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FARRAGUTPRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 2010 • 1B

With more speed, a special group of talented freshmen and thereturn of all but three players from 2009, Farragut LadyAdmirals Girls Soccer head coach Dennis Lindsay said he's“looking forward to the season.”

“Win, lose or draw, I like their demeanor, how they'regoing about business,” the veteran soccer coach added.“Working hard, no problems.”

Farragut will attempt to rebound from a disappoint-ing finish in 2009 that left FHS short of the statetournament.

“I've got a good group of seniors, they're comingalong,” Lindsay said.

Despite losing “three quality players” off oflast year's team, “We'll make up the slack,”

Lindsay said, adding the 2010 team could bebetter.

“Some of that is how fast the freshmengrow up,” he added. “We've got a lot

more speed than we had lastyear.”

With “Out of This World” talent, enthusiasm and success, Westsidehigh school girls soccer stands tallest among Knox and surroundingcounties.

Therefore, a healthy dose of detail is warranted.Such detail on farragutpress’ Out of This World six — Farragut,

Bearden, Hardin Valley Academy, Christian Academy of Knoxville, WebbSchool of Knoxville and Knoxville Catholic — takes center-stage thisweek in our 2010 Westside Girls Soccer Preview.

While one program has enjoyed an “unworldly” run of success — adefending state champion having won three state titles the past fouryears — another perennial powerhouse looks for its third state crownin five seasons.

All six teams are blessed with numerous returning starters — one hasits entire team returning.

The six schools represent three Tennessee Secondary AthleticAssociation classifications: AAA, A/AA and Division II-A.

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Strong in its starting lineup minus an unproven goalkeeper, Bearden looks touse high-powered scoring potential plus proven talent in the midfield and on

defense to cover up a few concerns. Two seasons removed from its back-to-back Class AAA state champi-

onships (2006, 2007), the Lady SoccerDawgs perhaps are hungrierthan ever to win three crowns in five years.

Scoring power should be a BHS strength. Senior SamanthaTurner is the centerpiece of Bearden's offense as a three-time All-state forward.

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Christian Academy of Knoxville Girls Soccer is begin-ning to make up ground on their male CAK counter-parts in terms of piling up Class A/AA state titles.

The Lady Warriors finished off an unbeaten 2009 sea-son, 24-0-1, with its third state crown in four seasons.

Plenty of weapons return in 2010 looking for statecrown No. 4 — though a key injury looms large.

A championship mindset also returns. “One of our strengths, I have a group of players who

last year, they were never beaten,” said Ried Estus,who despite losing three All-state honorees to gradua-tion returns seven starters, including two All-state.“They don't know what it's like to lose,” Estus said.“We have a group of players who are expecting to win astate championship. You've got something specialwith thatmindset.”

“We havethe talentpool to make a run at it.”

However, “We have to get a lot better to have thatopportunity,” Estus added. “One, you have to be verygood. Two, you have to be very lucky in that you haveto be healthy at the right time.

“And three, you have to be playing well at theright time, you want to be peaking at the righttime.”

Returning goalkeeper Sally Jernigan, a sen-ior, “Had an accident and did significant dam-age to a bicep muscle; we don't know whenshe'll be back from that,” Estus said.

“We don't know if or when.” Looking to fill the goalkeeping void are

freshman Alexis Viox and junior CatherineBowen, the latter “a basketball player who is

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Though returning several key starters from its2009 team, Hardin Valley Academy Girls Soccerteam will field only one senior starter this season.

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returns at center-midfield. “Her speed is danger-ous,” Hardin Valley head coach Mike McLean said.“She's just overall a total player. She's good at get-ting into the attack from the midfield. She's beingrecruited by some Big East, SEC and ACC schools.”

McLean labels senior four-year returning starterGretchen Johnson — including her freshman year atKarns — “a solid defender. Very, very smart, veryvocal.”

Johnson, also a captain, and Kington “are two thebetter players with experience,” McLean said. “Wedo have some other pretty good players.”

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Nine returning starters and “good chemistry” hasWebb School Girls Soccer upbeat for 2010.

Head coach Jennifer Longnecker said her LadySpartans “don't have that superstar diva,” but do have“a lot of talent, and it's spread out.”

“And they all get along, they all like each other,”Longnecker added.

The goal in 2010, Longnecker said, is to reach theTSSAA Division II-A state tournament after falling insubstate action last year.

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“She's a leader, she's vocal, she's an excellent goal-keeper,” the coach said. “The girls all like her, allrespect her.”

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While Mark Leader pointed out his Knoxville Catholic Girls Soccer team hasits “entire team back” from 2009, the head coach's focus was not only on fivekey returnees but six special freshmen.

As a result, “Fortunately this year, what's in our favor is we have a verystrong bench, which is the first time I've ever had that,” said coach Leader,who led his 2008 KCHS boys to the Class A/AA state title.

Senior midfielder Brittney Gibson, junior forward Reece McKenzie and soph-omore midfielder Kathryn Culhane “are a step above everybody else,” Leadersaid of the trio. “They're fast.”

Senior Brianne Zimmerman returns as goalkeeper. “She played some last year, she plays as a club goalkeeper, so she should be

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strength “is cohesiveness, they all get alongand they're all on the same page, which reallyimpressed me.

“They work well together,” he added. “I cansee, by the end of the year, us forming realgood team chemistry.”

Lack of depth and lack of experience are bigconcerns, according to McLean.

“This team is very young, we only have onesenior starter [Johnson],” the coach said.“Our goal, a first step, is to win a districtchampionship,” McLean added. “And then, Ithink the following year, we could have highergoals.”

Other Lady Hawks looking to contribute areKatie Filipowicz, Taylor Smith, ShelbyBuchanan, Heather Brown, Shelby Christian,Abby Dittig, Maddie Beal, Madi Paige, EmmaMcNeil, Maddie Holt, Kaitlyn Hay, ElizabethChastain, McKenzie Reagan, Lauren Meek,Abigail Such, Taylor Parker, Kaela Zelem,Lauren Grillo, Jordan Reed, Cassie Smith andTara Walker.

the Lady Hawk’s starting lineup. Ellie Myrick, a sophomore, starts at forward while

her sister, junior Emma Myrick, will start either atcenter-midfield or on defense.

Sophomores McKenzie Hodge and Megan Hodgewill start on defense.

Goalkeeper is a battle between juniorWhitney Moore, the 2009 starter who

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Emily Smith, a sophomore, willstart at forward. “She'll be solid,”

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HawksFrom page 4B

GretchenJohnson, 8

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Turner is joined by senior CarolineGianeselli, a two-time All-Region forward,with junior Kristi Granger adding stillmore experience and talent.

“That's going to be our strength thisyear, no doubt,” Bearden head coach EricTurner said. “With Caroline, Sam andKristi returning, they've all had varsityexperience. ... I think we're going to beable to score.”

Adding depth are sophomore GabrielleGianeselli “and possibly Cassidy Smith,depending on how she develops,” coachTurner said. “Gabrielle played varsity lastyear.”

Junior RebeccaStover, two-timeAll-Region mid-

fielder, returns on the outside. “She's a bigtrack star,” the coach said of Stover's athlet-ic talent as one of the area's top middle dis-tance runners in track.

Still more experience is provided by junioroutside midfielder Olivia Gianeselli, havingstarted since her freshman season.

Plugging up center-midfield is seniorAllison Daniels.

“We like our midfield,” said coach Turner,though pointing out junior midfield starterJessica Logan is out for 2010 with a tornACL. “That kinda leaves us a little thin inthe middle of the field.”

One other midfield spot is up for grabs. Three-time All-Region outside defender

Kimble Glover, a senior, joins returning sen-ior starter Meagan Yoakley, who moves fromoutside to inside defender this season.

The other outside defender spot was upfor grabs at press deadline, with juniors AnaAponte and Monica Kubick in the mix.

Coach Turner said his defense “will be awork-in-progress; I know it'll do well once weget into the season. But we're going to havea learning curve.”

Bearden is breaking in a new goalkeep-er, sophomore Katie Emig “with no var-

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SoccerdawgsFrom page 2B

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AdmiralsFrom page 1B

ented freshman.”Senior standout defender Alli Randall sprained her

ankle during the recent KIL Jamboree and “will be out fora while,” Lindsay said.

Senior Amy Albaugh will start as stopper, with two-yearstarter Amalia Betran, also a senior, a key defender.

See ADMIRALS on Page 12BAlli Randall, 6

Senior All-state forward Ashley Reveiz joinsSkylar Brewer to lead Farragut's experiencedscoring attack.

“Both of them have lots of speed; they're pret-ty solid players,” said Lindsay, adding Reveizhas been battling a hamstring injury.

Senior Casey Shanklin starts at center-mid-field, with Rachael Clark and junior KileyMcCarley starting at outside-midfield.

“The freshmen are putting on a lot of pres-sure for playing time,” Lindsay said, pointingto center-midfield where freshmen KatieBeuerlein and Katie Cloud battle for a start-ing spot among a “pretty solid” rookie class.

“Josie Jennings, she's a freshman, andshe's going to start somewhere; either mid-

field or defense,” he added. "She's a tal-

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willing to learn how to play goal[keeper],”Estus said.

“I told the team [recently], ‘We hope forthe best with our goalkeeper, and plan forthe worst,’” he added. “Can I get the fresh-men ready quick enough, or the basketballplayer ready quick enough to play at thislevel?” Estus called returning All-state junior forward Kiah Allen“outstanding; she's a finisher,sticks the ball in the backof the net.”

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“We may have to move her forward,she's so talented, so fast,” Estus said.“She's capable of scoring goals.

“And we could do that because we alsohave two other returning [defensive]starters,” the coach added about juniortwo-year starters Tessa Piety at stopperand Hayla Stone at sweeper. “They'reexceptional players.”

Joining Allen at forward is seniorKaycee Campbell, unless she starts in the

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WarriorsFrom page 3B

Chelsea Cates, a senior, returns as starting left mid-fielder. “She's just a worker, she runs the sideline allnight long,” Estus said.

A freshman, Melissa Garvey, will start at left fullback.“As a freshman, she's going to make an impact,” Estussaid. “Exceptional speed, a hard competitor, she's goingto be a very good player for four years.”

Other Lady Warriors looking to contribute are Ann LeeChesney, Sara Seaman, Rachel Newman, Morgan Taylor,Abigail Schoutko, Rachel Setzer, Sara Zimmer, HannahSchoutko, Holly Chastain, Kristin Holst, Elizabeth Key,Emily Holcomb, Cassidy Belk, Cori Crocker and MaddieBrazwell.

Melissa Garvey, 2

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“Up front, it's Anna Davis,”Longnecker said about an offensive ver-sion of Newsom. “She has great speed,her ballhandling is excellent.She's just always working,and in the big games itseems like she's theone pushing everybodyand she's the one thatputs us over the top ingames.”

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ior, Taylor Donnell, joins junior MaggieMamantov as center-midfielders.

“They're so good at switching the balland just being there for each other,” saidLongnecker, in her third season as Webbhead coach. “They'd drop a lung on the fieldbefore they'd let you down.”

Olivia Cecil, a junior, joins youngstersKatie Thompson, a sophomore, andHannah Seay, a freshman, as three keyoutside-midfielders.

Defensively, junior Caitlin Brandowand sophomore Erin Scott join outsidedefenders Elizabeth Cope, a junior, andsophomore Janelle Calhoun.

Longnecker said her team needed toimprove its level of fitness, althoughWebb battled defending Class A/AA

state champ Christian Academy ofKnoxville to a scoreless tie in seri-

ous heat during the KIL JamboreeSaturday afternoon, Aug. 7.

Other Lady Spartans lookingto contribute are KateCaldwell, Lauren Price, Leigh

Cooper, Jackie Martyn, Claire Denning, Katie Overton,Veronica Eres and Jane Romano.

SpartansFrom page 5B

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Leader labels senior mid-fielder/defender AmandaCutting as “very dedicated,she'll be a good, solid play-er.”

Though choosing not tomention other Lady Irish inthe mix for other startingpositions, Leader did pointto “six good freshmen withthe team,” many of whocould contribute: MeganDwyer, Katie Covino, KateLongaker, Molly Dwyer,Brenna Zimmerman andAbby Leake.

Other Catholic playerslooking to contribute aresenior Erin Mishu, juniorsShaun Breslin, AlyssaPenpek, Megan Fisher,Claire Stauber and LizMorris, and sophomoresMartha Dinwiddie andErika Miller.

Leader said “some bigcompetition” withinDistrict 4-AAA means LadyIrish expectations shouldn'tautomatically be highdespite the team's experi-ence.

However, the coach saidCatholic's “experience as ateam, playing together as ateam is a big help.”

IrishFrom page 6B

With sophomore defender Heather Murphy also returning, “That's one extradefender; maybe more Josie up to midfield, maybe Beltran,” Lindsay said.

Senior Rebecca Perkins returns in goal for the Lady Admirals. Lindsay said the Lady Ads' biggest concern is “getting the team chemistry in quick

order.” Other Lady Admirals looking to contribute are Stephanie Miller, Katy Hill, Maddie

Strnad, Brandi Bivens, Lilly Moore, Chelsea Jordan, Jordan Butler, Blair Rhodes, JacquelineRuggiero, Karley Olen, Joanda Parchman, Emily Davis, Jordan Woodford, Sarah Wickman, Zoe Berry, HaleyVandermeersch, Hailey Baker and Elyssa Maluso.

AdmiralsFrom page 9B


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