On March 28th, the Ladue Varsity Girls Soccer Team played Kirkwood in a home game. Ladue ended winning with a final score of 2-1 after Penalty Kicks (PKS.)
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Sarah Nselel prepares to block a shot from Kirkwood while Sarah Cook and Emily Ingram try to move the ball away from their goal.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Hope Shimony takes the ball from Kirkwood in order to try to shoot a goal.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Goalie Sarah Nesel successfully blocks a shot made my Kirkwood.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Mary Naunheim steals the ball from Kirkwood in order to stop Kirkwood from shooting a goal.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Junior Hope Shimony kicks the ball to the other side in order to get Kirkwood away from shooting at the Ladue goal.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Hope Shimony and Mary Naunheim work together to try to bring the ball over to the Kirkwood side to shoot.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Hope Shimony tries to block Kirkwood from getting the ball while Anna Zheng tries to get it to shoot.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Grace Hardester sprints over to steal the ball from Kirkwood.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Goalie Sarah Nselel punts the ball to the other side of the field.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Mary Naunheim kicks the ball to the Kirkwood side in order to try to score.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Emily Ingram works on bringing the ball over to the Kirkwood goal to shoot, while Sarah Cook helps support her.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Emily Ingram looks around to find someone to pass to.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Grace Hardester keeps the ball away from Kirkwood.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Grace Hardester kicks the ball over to Kirkwood’s goal in hopes of making a shot at the goal.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Sarah Cook kicks in the ball back into the game after Kirkwood kicked it out.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. The team says their cheer right before the end of halftime.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Hope Shimony, Ava Koon, and Grace Hardester take the ball away from Kirkwood.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Mary Naunheim kicks the ball to the Kirkwood side to get it away from the Ladue goal.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Some players on the team all hug after the first goal is made.
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On 3/28, the Varsity Girls Soccer team played Kirkwood in a home game. Sarah Cook kicks the ball over to her teammate.
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to serve in a match against
Ladue’s rival school, Clayton
High School. Chen has been
playing tennis since she was
8 years old. “I feel like [the
rivalry] really pushed the
players to try to their fullest
because they didn’t want to
lose,” Chen said.](https://laduepublications.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Screenshot-2024-08-27-at-10.32.42 PM.png)
