“The Wayzata boys soccer team came up short against Edina, losing 3-0 in the state class AAA semifinals. All three of the Hornets’ goals came in the second half. Carsten Koehler got his own rebound on a penalty kick and got Edina on the board. Then Ronan McArdle followed a Koehler free kick and put it in the back of the net to make it 2-0. Andreas Engle converted on another PK to give the Hornets a three-goal advantage. Edina will face Maple Grove in the AAA state championship on Friday. Wayzata will face Buffalo in the third-place match on Wednesday.” via CCX Media.
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“George Soeffker scored two first half goals and Jeremy Cordeiro scored on a penalty kick early in the second half as the Wayzata boys soccer team beat Blaine 3-1 Wednesday in the state Class AAA tournament quarterfinals. Wayzata (12-2-5) advances to the state semifinals Tuesday at 8:00 am at U.S. Bank Stadium.” via CCX Media.
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“Morgan Bryant’s goal in the third minute of overtime gave the Wayzata girls soccer team the only goal of the match in the Trojans 1-0 win over St. Michael-Albertville in the state tournament Class AAA quarterfinals. Wayzata goalie Sophia Alvarez and STMA keeper Sam Hartnett each had several big saves to keep the match scoreless through regulation. Lauren Craig’s corner kick sent to the front of the Knights’ net was deflected in by Bryant for her second goal of the season. Wayzata (15-0-2) plays in the state semifinals Wednesday October 29th at 8:00 am at US Bank Stadium.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata girls soccer team went 14-0-2 in the regular season and section tournament and are now shifting their focus to the Class 3A state tournament. The Trojans won the 3A state championship last fall and are hoping to defend their title this postseason. Despite being the reigning state champions and going unbeaten in the regular season, Wayzata is approaching the playoffs by staying hungry and humble. The Trojans earned the one seed in the state tournament and will face St. Michael-Albertville in the quarterfinals on Tuesday at White Bear Lake Area High School at 7:30 p.m.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata boys soccer team shut out Armstrong 3-0 to claim their program’s third section title in four years. The Trojans scored on two goals in the first half, first from Tyler Maahs off a corner kick and then Noah Nelson on a free kick. Wayzata added some insurance in the 60th minute with a goal from Aaron Kibaya. Class AAA state tournament seeding will be announced this weekend.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata girls soccer team dominated Rogers, scoring seven goals in the first half on their way to a 7-1 section 6AAA final victory over the Royals. Carolyn Voss connected with Alex Vellieux on two goals early in the first half. Lauren Craig also converted on two penalty kicks. Gianna Ross, Ava Molde, and Ellen Welliver all scored goals for Wayzata. The win marks the fifth straight section title for the Trojans, who are the reigning Class AAA state champions.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata girls soccer team remained unbeaten this season with a 2-0 shutout of Maple Grove. The Trojans, ranked number one in the state and the defending Class AAA state champions, finished the regular season with a 12-0-2 record and the Lake Conference champions. Lauren Craig scored her team-high 19th goal of the season to open the scoring in the first half. Ava Molde scored for the Trojans in the second half, off an assist from Craig. Maple Grove finishes the regular season with a record of 5-8-2. Both teams open section tournament play next week.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata boys soccer team battled the elements and a good Section 6AAA foe but emerged with a 3-1 win over Minneapolis Washburn Saturday. The Trojans are now 4-0-3 with the win.” via CCX Media.
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“The Wayzata girls soccer team kept their unbeaten season rolling with a 2-0 win over Minneapolis Washburn.
The Trojans and Millers both failed to score in the first half, but Wayzata was able to get on the board on two corner kicks in the second half.
Lauren Craig assisted on both goals for the Trojans, with Alex Vellieux scoring on a header, followed by Carolyn Voss capitalizing on the second corner kick.
Wayzata is now 6-0-1 on the season and faces Edina on Tuesday.” via CCX Media.
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Wayzata Girls Soccer 2024 State Champions. Image courtesy Wayzata Athletic deparment. Your Wayzata Trojans girls soccer team defeated the Edina Hornets 3-1 at US Bank Stadium today to win the Class AAA State Championship.
It was a showdown that had been brewing all season. After falling to Edina by a single goal in August, the Wayzata Trojans set their sights on a rematch, ideally on a grander stage. On Friday, Nov. 1, that stage became U.S. Bank Stadium, where the Class AAA state championship hung in the balance. The Trojans rose to the occasion, securing a resounding 3-1 victory over their rivals and earning their eighth state championship—and their first since 2012.
Playing with purpose and resolve, No. 1 Wayzata (19-1-1) took the field with a fierce drive to avenge last year’s runner-up finish, which ended with Edina holding the trophy. It was clear the Trojans weren’t content to let history repeat itself. With quick, early goals and relentless pressure on both sides of the ball, they left little room for doubt.
Sophomore midfielder Alex Veillieux struck first, netting a goal in the third minute that set the tone for the Trojans’ offensive onslaught with an assist from Carolyn Voss. Just nine minutes later, senior forward Tenley Senden extended the lead with a dazzling play that kept Edina on their heels, with an assist from senior Sophie Hawkinson. Senden wasn’t done yet—she added her second goal in the 28th minute, giving Wayzata a commanding 3-0 lead heading into halftime.
Edina (13-2-5) fought back with the resilience expected of a top-ranked team, finally breaking through Wayzata’s defense in the 55th minute on a goal by senior Alejandra Adair. But Wayzata’s defensive unit held strong, refusing to let the Hornets close the gap any further.
As the final whistle blew, the Trojans celebrated a victory that was about more than just a trophy—it was a testament to their hard work, their championship pedigree, and the memories of past near-misses. Coach [Coach’s Name] praised his team’s relentless effort, especially in light of their previous setbacks.
For the Trojans and their fans, Friday’s game will be remembered not only as a triumphant victory over a formidable rival but as a defining moment in the program’s storied history. And as they hoisted the championship trophy high above the turf at U.S. Bank Stadium, the Wayzata Trojans proved they were once again champions.
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