The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

The Pitch
The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

The Pitch
The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School

The Pitch

Girls Soccer: Sept. 28, 2-0

Daniel Gorelik, Assistant Online Sports Editor • October 5, 2010

Score: 2-0 Win

Highlight: Junior forward Carly Van Wagoner received a cross from fellow junior forward Caroline Hagerty and headed the ball in for a goal.

Player’s Insight: “We found our groove again, and we were able to pull ahead of the girls in our division.” –Junior forward Carly Van Wagoner

Record: 6-2

Story continues below advertisement

Next Match:  Friday, Oct. 1 at 5 p.m., Richard Montgomery at WJ

0
0
Leave a Comment
Donate to The Pitch
$775
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal

Your donation will support the student journalists of Walter Johnson High School. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

More to Discover
More in Girls' Soccer
Alec Latifov (middle) watches WJ girls varsity soccer battle Whitman in their 2022 regular season conference match. He stood alongside former head coach Joshua Kinnetz (left) and current assistant coach Fumie Takahashi (right) in his 27th season with WJ girls soccer.
Police officer by night, soccer coach by day: girls soccer assistant serves WJ community for 30 years
The team huddles for the final time during half-time to discuss strategy for the second half. With a score of 0-0, the Cats were working to elevate their offensive play. I absolutely loved the competitive fire in the team and their strong desire to work hard in practice and carry that over to games. They craved hard work, and that is also on of my favorite parts of coaching WJ. The work ethic of this team is amazing, coach Neil Gottlieb said.
Girls’ soccer falls to Bulldogs, finishes season 6-6-1
Sophomore Haley Prindle makes a forward run to receive the ball from one of the wingers. The Wildcats were playing the Wootton Patriots in a JV game resulting in a 3-1 win for the Wildcats.
JV stars step into varsity spotlight
Senior captain Marina Thorn is joined by her family as they walk down the field. Thorn has been playing for the varsity Wildcats for four years and got to celebrate her commitment to the program.
Senior soccer players celebrate final season
Senior Irena Sanchez-Burgueno faces off against Whitman senior Riley DeMartina. After scoring her first goal, Sanchez-Burgueno worked to keep the momentum going. “We did well in dominating the play in the second half through pressing, attacking runs, and generating scoring opportunities,” Sanchez-Burgueno said.
Girls Varsity Soccer falls 3-1 to Whitman in competitive match
Head coach Neil Gottlieb (middle) observes the girls varsity soccer game against Wootton on Sept. 11. Gottliebs coaching style gives the girls the ability to play freely. He is very hands-off during games and generally lets us do what we know how to do, senior Federica Gavelli said.
Girls varsity soccer scores new head coach Neil Gottlieb
More in WJ Sports
LIVE: Softball takes on Damascus HS
LIVE: Softball takes on Damascus HS
Senior Rachel Finn starts her balance beam event, helping the Gymcats score more points to close the gap between the Vikings. Im really proud of all of us. Whitman are tough competition and the fact that we were that close makes me so excited for our future performances! Finn said.
Gymcats face close loss against Vikings
Senior Jay Wandell attempts to hit a ball thrown across home plate. The Wildcats beat the Whitman Vikings 6-0 on Tuesday.
Photo gallery: WJ vs Whitman baseball
LIVE: Baseball takes on Walt Whitman HS
LIVE: Baseball takes on Walt Whitman HS
Junior defenseman John Jernell presses up on the incoming Quince Orchard attackman. The Cats fell 7-10 on home turf, and play Rockville tonight. (Courtesy John Jernell)
Boys lacrosse bests B-CC, tumble against QO
Girls tennis falls to Bulldogs, slams Rockets, Patriots
Girls' tennis falls to Bulldogs, slams Rockets, Patriots
About the Contributor
Daniel Gorelik
Daniel Gorelik, Onilne Assistant Sports Editor
A quirky character, Daniel enjoys many fun-filled activities. When it comes to sports, his favorites are soccer and tennis. He always tries to go out on adventures and those who know him, know that he has the imagination of a six-year-old (that’s a good thing). If someone gave him a box to play with, he would think of so many games that no Xbox could compete with him. Aside from that, in his spare time he enjoys just hanging out with friends or watching some TV. His favorite shows include “Entourage,” probably one the greatest shows ever created, and various other comedies like “Two and a Half Men” and “Seinfeld.” If you ever decide to find him, he'll probably be taking a walk along the beach or reading a book by the sunset.

The Pitch

The official student newspaper of Walter Johnson High School
© 2024 • Advertise • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in
Donate to The Pitch
$775
$1000
Contributed
Our Goal

Comments (0)

All The Pitch Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *