Stutzman '17 relieved goalie Alsu Johnson '19 and made some key saves. The offensive attack was led by Lexi Navarro '17, who connected with speedy supporting runs by Rachel Neal '17 as well as Megan Dailey '19 and Emma McGeough '19. Their attack kept up through the final whistle; Carmel Christian won, 6-0.

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April 5: Woodlawn at University Christian

Woodlawn beat SPAA conference foe University Christian 3-2 in overtime. Lexi Navarro '17 completed a hat trick with a 25-yard free kick straight into the goal with 1-1/2 minutes remaining in the second overtime period. Her first two goals were from a shot from the corner of the 18-yard box.midway through the first period; and a slotted home shot off of a perfectly weighted pass from Taylor Scott '16 at the end of the opening period. Standout performances included eighth-grader Campbell L.'s confident debut as a left defender, Ally Ault '16's pairing with classmate Taylor in central defense, and fearless play on the left wing by Mary Van Horn '19.

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March 22: Woodlawn vs. Carmel Christian

The Blazers played hard for the full 90 minutes, despite having only one substitute. The defensive back line of Hadley Z. '20, Ally Ault '16, Taylor Scott '16, and Megan Dailey '19 was exceptionally effective, holding Carmel Christian to only three goals. The Blazers created their most offensive chances thus far this season, but couldn't overcome the competition, losing 0-3.

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