Saturday marked the end of the boys soccer season as they faced off against Bishop Carroll in the regional final match. The Hornets gave their best efforts, but they couldn’t withstand the onslaught of yellow and green coming their way. Having lost a good portion of the team to a hard fought season, the remaining
The night was cold and rainy, and the Hornets numbers were down from a physically demanding season. However, they did not want it to be over. From the start of the horn Valley Center played an intelligent game of soccer. They contained and took control of the ball at every turn leaving the crusaders with
Tuesday night’s game saw the Hornets down early, and them trying to fight back. The speed of Andover Central was boosting them by the Valley Center players and allowed them to sneak in five goals during the game. The Hornets kept amping up the effort trying to work their way out of the hole. They
Valley Center went to work in the Thursday night match up against Elyria. The name of the contest was who among us can score. The first half saw the passing record broken, and probably the quickest back to back goals by an individual in a match. The second half was full of players stepping up,
Valley Center got out matched in a physical contest against Campus.
The Hornets came out strong as they entered as visitors into the Eisenhower territory. They pressured the opposition on every inch of the field forcing them to move the ball and in many cases lose it. Eisenhower wasn’t going to see let any missed chances pass them by as the took an early lead. Center
VALLEY CENTER HIGH SCHOOL | Valley Center, KS Boys Junior varsity Soccer @ Eisenhower | 5:00 PM Central Girls Freshman Volleyball vs Salina South | 5:00 PM Central Boys Varsity Soccer @ Eisenhower | 6:30 PM Central
The game started with the Hornets creating opportunity to score. Early. In the first half a red card would change the whole game. The Hornets went into a defensive lockdown playing a man down, while still working towards the opposing team’s goal. The first half remained scoreless. The second half stayed the same, a defensive
The Hornets went to Salina to play the Mustangs in their Thursday night soccer game. Intensity was high as the bodies collided on the field. That was the name of the game for the night. A back and forth struggle that saw more people on the ground than goals in the net. The lone goal
Tuesday night’s game saw the Hornets facing off against the Lions. The Lions came out strong and ready to win. They capitalized on second chance balls in the Hornets defensive end putting them up two points at the half. The second half was a more competitive tussle. The Hornets created several goal scoring opportunities, in
