U15 Girls’ Soccer Team Wins Division 1 Championships!

11/7/2019

For the first time ever, Greenwood has won a Division 1 Girls’ Soccer championship title!

Congratulations to our U15 Girls’ Soccer team for playing their absolute best this season. The girls were undefeated and only conceded two goals total in all of their games.

The semi-final game was a 2-0 win over Branksome Hall, followed by a very tense 2-1 double-overtime win over Country Day School for the championship title. Shoutout to Katelyn Budd for scoring all four goals in these two games!

The girls battled injuries and absolutely freezing temperatures but came through with huge energy and heart.

What an incredible team! Greenwood is extremely proud of you all!

The team members are:

Ainsley Parker ‘25

Abi Reid ‘25

Avery Simpson ‘25

Olivia Warning ‘25

Jessie Caldwell ‘24

Stella Garvie ‘24

Michele Horak ‘24

Katie Romanelli ‘24

Taylor Scott ‘24

Katelyn Budd ‘23

Ellie Deegan ‘23

Reggie Irvine ‘23

Rileigh Lewitt ‘23

Emma Parker ‘23

Sophia Radosevic ‘23

Sierra Shapiro ‘23

Gigi Vrijmoeth ‘23

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Tony Romanelli
11/6/2019 @ 4:44 PM

Congratulations to all the players and coaching staff. I had the pleasure to witness the finals and it was some of the best display of hard work from a team that i have ever witnessed.With other schools with paid coaches and bigger enrollments the Grizzlies were the David of the game. With a second half golden goal overtime win it was simply a fantastic moment for the girls and a bond that will last a life time.

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