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  1. (copied from Commercial-Appeal Article) CLASS AAA FORWARDS Keegan Francis, Knox West; Gabby Little, Houston; Peyton McCollum, Oak Ridge; Karli Paschall, Ravenwood; Kelsey Pearce, Houston; Ashley Seltzer, Bearden; Amber Tanner, Ravenwood; Miranda Smith, Soddy-Daisy; Megan Woods, Blackman. MIDFIELDERS Abi Argueta, Northeast; Katie Beuerlein, Farragut; Paola Ellis, Houston; Liza Harbin, Franklin; Robyn Pennella, Houston; Gabby Powers, Hardin Valley; Emilie Sloan, Hendersonville. DEFENDERS Lizzie Fry, Maryville; Caroline Heavey, Houston; Josie Jennings, Farragut; Kaci Mitchell, Oak Ridge; Karsyn Sewell, Collierville; K.C. Ward, Farragut; Meredith White, Siegel. GOALKEEPERS Jordan Beets, Hardin Valley; Emma Grace Goldman, Oakland; Jessica Harvey, Franklin; Audrey Sanderson, Ravenwood, CLASS A-AA FORWARDS Katy Cisson, Rockwood; Amelia Grizzell, Jackson Christian; Erika Suhrbier, Fairview; Cierra Adams, Montgomery Central; Cheyenne Upton, West Greene; Morgan Mooney, Fairview; Madi Andres, CPA. MIDFIELDERS Molly Dwyer, Knox Catholic; Kate Carney, White House; Lynae Wilder, Greeneville; Caroline Conley; Mackenzie Nedeau, Notre Dame; Mallory Burman, Clarksville Academy. DEFENDERS Ashley Hickman, Knox Catholic; Melissa Garvey, CAK; Alana Byrd, Liberty; Madi Robbins, Notre Dame; Summer Chambers, Scott High; Charlotte Sauter, Knox Catholic. GOALKEEPER Maggie Piety, CAK. DIVISION 2 FORWARDS Emily Whitaker, Sacred Heart; Abbey Fleming, USJ; Cora Turner, St. Agnes; Evey Satterfield, Webb; Hannah Robinson, Webb; Madeline East, St. George’s; Halsey Howard, Webb; Kate Jamison, ECS; Kirstin Robertson, Harpeth Hall; Emily Moseley, Father Ryan. DEFENDERS Shelby Williams, USJ; Sierra Anglin, PJP II; Karina Jensen, St. George’s; Lauren Grace Himes, Harpeth Hall; Korrie Sauder, BGA; Josie Love Roebuck, GPS. MIDFIELDERS Brittany Correia, St. George’s; Catherine Cantu, St. George’s; Sissy Frank, St. Agnes; Alyssa Neuberger, Briarcrest; Rachel Giampapa, USJ; Sarah Bossung, Father Ryan. GOALKEEPERS Avery Sippel, ECS; Mary Lauren Moss, Father Ryan.
  2. Taken from the Commercial-Appeal (link) CLASS A-AA FORWARDS Abby Cronan, CAK, sophomore; Hannah Henry, CCS, junior; Rachel Clift, Dyersburg, sophomore; Mallory Burman, Clarksville Aca., senior; Erika Suhrbier, Fairview, sophomore MIDFIELDERS Molly Dwyer, Catholic, senior; Abby Bower, Catholic, junior; Caroline Conley, CPA, senior; Mackenzie Nedeau, Notre Dame, senior; Amelia Grizzell, JCA, senior; Kate Carney, White House, senior DEFENDERS Charlotte Sauter, Catholic, senior; Ashley Hickman, Catholic, junior; Melissa Garvey, CAK, sophomore; Madi Robbins, Notre Dame, junior; Alana Byrd, Liberty, senior GOALKEEPERS Maggie Piety , CAK, senior; Kaycee Stovall, TCA, senior DIVISION 2-AA FORWARDS Maycie McKay, BA, junior; Izzy Phillips, GPS, senior; Tally Bishop, Father Ryan, freshman; Kirstin Robertson, Harpeth Hall, senior; Cora Turner, SAA, sophomore; Victoria Wicks, Baylor, senior MIDFIELDERS Becca Rolfe, Ensworth, senior; Sissy Frank, SAA, senior; Sarah Bossung, Father Ryan, junior; Emily Moseley, Father Ryan, senior; Alyssa Neuberger, Briarcrest, sophomore DEFENDERS Josie Love Roebuck, GPS, senior; Lauren Grace Himes, Harpeth Hall , senior; Sierra Anglin, JPII, senior GOALKEEPER Mary Lauren Moss, Father Ryan, senior DIVISION 2-A FORWARDS Whitley Cargile, USN, senior; Madeline East, St. George’s, junior; Kennedy Manning, FRA, junior; Rae Scott, BGA, senior MIDFIELDERS Brittany Correia, St. George’s, senior; Rachel Giampapa, USJ, junior; Kaitlyn Rabb, USN, sophomore; Abbey Fleming, USJ, freshman; Catherine Cantu, St. Georges’, senior; Hannah Robinson, Webb, junior; Abbie Kerr, BGA, junior; Madison Perchik, USJ, runior DEFENDERS Karina Jensen , St. George’s, sophomore; Korrie Sauder, BGA, junior; Shelby Williams, USJ, junior
  3. Taken from an article in the Kingsport Times. (link) Tennessee High School Soccer Coaches Association Girls All-State Soccer Team Class AAA Forwards Kelsey Pearce, Sr., Houston Gabby Little, So., Houston Anna Leslie, Sr., Germantown Sierra Franz, Jr., Smyrna Megan Woods, Sr., Blackman Meredith Slessman, So., Franklin Josie Deere, Sr., Franklin Peyton McCollum, Sr., Oak Ridge Ashley Seltzer, Jr., Bearden Katie Cloud, Sr., Farragut K.C. Ward, Sr., Farragut Bailey Wiliams, Jr., Powell Keegan Francis, Sr., West Abit Argueta, Sr., Clarksville NE Ella Baggett, Jr., Clarksville Amber Colvin, Sr., Clarksville Lauren Winters, Sr., Beech Emily Parrott, Jr., Hendersonville Emilie Sloan, Sr., Hendersonville Morgan McCormick, Sr., Warren County Midfielders Robyn Pennella, Jr., Houston Bobby Willis, So., Arlington Isabella Oviedo, Sr., Siegel Colleen Kennedy, Sr., Blackman Brianna Sears, Sr., Oakland Maggie Burkett, Jr., Dobyns-Bennett Liza Harbin, Sr., Franklin Katie Beuerlein, Sr., Farragut Gabby Powers, Jr., Hardin Valley Salera Jordan, So., Clarksville Paola Elis, Fr., Houston Ansley Mullican, Sr., Warren County Holly Hall, Sr., Ooltewah Samantha DeBien, So., Cleveland Defenders Caroline Heavey, Jr., Houston Karsyn Sewell, Jr., Collierville Meredith White, Sr., Siegel Erin McGarel, Sr., Morristown West Jiliana White, Sr., Franklin Josie Jennings, Sr., Farragut Justis Bailey, Jr., Clarksville Goalkeepers Emma Goldman, So., Oakland Maggie Elpers, So., Dobyns-Bennett Jordan Beets, Sr., Hardin Valley
  4. Independence 3-2 over Brentwood District 11-AAA Standings as of 9/23 Eurosport: pos team distr overall 1) Franklin 4-0-0 10-0-2 2) Ravenwood 2-0-0 4-0-3 3) Independence 3-1-0 5-3-0 4) Centennial 1-1-0 4-2-2 5) Brentwood 1-2-0 3-3-2
  5. Results: (2-3-1) Franklin (1-0-1) 4-2 Franklin vs Biship O'Connell, VA 2-2 Franklin vs Good Counsel, MD siegel (1-1-0) 0-4 Siegel vs Bishop O'Connell, VA 3-2 Siegel vs St. Johns College, DC Brentwood (0-2-0) 1-5 Brentwood vs Good Counsel, MD 2-4 Brentwood vs St. Johns College, DC
  6. (--Article from the Williamson Herald--) Local girls’ soccer powerhouses Franklin and Brentwood, along with Rutherford County’s Siegel high schools will be hosting three of the nation’s top programs in a special event format beginning tonight at Franklin. Our Lady of Good Counsel from Olney, Maryland, Arlington, Virginia’s Bishop O’Connell and St. John’s College High School from Chevy Chase, Maryland will be in Franklin this weekend, bringing national championship-level competition to the mid-state, according to legendary Franklin Head Coach Jimmy Burchett. “These teams are nationally ranked every year and will give our fans an excellent look at girl's high school soccer at the highest level.†Bishop O’Connell is typical of the three visiting teams and an early favorite in every game they play. The Knights are considered an early contender for the national high school title, according to unapproved website.com, bringing to Williamson County a program record of 438-72-48. Bishop O’Connell has made 20 appearances in the ultra-competitive Washington Catholic Athletic Conference championship game in the past 28 years, with 10 championship trophies already in the case. Their biggest challenge in the WCAC has been Our Lady of Good Counsel, whose record is very similar to Bishop O’Connell. The Washington, D.C.-area teams are not expecting a cakewalk on their trip south. Franklin (4), Brentwood (3) and Siegel (1) have captured eight of the past 15 state championships in Tennessee and the Lady Rebels and Lady Bruins have made a combined 12 appearances in the title game in same period. “We’ll compete well. The Williamson County area is still the hotbed for soccer in the state. Germantown Houston and Oak Ridge are very good, but this is still the heart of Tennessee soccer country,†said Burchett, whose team has already knocked off Knoxville Farragut on the road when the Lady Admirals were ranked number one in the state. The four-day event begins tonight with Bishop O’Connell playing at Franklin at 7 p.m. On Friday, Our Lady of Good Counsel plays at 4 p.m. at Brentwood in the midst of the Bruin’s Homecoming celebration and Bishop O’Connell with play Sigel at Franklin at 5 p.m. prior to the Franklin-McGavock football game at 7 p.m. Action returns to Franklin High on Saturday at 2 p.m. with Our Lady of Good Counsel facing the Lady Rebels and St. John’s College High School will be at Brentwood at 4 p.m. The final game of the special event is scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. as St. John’s College High School plays at Siegel in Murfreesboro. (--Article from the Tennessean--) Defending Class AAA champion Brentwood, state runner-up Siegel and perennial title contender Franklin are set to each play a pair of games against nationally renowned teams traveling from the D.C. area this weekend. Bishop O’Connell, from Arlington, Va., will play Franklin and Siegel. Our Lady of Good Counsel, from Olney, Md., will play Brentwood and Franklin. St. John’s College High School, from Chevy Chase, D.C., will play Brentwood and Siegel. "We and Franklin and Siegel have been pretty successful as a whole the last few years," Brentwood coach Cal Long said. "It’s exciting to play against someone that’s been successful the way they have." Good Counsel is ranked seventh in the most recent National Soccer Coaches Association of America’s Top 25, with O’Connell 2--st and Franklin tied for 25th. Franklin coach Jimmy Burchett was the primary contact in arranging the matchups, which stem from a series of games dating back nearly 20 years. "Back in the ’90s, (the late) Barry Redmond was into all the national rankings and he had contacts with teams up in the D.C. area," Burchett said. "He’d put on the Tennessee Classic and he’d have teams from Knoxville and Memphis come in and play four or five days against some teams from up in the Northeast, to get a comparison for rankings. "After he died, some of it died down, but some of those guys are still involved with their teams -- and they like country music. So every three or four years, I’ll get an e-mail from them saying they want to come down." The schedule is as follows: Thursday -- Bishop O’Connell at Franklin, 7 p.m. Friday -- Our Lady of Good Counsel at Brentwood, 4 p.m.; Bishop O’Connell vs. Siegel at Franklin, 5 p.m. Saturday -- Our Lady of Good Counsel at Franklin, 2 p.m.; St. John’s College High School at Brentwood, 4 p.m. Sunday -- St. John’s College High School at Siegel, -- p.m. Good Counsel, O’Connell and Franklin are second, fourth and fifth in the current NSCAA Region IV poll, which also includes Hendersonville (No. 9) and Father Ryan (No. ----). Region IV encompasses the District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
  7. 9/6/13 Franklin 4-0 Centennial
  8. Last week: Franklin 3-1 Farragut (East TN) Franklin 6-0 Summit (New Mid-TN HS) Hendersonville Tourney Weekend: Franklin 2-1 Collierville (West TN) Franklin 3-1 Murfreesboro Siegel (Mid-TN) Franklin 6-1 Science Hill (East TN)
  9. Congrats to senior Maeson Wampler with the state-winning goal!
  10. Franklin finishes 2nd regular season in a row undefeated, with 4-0 win over Centennial.
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    Franklin undefeated string continues over last 40 games and clinches district 11-AAA Regular Season Championship. with Thursday 4-0 win over Ravenwood
  12. Sept 19 Franklin 3-1 at Brentwood Sept 20 Franklin 3-1 vs BGA
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