Soccer Round-up: Broad Run Boys, Loudoun Valley Girls Complete Unbeaten Run Through Districts

(May 19, 2010) - The Broad Run High School boys soccer team, with back-to-back 1-0 wins over Briar Woods on Monday in overtime and Tuesday at second place Loudoun County, wrapped up a perfect 12-0-0 Dulles District season. The Loudoun Valley High School girls blasted Stonewall Jackson, 8-0, on Tuesday with Ashley Manning scoring five goals as the Vikes finished 8-0-0 in the Cedar Run District and unbeaten on the regular season at 13-0-3.

The Spartan boys will have a bye in the district tournament quarterfinals which start Friday. The Viking girls will host a semifinal game next week. Both teams advance to their respective regional tournaments.

Tonight the Stone Bridge boys and girls play in the Liberty District semifinals with the Bulldog girls at Fairfax and the Bulldog boys hosting a doubleheader with Langley vs. Thomas Jefferson at 5 p.m. followed by the Bulldogs vs. McLean at 7 p.m.

The Broad Run girls can wrap up their own 12-0-0 district season when they host Loudoun County tonight in a game that was pushed back a day due to the rain.

The Freedom girls clinched second place behind Broad Run by finishing the regular season with
a 3-0 win over Park View on Friday and a 1-0 win over Potomac Falls on Tuesday. The Park View girls bounced back and finished the regular season on a high note by grabbing their first Dulles win with a 2-0 win over Dominion Tuesday with both goals coming from Michelle Rosado.

On the opposite end of emotions were the Heritage and Loudoun Valley boys soccer teams which both had a chance to grab the Cedar Run District title on the last day of their regular seasons but in the afternoon at Long Park, the Pride fell to Battlefield, 2-1. Valley then had a chance to win the title but the Vikes lost to Stonewall, 1-0 in overtime, which left Battlefield the district champion.

Heritage is the second seed and will host Valley on Monday night with the winner advancing to the Cedar Run finals and receiving an automatic bid if Battlefield wins the other semifinal.

Girls Soccer: Freedom 3, Park View 0
Alexis Mayo scored twice and Cortney O'Connell added a goal for the Eagles. Sarah Perrett picked up two assists and Sydney Murley had an assist as well.

Girls Soccer: Freedom 1, Potomac Falls 0
The Eagles avenged an earlier loss to the Panthers with Sydney Murley scoring the lone goal off a Rachel Ivey assist.

Girls Soccer: Loudoun Valley 8, Stonewall Jackson 0
Vikes finish Cedar Run unbeaten and regular season with 13-0-2 record as Ashley Manning scores five goals for Valley. Also scoring for the Vikes: Amber Cook, Sarah Hardison and and Lexi Clarke.

Girls Soccer: Loudoun County 2, Potomac Falls 1 (OT)
The Raiders scored on an Olivia Mackey direct kick and then on a Shauna Kain goal, assisted by Allison Bills

Boys Soccer: Broad Run 1, Loudoun County 0
Danny Reategui scored the lone goal in the 31st minute off a Kevin Reitzel assist. Paul Hegedus and Corey Milner split time in goal for the shutout.

Boys Soccer: Battlefield 2, Heritage 1
Senior Jake Flanagan scored unassisted or Heritage on a corner kick.

Boys Soccer: Broad Run 1, Briar Woods 0 (OT)
Spartans get game winner in the second of the two 5-minute overtime periods on a Ryan Deutsch goal off a Danny Reategui corner kick.

Boys Soccer: Heritage 4, Stonewall Jackson 1

Jonathan Castillo gets the Pride on the scoreboard vs. Stonewall

Senior Night for 12 Pride seniors started slowly with the score tied, 1-1, at the half but Heritage put things away in the second half. The Pride struck first on a throw-in by senior Eric Dentler, that was tapped towards the keeper by senior Jake Flanagan, batted out by the keeper, and then sent into the goal by senior Jonathan Castillo. Stonewall Jackson followed with a goal towards the end of the first half. The Pride stormed back in the second half, with sophomore Ruben Torres scoring an unassisted goal six minutes into the half. At about the 20 minute mark, junior Max Brien scored, assisted by senior Jacob Gillispie and just before the second half ended, Gillispie lifted the ball into the net after receiving a pass from senior Ryan Finnegan.