Our girls’ soccer team won the district title for the first time in 27 years, with an undefeated league record. This is the team’s first league title since 2000 and their first district title since 1999. This is monumental, but I’m not surprised, considering how well their season went the last two years.
On November 5th, the varsity team captured the District 5 4A championship with a 1-0 win. This brings their overall record to 17-1 and their district record to 12-0.
Vianey, number 11, was named player of the game 5 times this year. Her most recent award was for the game against Wenatchee. Esquivel scored the winning goal, extending her record for goals scored for Eisenhower.
Coach Noe Gutierrez helped carry and guide the team. Every team has a backbone, a voice coaching them to victory. Gutierrez has been that voice for the Cadets this year.
The defense has been the most impressive part of the Cadets team this season. They have limited some really talented teams to one goal or fewer numerous times, allowing the offense to finish games late and keep the winning culture alive.
With these stats, they are the best team of the year so far! Support them on their opening-round state playoff game on Thursday at Zaepfel Stadium. Show up for them; help them keep their streak!
