U9 Girls, U9, 2017 (St. Columban SC)

On Saturday July 22, the U9 Girls arrived at their proper destination. After a stellar season the girls played a championship game against a strong Clinton team. Pouring rain didn't seem to phase these young ladies. Emily M. was the first to pop one in the net, midway through the first half. Back and forth action continued but the scored remained at half time. 

St. Columban U9 Girls started their playoff season Thursday July 13. They played Goderich #2 and beat them 13-0 in heavy offensive game. Goal scorers were Ella B, Grace K, Jadya D, Torie C, and Emily M. The girls took their turn minding a slow net. 

The U9 St. Columban Girls went undefeated this season finishing first in their league. They had two ties and nine wins throughout the year. This small but mighty team kept their parents and coaches on their toes from start to finish. Bravo ladies on a terrific season!

St. Columban U9 girls headed to Wingham for their first away game of the season. With a short roster the team called up some house league players. Playing seven on the field and no subs, the girls hustled to a 5-0 victory.  Ella Brodhagen's pair of goals lead the team 2-0 into the second half. She then put one more in the net with Grace Kipfer following with a pair of her own. Late in the second half the girls were running out of steam but still managed to hold their ground. They all played a fantastic defensive game with Wingham unable to slip any by them. Great game ladies!

This past Thursday Goderich #2 travelled out to St. Columban. Striker Jayda Dietz grabbed 3 goals in the first half, Emily Maloney helped her out with two of her own, while Anna Wynja, Ella Brodhagen, and Torie Czajkowski walked away with one each. Flawless defence by Brodhagen, Czajkowski and MacKena VadenHengel left St. Columban leading 8-0 after the first half. St. Columban came out strong in the second half with Wynja seizing one more, Brodhagen chipping in two more, and Heather Ogilvie landing her first. Goderich was finally able to sneak one past them midway through the second, but it ...