(CNN) — When a girl’s high school varsity soccer team in Vermont played a game wearing matching shirts emblazoned with a bold message hidden under their jerseys, they fully expected to be heard.
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With three minutes left in the match on Friday, Burlington High School Seahorses captain Helen Worden, 17, scored a goal, putting her team ahead of the South Burlington Wolves.
As fans erupted in celebration, the Seahorses excitedly ran toward the stands to bask in the glory.
The move resulted in all four players being penalized with a yellow card from the referee, though the crowd didn’t seem to mind.
“The refs issued yellow cards to those four, at which point the crowd started to chant ‘Equal pay-- Equal pay--’ just like in the Women’s World Cup this summer,” teammate Lydia Sheeser, 14, told CNN.
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Colts girls capture Class D state title - Sports - Ionia Sentinel - Standard-Ionia, MI - Ionia,
SHEPHERD — The Hillsdale Academy girls cross country team accomplished a historic first on Saturday.
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The Colts girls captured their first Michigan Class D Cross Country State Championship in team history at Maple Street Golf Club in Shepherd, scoring 80 points to win a tight race with Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart to bring home the crown.
The Class D state championship is distinct from the MHSAA state championship, and was created by Class D coaches after the MHSAA moved to four equal divisions in 2001 to give small schools a chance to compete on a more level playing field for a state title.
Hillsdale Academy's boys had won the championship in the past, but the girls had never brought home the title until this season.
The Colts' championship run was buoyed by four all-state finishers, led by Megan Roberts' seventh-place finish (20:24.8).
Section VI boys, girls soccer playoffs commence this week | News, Sports, Jobs - Observer Today
Westfield/Brocton's Darien Swanson (left) and Josh Heim (right) celebrate a goal during a game last week in Westfield! Videos for Girls Soccer Team Penalized For 2:30 Vermont high school girls soccer team penalized for 'equal pay' T-shirts Yahoo!! The Westfield/Brocton Wolverines earned the 1-seed in the Section VI, Class C boys soccer playoffs, which begin this week. OBSERVER Photo by Braden Carmen.
Over the weekend, the Section VI boys and girls soccer playoff brackets were revealed. As the playoffs begin this week, multiple teams have earned home playoff games, beginning Tuesday for the boys and Wednesday for the girls! 8:52 2019 Passaic County girls soccer tournament Semifinal |Lakeland vs. Wayne Valley | Penalty Shootout YouTube!! Here is a look at how the Sectional brackets represent our local teams.
In the boys soccer brackets, pre-quarterfinal playoff games begin on Tuesday. Four local teams will play on Tuesday, including three on the road. In Class B1, Dunkirk was assigned the 13-seed, the lowest in Section VI. The Marauders will play on the road at City Honors on Tuesday afternoon! High school girls soccer team penalized for wearing 'equal ...fox8.com /2019/10/21/a- girls - soccer - ...pay...BURLINGTON, Vermont- When a girl's high school varsity soccer team in Vermont played a game wearing matching shirts emblazoned with a bold message hidden under their jerseys, they fully expected ...!! In Class B2, the Falconer/Cassadaga Valley Golden Cougars were given the 11-seed and will play at 3:30 p.m. on the road against 6-seed Newfane.
Capitol North cross country: Lake Mills girls take the crown | Sports | dailyunion.com
POYNETTE — Stacie Dressel led the way for the Lake Mills L-Cats as they put four runners in the top five spots and earned the Capitol North title at Shepherd's Meadow Golf Course in Poynette on Saturday.
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Abigail Minning completed the race in a time of 21:31.51 to turn in the fastest time for the Lakeside Lutheran Warriors.
On the boys side, Watertown Luther Prep sophomore Ben Bode took second place to lead the Phoenix to a first-place finish! High school girls soccer team penalized after wearing ...www.msn.com ...girls - soccer - team - penalized ...Players from a high school girls soccer team in Vermont were penalized after they revealed a message promoting equal pay under their team jerseys during a game, the team's coach said.!! Poynette senior Elias Ritzke took first place in a time of 17:08.08.
Lakeside senior August Gresens took fourth place in a time of 18:02.56 to lead the Warriors. Lakeside finished in fourth place with 116 team points.
Lake Mills rounded out the team scores on the boys side with 136 points. Junior Quentin Saylor finished in 14th place with a time of 18:59.86.
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Athlete of the Week: Annie Bagnall, Holy Redeemer girls soccer - Sports - Citizens' Voice
Holy Redeemer senior Annie Bagnall reached a major milestone, scoring her 150th goal last Monday in a match against Lake-Lehman.
One of the WVC's most consistent scorers in girls soccer the last couple years, Bagnall was named The Citizens' Voice Athlete of the Week presented by Coordinated Health.
What did it mean to reach a milestone like you did? I don't count my goals at all. Other people do it for me, but I don't want to know. I was just scoring to score, because we needed a goal and we wanted to win.
So when did you actually know you had scored No. 150? Right after I scored, my coaches ran onto the field with the ball. I thought I was in trouble because they were sprinting onto the field.
Obviously, 150 goals don't happen overnight. How does it feel when you consider all the work that has gone into your success? The team helped me with all of it. I wouldn't have gotten anywhere without the team. If they didn't push me to be my best player, then I wouldn't have done anything I've been able to do.
H.S. SOCCER: Powerhouse Feehan girls roll to 14th win | Local Sports | thesunchronicle.com
ATTLEBORO — The unbeaten Bishop Feehan High girls' soccer team tallied twice during the first half and relied on its staunch team defense to quell an upset bid by Hopkinton in beating the Hillers 2-0 in the non-league match.
SEEKONK — The MIAA Tournament-bound Warriors tallied twice during the first half to present goalkeeper Madison Julien (three saves) with a a healthy advantage as Seekonk outran New Bedford in a non-league match at Connolly Field.
Kaylee Peterson (at 16) and Emily Chin (at 14) put Seekonk into the lead. During the second half, Charlotte Drainville (at 54), Mia DiBiase (at 57) and Lauren Couitt (at 61) also found the back of the Whaler net. Seekonk (12-4) returns to the Cole St. Complex for a Tuesday match with Bishop Stang.
Bishop Feehan (10-2-1, 3-0 in the EAC) seized the lead on goals from Tate Demond (at 4 from Zach Stephenson) and Matt Rogers (at 28 from Caleb Williams). Thomas Potenza totaled three saves in goal.
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