Jefferson Girls Soccer

Jefferson - Girls Soccer

Brannan helps J-Hawks kick Rams

Mon - 08 Apr Written by Metro Sports Report

Alexis Brannan scored two goals Monday as Jefferson nipped Dubuque Senior, 3-2, in a Mississippi Valley Conference girls soccer match at the Lower Kingston field.

Shalyn Kinney collected the third goal for the J-Hawks. Katie Dierks and Kayla Jaschen had assists.

Haley Murray played solid defense for Jefferson and provided several scoring opportunities.

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Jefferson - Girls Soccer

Jefferson girls kicked by IC West

Tue - 05 Jun Written by Metro Sports Report

CORALVILLE - Rachel Hegeman, Emma Winstead and Quinn Terrill scored goals Monday as No. 3 Iowa City West blanked Jefferson, 3-0, in the Class 3A regional soccer finals at Northwest Junior High School.

Iowa City West (17-2) will play Kennedy in the quarterfinals of the state tournament Thursday at the Muscatine Soccer Complex.

The J-Hawks finished the season with a 12-7 record.

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Ives helps J-Hawks boot Little Hawks

Wed - 30 May Written by Tom Fruehling

In her first game back after missing the last four contests with severe bone bruises on her knee, Cedar Rapids Jefferson freshman Katie Ives was involved in all three goals Wednesday night as the J-Hawks blanked Iowa City High, 3-0, in the Class 3A regional semifinals at Kingston Stadium.

Jefferson (12-6) will meet No.3 Iowa City West (16-2) in the regional finals Monday at 5 p.m. at Northwest Junior High School in Coralville for a berth in the state tournament.

The J-Hawks led West 1-0 with two minutes left in regulation in the last game of the regular season but fell 2-1 in overtime.

Jefferson Coach Ash Brannan said having Ives in the lineup again will be a big boost with a trip to the state tournament on the line. “I’ve coached Katie since she was nine years old,” he said. “She’s just a very solid player.”

Following a scoreless first half Wednesday, Ives started the scoring by hooking a penalty kick from the far left side just past the Little Hawks goalkeeper with 17:43 left in the second period. “It sort of went from right to left,” she said, “and just bended in.”

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Last Updated on Thursday, 31 May 2012 09:26