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The Wayzata Boys Soccer team played Rochester John Mayo on Wednesday evening and defeated the Rockets by the score of 3-0. The Trojans will play #1 seed East Ridge Tuesday at 11 am at St. Cloud State in the State Semi-finals.
Below is a picture of some loyal fans taken by AD Jaime Sherwood at the game last night:
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TWELVETV is reporting:
“The Wayzata boys soccer team is back in the state tournament for the first time since 2009. The fourth seeded Trojans meet fifth seed Rochester John Marshall in the AA quarterfinals Wednesday at Chisago Lakes High School.”
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“Wayzata’s girls soccer team improved to 6-2-2 on the season with a 2-1 overtime win over Minnetonka Tuesday. Addison Clark scored the game-winning goal for the Trojans. Kaylyn Billmeyer scored the other Wayzata goal. The Trojans host Cretin-Derham Hall Saturday.”
Congratulations to the Wayzata Girls Soccer team for placing 2nd in the Class AA State Tournament!
Image courtesy Grant Hill.
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Your Wayzata Trojans girls soccer team was defeated Thursday evening by the Eden Prairie Eagles 3-0. Taylor Uhl scored three goals, two unassisted for Eden Prairie as the Trojans gave up a goal 42 seconds into the game and never recovered.
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Wayzata had 4 shots, with 2 shots on goal compared to Eden Prairie’s 10 shots and 6 shots on goal. The Trojans were lead by Kylie Schwarz, Taylor Wodnick, Rebecca Dryer, and Katie Schulz who each contributed shots. Goal keeper Megan Pyrz allowed 3 goals, and had 3 saves.
Head Coach Tony Peszneker commented after the game, “They scored 42 seconds into the game and it was hard to recover from that. You never want to give up a goal that early in a game. We had two players run into each other, falling down and giving them a chance for a break.”
Coach Peszneker continued, “I thought we settled down after 4 or 5 minutes, we got back into the game. We were doing a pretty good job. I thought we gave up way too many corner kicks, but we fought back. Overall, I’m still quite please to get back to the finals after winning it last year–against a very good and deserving team in Eden Prairie. You have to give them a lot of credit. They came to play.”
Wayzata had three players selected by the MSHSL league to the All Tournament Team:
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ST. LOUIS, MO. – Four members of Drake women’s soccer team garnered All-Missouri Valley Conference honors when the league announced its annual plaudits at the tournament banquet in Omaha, Neb., on Thursday evening (Nov. 4).
Sophomore Laura Moklestad (Des Moines, Iowa/Roosevelt) was honored as a first team All-MVC selection, while freshmen Paige Dusek (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles North), Megan Fisher (Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny) and Kalena Litch (Plymouth, Minn./Wayzata) collected both second team All-MVC and All-Freshman team recognition.
After earning All-Freshman laurels a year ago, Moklestad was chosen as a first-team recipient, registering team-leading marks in goals (5), points (11), shots (29), shots on goal (21) and second in game winners (2).
Moklestad ranks fifth in the MVC in game-winning goals, sixth in shots and 10th in goals and points per affair, while finishing third, fourth, fourth and eighth, respectively in league-only games in goals, game-winning goals, points and shots per match.
Dusek turned in a breakout rookie campaign recording team highs in goals (5), points (11) and game-winning goals (4), while rating second in shots (35) and shots on goal (14).
Dusek leads the league in game-winning goals (0.21), while ranking 10th in goals (0.26), points (0.58) and shots per game (1.84). In conference-only matches, she was second in game-winning goals (0.33), third in goals (0.50), seventh in points (1.00), ninth in shots per contest (2.33).
Fisher crafted a stellar rookie campaign from her defender’s slot proving to be a dual threat for the Bulldogs helping anchor a defensive unit that posted a school-record nine shutouts, while offensively providing four goals and two assists.
Litch was thrown into the fire immediately for Drake and she responded by establishing school records for shutouts with nine, while pulling in 91 saves and owning a single-season Bulldog record 0.75 goals against average.
Litch ranks first, third, third and third, respectively, in the MVC in shutouts (0.47), goals against average (0.75), save percentage (.858) and saves per game (4.79), while finishing second in goals against average (0.80), second in save percentage (.853), third in shutouts (0.33) and fourth in saves per game (4.83) in league-only tilts.
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