GRC girls soccer recognizes performance on field, in classroom
Published 4:48 pm Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Varsity on-the-field award winners: Julia Pohl, Allie Eury, Shelby Vaughn, Delaney Manning, Allie Bush, Caitlin Fike, Carrie Stevens, Carly Deboer, Talen Spargo, Autumn Scott, Autum Brinegar, Ciana Araya, Caitlin Bowling and Leslie Hernandez. (Photos by Andy Spargo)
Front row from left: Erin Yates, EA Nisbet, Kendall Barnes. Second row from left: Winter Brinegar, Carlyn Ross, Ella Martin, Autumn Scott, Allie Bush, LeLand Gilkison, Rivers Gilkison. Back row from left: Julia Milton, Elizabeth Brothers, Autum Brinegar, Lakyn Griffith, Caitlin Bowling, Talen Spargo, Delaney Manning, Chesney Burchett. Not pictured: Nicole Davis
Academic All-State first team from left: Adyson Shortridge, Emma Taylor, Ruthie Houston, Rylee King, Olivia Durphy, Julia Pohl, Leslie Hernandez, Caitlin Fike and Carrie Stevens.
Emma Taylor, Lilly Franklin, Chesney Burchett and Nicole Davis (not pictured) won on-the-field awards for their play on the JV team.
George Rogers Clark’s girls soccer team held their annual postseason banquet to recognize the team’s accomplishments both on the field and in the classroom last Thursday.
Twelve awards were given to varsity players for their on-the-field efforts:
110% Award – Julia Pohl; Cardinal Award – Allie Eury; Most assists – Shelby Vaughn; Most goals – Delaney Manning; Offensive POY – Allie Bush; Defensive POY – Caitlin Fike; MVP – Carrie Stevens; Sportsmanship – Carly Deboer; Coach’s Awards – Talen Spargo, Autumn Scott, Autum Brinegar, Ciana Araya; McKenna Hatchett/Rachel Sutherland Memorial Award – Caitlin Bowling; All 10th Region Team – Shelby Vaughn, Caitlin Fike, Julia Pohl, Caitlin Bowling, Leslie Hernandez, Allie Bush, Delaney Manning; 10th Region Offensive POY – Delaney Manning
The Lady Cardinals also had nine players who made Academic All-State first team: Adyson Shortridge, Emma Taylor, Ruthie Houston, Rylee King, Olivia Durphy, Julia Pohl, Leslie Hernandez, Caitlin Fike and Carrie Stevens.
The junior varsity team handed out five awards for on-the-field performances as well:
Most goals – Emma Taylor; Most assists – Nicole Davis; Offensive POY – Nicole Davis; Defensive Player of the Year – Lilly Franklin; MVP – Chesney Burchett.
The team also had 19 players make the Academic All-State Honorable Mention list: Erin Yates, EA Nisbet, Kendall Barnes, Winter Brinegar, Carlyn Ross, Ella Martin, Autumn Scott, Allie Bush, LeLand Gilkison, Rivers Gilkison, Julia Milton, Elizabeth Brothers, Autum Brinegar, Lakyn Griffith, Caitlin Bowling, Talen Spargo, Delaney Manning, Chesney Burchett and Nicole Davis.
