Dragons Finish Regular Season and Prepare for SPC Championship Play
Results from the week of January 30
Varsity Boys’ Soccer
1/31 at Kinkaid* • 1-6 LOSS
Goal by Sondre Jentoft
SPC record: 2-3-1
Next up for the Dragons:
Feb. 9-11 SPC Championships in Houston: opening game 2/9 at 8 p.m., Episcopal High School
1/31 at Kinkaid* • 1-6 LOSS
Goal by Sondre Jentoft
SPC record: 2-3-1
Next up for the Dragons:
Feb. 9-11 SPC Championships in Houston: opening game 2/9 at 8 p.m., Episcopal High School
Varsity Girls’ Soccer
1/31 at Kinkaid* • 1-5 LOSS
2/2 vs St. Stephen’s* • 0-3 LOSS
SPC record: 4-3
From Coach Amber Clevenger: This was a tough week as the girls’ soccer team was hit hard by the flu. Tuesday, we did our best, playing Kinkaid with some sick players and we dropped the game 5-1.
Thursday, we had a rescheduled game against St. Stephen's. We were missing nine players during this game, but I was impressed by the effort of the remaining team giving some players the chance to step up. Goalie Brittany LaVergne had a fantastic game and made some great saves! We had many scoring opportunities, but we weren't able to capitalize on them, dropping the game, 3-0.
Our focus now is on the SPC tournament where we will be the #4 seed and we play our first game at 6pm Thursday evening.
Next up for the Dragons:
Feb. 9-11 SPC Championships in Houston: opening game 2/9 at 6 p.m., Kinkaid
Varsity Swimming
Next up for the Dragons:
Feb. 11 SPC Championships at Conroe ISD Natatorium
Varsity Girls’ Basketball
1/31 at Kinkaid* • 20-86 LOSS
SPC Record 1-5
From Coach BJ Feuerhelm: As the regular season comes to a close, I could not be happier with this group of young ladies. They have been the epitome of what a team should look and act like. We are thrilled to be heading to the tournament. This group deserves the opportunity to showcase their talents on this stage!
From seniors to freshman, each member has played their role to perfection in getting us to this point. We are focused and prepared to be a factor in the upcoming championships.
1/31 at Kinkaid* • 20-86 LOSS
SPC Record 1-5
From Coach BJ Feuerhelm: As the regular season comes to a close, I could not be happier with this group of young ladies. They have been the epitome of what a team should look and act like. We are thrilled to be heading to the tournament. This group deserves the opportunity to showcase their talents on this stage!
From seniors to freshman, each member has played their role to perfection in getting us to this point. We are focused and prepared to be a factor in the upcoming championships.
Next up for the Dragons:
Feb. 6 vs. CHSM, 5:30 p.m. • Senior Night (rescheduled from Friday, 2/3)
Feb. 9-11 SPC Championships in Houston: opening game 2/9 at 5:30 p.m., Episcopal High School
Varsity Boys’ Basketball
1/31 at Kinkaid* • 66-80 LOSS
Next up for the Dragons:
Feb. 6 vs. CHSM, 7 p.m. • Senior Night (rescheduled from Friday, 2/3)
UPCOMING VARSITY SPORTS ACTION AT HOME:
Monday., Feb. 6 (rescheduled from 2/3)
5:30 p.m. Girls’ Basketball vs. CHSM • Senior Night
7 p.m. Boys’ Basketball vs. CHSM • Senior Night
Sat., Feb 11
9 a.m. Varsity Swimming SPC Championships at Conroe ISD Natatorium
Monday., Feb. 6 (rescheduled from 2/3)
5:30 p.m. Girls’ Basketball vs. CHSM • Senior Night
7 p.m. Boys’ Basketball vs. CHSM • Senior Night
Sat., Feb 11
9 a.m. Varsity Swimming SPC Championships at Conroe ISD Natatorium
*conference game
–2/5/17
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