2017 FALL PREVIEW: Wilmington High School girls soccer

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TEAM RECORD, LEAGUE FINISH IN 2016

7-6-4 overall, third place in SCOL

HEAD COACH

Kerry Lewis, fifth year as WHS girls head coach, 17th year in coaching overall

HEAD COACH’S RECORD

40-20-11

COACHES IN PROGRAM

Kenny Ferrence, varsity assistant; Amber Grigsby, reserve head coach

NUMBER OF STARTERS RETURNING

8

NUMBER OF RETURNING LETTER WINNERS

13

KEY PLAYERS RETURNING

Senior midfielder Katlyn Jamiel, All-SCOL, All-District; Junior defender Jenna Victor, All-SCOL; Sophomore striker Jasmine Jamiel, All-SCOL, broke WHS freshmen scoring records (17 goals, 10 assists, 44 points); Sophomore defender Sophie Burt, All-SCOL; Junior midfielder Jordan Snarr (8 goals, 6 assists, 22 points); Junior midfielder Michelle Huffman (2 goals, 10 assists, 14 points) broke WHS sophomore assist record (10); Sophomore striker Autumn Housh (3 goals, 5 assists, 11 points)

KEY NEWCOMERS

Sophomore goalie Karlie Morgan; Sophomore defender Petra Bray

KEY PLAYERS LOST

Savannah Morgan, WHS all-time leading career scorer (84 goals, 32 assists, 200 points) now playing at Div II Urbana University; All-SCOL, All-District; in 2016 Morgan had 27 goals, 7 assists, 61 points; Graduating midfielder Bridgette Thompson, All-SCOL; 2016: (5 goals, 11 assists, 21 points)

PREDICTED DIVISION FINISH

New Richmond and Western Brown are the American Division favorites

LEAGUE TITLES

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ANYTHING ELSE YOU’D LIKE TO SAY ABOUT TEAM, SEASON:

We’re looking for our first conference championship. We’ve been very close the past three years but just missed. We intend to compete for an SBAAC title. We were very young in 2016 playing 9 freshmen and sophomores. We’ve come back bigger, stronger and faster. Our team speed is very good, but we have to play fast. We like our chances.

We lost Katlyn (Jamiel) last year for the entire season with a broken leg in our final scrimmage. She’s back with vengeance and she’s one of the best players in Ohio.

Jasmine (Jamiel) and Autumn (Housh) are building great team chemistry in our offensive third. Possibly the best chemistry I’ve seen between dual strikers the past 10 years. They’re gonna be dangerous.

We’ve had a great summer thus far. The girls are working hard and getting results. We won our division in the Xenia tournament and our preseason record currently stands at 6-1-1 and we beat three quality teams along the way, Marysville, Greenon and Greeneview.

ROSTER

Bradeanna Arehart Defender So; Anna Borton Midfielder/Defender So; Petra Bray Midfielder/Defender So; Paige Bryant Midfielder Fr; Sophie Burt Defender So; Pepper Cantwell Defender Sr; Ashlyn Carey Midfielder Sr; Claire Greenlees Defender Jr; Autumn Housh Striker So; Michelle Huffman Midfielder Jr; Katlyn Jamiel Midfielder Sr; Jasmine Jamiel Striker So; Anna Keiter Midfielder Sr; Karlie Morgan Goalie So; Faith Sanderson Goalie Sr; Maddie Siders Defender Sr; Jordan Snarr Midfielder Jr; Miranda Thrasher Midfielder Sr; Ashley Tissot Defender Jr; Jenna Victor Defender Jr

SCHEDULE

August

Aug 22 @Clinton-Massie 5 pm; Aug 24 @Xenia Christian 530 pm; Aug 26 vs Hillsboro 145 pm @WHS; Aug 29 vs Western Brown 7 pm @WHS; Aug 31 @Landmark 730 pm

September

Sept 5 @New Richmond 7 pm; Sept 9 @Clermont NE 1 pm; Sept 12 @Goshen 5 pm; Sept 14 vs Stebbins 7 pm @WHS; Sept 19 @Batavia 7 pm; Sept 21 vs Lynchburg-Clay 530 pm @WHS; Sept 26 vs Clinton-Massie 530 pm @WHS; Setp 28 vs New Richmond 7 pm @WHS

October

Oct 3 @Western Brown 7 pm; Oct 10 vs Goshen 7 pm; Oct 12 vs Batavia 7 pm @WHS

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The Wilmington High School girls soccer team, from left to right, front row, Sophie Burt, Paige Bryant, Claire Greenlees, Anna Borton, Michelle Huffman, Karlie Morgan, Jasmine Jamiel, Autumn Housh, Jenna Victor, Bradeanna Arehart, reserve girls coach Amber Grigsby; second row, varsity assistant coach Kenny Ferrence, Ashley Tissot, Madison Siders, Pepper Cantwell, Anna Keiter, Miranda Thrasher, Ashlyn Carey, Katlyn Jamiel, Faith Sanderson, Jordan Snarr, Petra Bray; third row, Sophia Adkins, Lyla McAllister, Cassidy Cole, Trinity Sexton, Olivia Massie, Aubrey Powell, Haley Schroeder, head coach Kerry Lewis; back row, Chloe Crumbley, Marissa Merriman, Emily Spendlove, Chloe Mitchell, Reilly Black, Madaline Webber, Bristol Cantwell, Shreeya Patel, Autumn Gregory.
http://www.wnewsj.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2017/08/web1_GSOC_wilmteam.jpgThe Wilmington High School girls soccer team, from left to right, front row, Sophie Burt, Paige Bryant, Claire Greenlees, Anna Borton, Michelle Huffman, Karlie Morgan, Jasmine Jamiel, Autumn Housh, Jenna Victor, Bradeanna Arehart, reserve girls coach Amber Grigsby; second row, varsity assistant coach Kenny Ferrence, Ashley Tissot, Madison Siders, Pepper Cantwell, Anna Keiter, Miranda Thrasher, Ashlyn Carey, Katlyn Jamiel, Faith Sanderson, Jordan Snarr, Petra Bray; third row, Sophia Adkins, Lyla McAllister, Cassidy Cole, Trinity Sexton, Olivia Massie, Aubrey Powell, Haley Schroeder, head coach Kerry Lewis; back row, Chloe Crumbley, Marissa Merriman, Emily Spendlove, Chloe Mitchell, Reilly Black, Madaline Webber, Bristol Cantwell, Shreeya Patel, Autumn Gregory. Courtesy Photo | Ginger Lee Images By Brenda Bowman

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