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Starr’s Mill’s Stuart Pope (16) celebrates after scoring the decisive kick in the AAAA semifinal against McIntosh. Photo/Bryan McDermott/photosbymcd.com
AAAA girls soccer final a rematch of 2007, Whitewater vs. Starr’s Mill
The four teams in the Class AAAA girls semifinals were all from region 5-AAAA. The teams are familiar with each other and the results tonight were the same as they were during the regular season, although the scores were a little different.
McIntosh and Starr’s Mill to meet in AAAA soccer final
After McIntosh’s 2-1 win over Marist Tuesday night, head coach Bunky Colvin called Friday’s match between his top ranked Chiefs and the second ranked Starr’s Mill Panthers epic. It wasn’t hyperbole.
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The McIntosh Lady Chiefs have had plenty of reasons to celebrate in the state playoffs. They have made the state semifinals, knocked off Marist and have yet to be scored upon. Emily Lecomte (facing) and Michaela Johnson (#3) celebrate. Photo/Bryan McDermott/photosbymcd.com.
All four 5-AAAA girls soccer teams in quarterfinals
If you were worried about the Marist girls team upsetting one of the Fayette teams hopes for a state title, you don’t have to worry about them anymore this year. Make sure you thank a McIntosh Lady Chief.
McIntosh and Starr's Mill boys make quarterfinals
For those of you wanting to see a McIntosh/Starr’s Mill rematch in the state finals, both teams are still on track.
Second round of soccer playoffs full of local teams
The second round of the state soccer playoffs starts this week and the match-ups are a lot more intense.
Moving on: Locals bury first round competition in soccer playoffs
More local teams moved on in the state playoffs with first round wins on Wednesday night.
McIntosh and Starr's Mill advance in AAAA soccer, Indians in AAAAA
Three local varsity boys soccer teams have taken the first step towards reaching the state final in their respective classifications. Their second steps will likely be significantly more challenging.
McIntosh, the top ranked team in AAAA, beat Clarke Central 3-0 on Tuesday to advance to a second round game with Hillgrove, ranked seventh in Class AAAA next Tuesday. Hillgrove (15-2-2) is 3-1-1 over their last five games. They have scored 87 goals this season and have allowed 25. The second round game will be played at McIntosh. A kickoff time has yet to be determined.
