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ROSE LEADS WHITE OAK TO FOURTH STRAIGHT NCHSAA WOMEN’S SOCCER 3-A CHAMPIONSHIP
RALEIGH— Senior forward Stephanie Rose had a hand in four different goals to lead Jacksonville White Oak to a 5-0 victory over Kings Mountain on Saturday morning in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s women’s 3-A soccer championship at Paul Derr Stadium at N.C. State.
Rose, who was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the championship, scored the first two goals of the game and handed out two assists as White Oak won its fourth consecutive state championship and its fifth in the last seven years under head coach Buddy Carroll. The Lady Vikings finished the season unbeaten in 22 starts and outscored their opposition 45-0 in six playoff matches.
Rose scored her 49th goal of the season in the 25th minute on an assist from Jodi Barber as the Lady Vikings grabbed a 1-0 lead. Less than five minutes into the second half, Barber found Rose on a cross after a corner kick and Rose scored to put White Oak up 2-0.
The Lady Vikings, who dominated the ball for a good portion of the contest, then scored three goals in the final 16 minutes to put the game away. Barber finished the day with a pair of goals and two assists.
White Oak outshot Kings Mountain 22-9 on the day. Goalkeeper Rea Segoviano of White Oak, who played most of the way for the winners, had three saves.
Kings Mountain, in its first trip to an NCHSAA women’s soccer championship, finished the year 24-2 and had a 16-game winning streak snapped.
The Raleigh Sports Consortium serves as the primary host city partner for the women's soccer championship, along with the Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau. Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor for the NCHSAA sports program.
NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2009 STATE 3-A WOMEN’S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP
Paul Derr Stadium, North Carolina State University
Jacksonville White Oak 1 4 -- 5
Kings Mountain 0 0 -- 0
SCORING
24:26 WO--Stephanie Rose (Jodi Barber).
43:13 WO—Stephanie Rose (Jodi Barber).
64:09 WO—Emma Barber (Stephanie Rose).
70:49 WO—Jodi Barber (Stephanie Rose)
76:13 WO—Jodi Barber (Kristal Tucker).
RALEIGH— Senior forward Stephanie Rose had a hand in four different goals to lead Jacksonville White Oak to a 5-0 victory over Kings Mountain on Saturday morning in the North Carolina High School Athletic Association’s women’s 3-A soccer championship at Paul Derr Stadium at N.C. State.
Rose, who was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the championship, scored the first two goals of the game and handed out two assists as White Oak won its fourth consecutive state championship and its fifth in the last seven years under head coach Buddy Carroll. The Lady Vikings finished the season unbeaten in 22 starts and outscored their opposition 45-0 in six playoff matches.
Rose scored her 49th goal of the season in the 25th minute on an assist from Jodi Barber as the Lady Vikings grabbed a 1-0 lead. Less than five minutes into the second half, Barber found Rose on a cross after a corner kick and Rose scored to put White Oak up 2-0.
The Lady Vikings, who dominated the ball for a good portion of the contest, then scored three goals in the final 16 minutes to put the game away. Barber finished the day with a pair of goals and two assists.
White Oak outshot Kings Mountain 22-9 on the day. Goalkeeper Rea Segoviano of White Oak, who played most of the way for the winners, had three saves.
Kings Mountain, in its first trip to an NCHSAA women’s soccer championship, finished the year 24-2 and had a 16-game winning streak snapped.
The Raleigh Sports Consortium serves as the primary host city partner for the women's soccer championship, along with the Raleigh Convention and Visitors Bureau. Wendy’s is the presenting sponsor for the NCHSAA sports program.
NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
2009 STATE 3-A WOMEN’S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP
Paul Derr Stadium, North Carolina State University
Jacksonville White Oak 1 4 -- 5
Kings Mountain 0 0 -- 0
SCORING
24:26 WO--Stephanie Rose (Jodi Barber).
43:13 WO—Stephanie Rose (Jodi Barber).
64:09 WO—Emma Barber (Stephanie Rose).
70:49 WO—Jodi Barber (Stephanie Rose)
76:13 WO—Jodi Barber (Kristal Tucker).
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