West would follow soon after with a corner and two rebound shots that JDHS’ Muir covered.
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 5:16 am
Roughly two minutes into second-half action, Eagles’ sophomore Zuma Thoms struck a long ball that was controlled by West freshman Emery Bryan and passed along to junior Leah Stiassny, who beat the keeper left.
“It was pretty great to tie it up for our team, and it really brought the energy back up,” Stiassny said. “It was just really great to get that goal. It really brought the spirit up and helped us get the win.”
JDHS’ Wheeler hit the side of the net on a shot and minutes later found Simonson, who also hit the side of the net.
Simonson, a defender and midfielder, continues country wise email marketing list to put in the hard work across the pitch and the talent of the West forwards was some of the best faced this season.
“They are really aggressive, which makes it hard to settle and collect the ball in this weather,” Simonson said. “But you just have to kind of do what you can with it and just make the best decisions you can and do what you think is right…I think the way we played was good. We put our best foot forward and we put a lot of effort in, and I think we just need to keep playing and see what the outcome becomes.”
JDHS’ back midfield line was solid, and junior defender Piper Blackgoat-Diehl was key in marking numerous West attacks along with Simonson, senior Ella Orsborn, sophomore Clairee Overson, freshman Zoe Tagsip, freshman Marigold Lindoff and junior Tearamae Alexander, among others.
“It was very intense,” JDHS’ Wheeler said. “Very, very intense. We did have a lot of movement up top but we just weren’t able to get it out of our middle and play it fast enough is what it seemed like. But we did pretty good as a team…They did pretty good and we did pretty good too…We just have to really work and show that we can still be in this. We just have to put in all our effort and all of our work basically.”
“It was pretty great to tie it up for our team, and it really brought the energy back up,” Stiassny said. “It was just really great to get that goal. It really brought the spirit up and helped us get the win.”
JDHS’ Wheeler hit the side of the net on a shot and minutes later found Simonson, who also hit the side of the net.
Simonson, a defender and midfielder, continues country wise email marketing list to put in the hard work across the pitch and the talent of the West forwards was some of the best faced this season.
“They are really aggressive, which makes it hard to settle and collect the ball in this weather,” Simonson said. “But you just have to kind of do what you can with it and just make the best decisions you can and do what you think is right…I think the way we played was good. We put our best foot forward and we put a lot of effort in, and I think we just need to keep playing and see what the outcome becomes.”
JDHS’ back midfield line was solid, and junior defender Piper Blackgoat-Diehl was key in marking numerous West attacks along with Simonson, senior Ella Orsborn, sophomore Clairee Overson, freshman Zoe Tagsip, freshman Marigold Lindoff and junior Tearamae Alexander, among others.
“It was very intense,” JDHS’ Wheeler said. “Very, very intense. We did have a lot of movement up top but we just weren’t able to get it out of our middle and play it fast enough is what it seemed like. But we did pretty good as a team…They did pretty good and we did pretty good too…We just have to really work and show that we can still be in this. We just have to put in all our effort and all of our work basically.”