With parallel 4-2 wins; Fleming Island over Middleburg and Clay over Columbia, the two top seeds in district 3-5A will battle on Tuesday, January 27 for the district title at Clay High School. …
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With parallel 4-2 wins; Fleming Island over Middleburg and Clay over Columbia, the two top seeds in district 3-5A will battle on Tuesday, January 27 for the district title at Clay High School. Clay is the top seed with a 9-3-2 record. Fleming Island is number two seed with a 6-7-2 record.
Fleming Island got two early goals from Rylie Gardner. Clay got goals from Charlotte Glavin, Tatum Waugh and Mia Petrosky.
Fleming Island defeated Clay 1-0 in last year's district semifinal then beat Orange Park on penalty kicks after a 2-2 tie in regular time. Both Fleming Island and Orange Park lost in the first round of region playoffs.
St. Johns Country Day School won their district 3-1A title on Thursday, January 22 over University Christian 6-0 with senior Victoria Sarka hitting three goals and advance to region playoffs.
Keystone Heights High's boys team lost a 3-2 district semifinal to Eastside to end their season.
Keystone Heights girls team will play Interlachen on Monday, January 26 for the district 4-3A title. The Lady Indians beat North Marion 7-0 to advance to the final. Two goals apiece from Halea Lam and seventh grader Ryleigh Thomas led the Lady Indians.
Keystone Heights and Interlachen tied at 1-1 with a lone goal from Kaylee Park on December 17.
