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Girls Varsity Soccer: Bethlehem Center vs. Carlynton (at Honus Wagner on 09/16/2019)
On  Monday, September 16, I got to watch your Carlynton Girls Varsity soccer team,
coached by Andy Bogats, earn a huge win against a non-section team, Bethlehem Center.
The first half of the game seemed to play out very simply with no score from either team,
although the teams fought hard for it.

 Your Cougars played a strong defense as Senior Captains, Anya Carrasco and Olivia Robb,
worked with Kira Hill (Junior), and Audrey Robb (Sophomore), to help keeper,
Sara Macmurdo (Junior), who prevented Bethlehem Center from scoring. 

It seemed as though the girls’ half-time break invoked a sense of determination, as they
scored 2 goals in the second half of the game. The first goal of the game was scored by 
Freshman, Mikayla Walker, with a set shot from out past the eighteen; the second and
final goal of the night was scored by Senior Captain, Savannah Sevacko, as she ensured
another victory for your Lady Cougars.

Way to go, Ladies!  We’re excited for the rest of the season!

Written by Connor Dunlap, 9th grade

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