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Final
TONG
LOU50
77 -
Final
LOU
OTT34
71 -
Final
WAM
LOU32
40 -
Final
BAL
LOU55
36 -
Final
LOU
BONSP51
65 -
Jan 7, 730 p
LOU
HAR
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Jan 10, 730 p
SH
LOU
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Jan 17, 730 p
LOU
BAL
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Jan 23, TBA
LOU
SMW INV
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Jan 24, TBA
LOU
SMW INV
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Jan 25, TBA
LOU
SMW INV
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Jan 28, 730 p
LOU
EUD
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Jan 31, 730 p
BONSP
LOU
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Feb 4, 730 p
LOU
PAO
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Feb 7, 730 p
OTT
LOU
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Feb 11, 730 p
LOU
TONG
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Feb 14, 730 p
LOU
SH
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Feb 18, 730 p
EUD
LOU
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Feb 25, 7 pm
LOU
BVSW
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Feb 28, 730 p
PAO
LOU
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Final
TONG
LOU44
42 -
Final
LOU
OTT45
53 -
Final
WAM
LOU61
37 -
Final
BAL
LOU52
41 -
Final
LOU
BONSP37
49 -
Jan 7, 6 pm
LOU
HAR
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Jan 10, 6 pm
SH
LOU
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Jan 17, 6 pm
LOU
BAL
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Jan. 23, TBA
LOU
CHAN INV
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Jan. 24, TBA
LOU
CHAN INV
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Jan 25, TBA
LOU
CHAN INV
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Jan 28, 6 pm
LOU
EUD
-
Jan 31, 6 pm
BONSP
LOU
-
Feb 4, 6 pm
LOU
PAO
-
Feb 7, 6 pm
OTT
LOU
-
Feb 11, 6 pm
LOU
TONG
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Feb 14, 6 pm
LOU
SH
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Feb 18, 6 pm
EUD
LOU
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Feb 25, 530 pm
LOU
BVSW
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Feb. 28, 6 pm
PAO
LOU
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Final
HAR
LOU3
13 -
Final
HAR
LOU1
13 -
Final
LOU
SH0
9 -
Final
BAL
LOU6
12 -
Final
LOU
OTT14
8 -
Final
LOU
OTT21
4 -
Final
SH
LOU4
5 -
Final
WEL
LOU1
14 -
Final
WEL
LOU2
10 -
Final
LOU
BONSP7
0 -
Final
LOU
BONSP5
1 -
Final
LOU
TONG9
4 -
Final
LOU
PIP19
15 -
Final
LOU
PIP5
7 -
Final
LOU
LAN5
4 -
Final
LOU
LAN5
4 -
Final
LOU
BV6
16 -
Apr 25, 430 p
LOU
AC
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Apr 25, 6 pm
LOU
AC
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Final
LOU
PV19
3 -
Final
LOU
CHA6
10 -
Final
EUD
LOU5
16 -
Postponed
EUD
LOU
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Final
LOU
PAO4
11 -
Final
LOU
PAO18
3 -
Final
BL
LOU10
4
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Final
FRON
LOU11
0 -
Postponed
FRON
LOU
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Final
BAL
LOU2
13 -
Final
LOU
OTT10
11 -
Final
LOU
OTT10
0 -
Final
SH
LOU13
2 -
Final
SH
LOU16
5 -
Final
WEL
LOU3
4 -
Final
WEL
LOU6
7 -
Final
LOU
BONSP4
1 -
Final
LOU
BONSP13
10 -
Final
LOU
TONG9
4 -
Final
LOU
TONG3
5 -
Final
LOU
MAC5
21 -
Final
LOU
EMP5
2 -
Final
LOU
BVW1
2 -
Final
FS
LOU12
0 -
Final
FS
LOU14
9 -
Final
EUD
LOU14
2 -
Final
LOU
LAN4
5 -
Final
LOU
CHAN0
10 -
Final
LOU
LAN1
3 -
Final
LOU
CHA1
6 -
Final
LOU
PAO9
2 -
Final
LOU
PAO12
3 -
Final
LOU
BAL10
0
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Final
LOU
BAL3
1 -
Final
OW
LOU2
0 -
Final
DES
LOU2
1 -
Final
LOU
WI TRIN0
2 -
Final
LOU
PIP0
2 -
Final
OTT
LOU0
3 -
Final
LOU
FRON INV1st
PL -
Final
BONSP
LOU0
3 -
Final
EUD
LOU3
0 -
Final
LOU
FS2
0 -
Final
LOU
GIR2
1 -
Final
LOU
LOU INV2nd
PL -
Final
LOU
PAO3
0 -
Final
SH
LOU3
0 -
Final
LOU
OTT INV0
5 -
Final
LOU
TONG0
3 -
Final
LOU
ATCH INV2nd
PL -
Final
LOU
OTT2
0 -
Final
LOU
WAM2
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Wildcats snap losing skid with win over Heritage Christian
- Updated: April 23, 2019
Louisburg junior Erin Lemke (right) battles a Baldwin defender during the Wildcats’ April 15 home match. The Wildcats bounced back with a win over Heritage Christian on April 16.
The Louisburg girls soccer team was in the midst of a frustrating two-game losing skid in which it saw one missed opportunity after another.
So when the Wildcats traveled to Heritage Christian on April 16, they took full advantage of all their chances and they had plenty of them. Louisburg scored the first three goals and didn’t look back in a 4-3 victory that provided the Wildcats with the positive momentum they were looking for.
That didn’t mean it wasn’t without some drama.
Heritage Christian scored two late goals in the match to cut the Louisburg lead to one after the Wildcats had to change their lineup due to injuries.
“I thought for 60 or 65 minutes we played really, really well,” Louisburg coach Kyle Conley said. “We passed and moved the ball pretty well. We were aggressive and played very hard.
“We had several kids hurt/ sick and had to make adjustments. We had to move kids around in the last 20 minutes or so and put kids in positions that they usually don’t play to sort of plug holes. They scored two goals rather quickly and we were just holding on. I think Heritage is a quality side and it was a good win for us. It was a stressful ending, but a positive result nonetheless.”
The Wildcats (6-3) got out to big lead early and junior Leia Shaffer got the scoring started for Louisburg. Shaffer scored her first goal of the season on an assist from Emma Christy to put the Wildcats up 1-0.
Junior Trinity Moore maneuvered past the Heritage defense later in the first half and she found the back of the net to give Louisburg a 2-0 advantage and it stayed that way until halftime.
Moore added another goal early in the second half to put Louisburg up 3-0, but Heritage Christian didn’t back down. The Chargers followed with their first goal, before Louisburg junior Mackenzie Scholtz found the back of the net on an assist from Moore to give Louisburg a 4-1 lead.
Heritage answered with two quick scores late in the first half, but the Wildcats were able to hold on and snap their losing skid.
Louisburg returns to action tonight when it hosts Ottawa in a varsity-only matchup. The match is set to begin at 5 p.m.
Wildcats fall to Baldwin, Piper
On April 15, the Louisburg girls soccer team had a chance to hand Baldwin its first loss of the season when it hosted the Bulldogs on their home field.
In what was an up and down match, it was Baldwin that was able to take advantage of its chances as it gave Louisburg a 5-2 loss. Baldwin took a two-goal lead into halftime, and despite a couple quick scores from Louisburg in the second half, the Bulldogs kept adding onto its lead.
Baldwin scored four minutes into the contest to jump out on top and later scored again before halftime to take the 2-0 lead.
Louisburg responded with an early second half goal from Trinity Moore to try and give the Wildcats some momentum. Baldwin didn’t waste any time as it scored another goal a minute later.
The Wildcats didn’t back down as Lily McDaniel scored her first varsity goal to make it a 3-2 match, but Baldwin was able counter on several different occasions and that led to two more Bulldog goals and Louisburg couldn’t come back.
“We had the possession, we had more chances, but they just counter attacked every time and just got us,” Louisburg coach Kyle Conley said. “The girls played hard and played well. We did a good job of doing what we needed to do. We just missed our chances. We hit the post three times, had a breakaway and their keeper barely gets to it and just nicked it away. It could have easily went the other way, but it just didn’t this time. I think they had like six shots on goal and they got five to go in.”
It was the same type of match against Piper on April 11 as the Wildcats also fell on the road in a 2-0 defeat.
“We had two games like this back-to-back with Piper too,” Conley said. “We had the better of play, better chances, had four or five breakaways and just couldn’t get one to go. We go through these, and it stinks to go through them right now, but it is a learning lesson and we will get better.”