Nixa Eagles Soccer

Congratulations to Lauren Moats who was named to the All-State First Team and to Kristin Miller for being named Honorable Mention All-State.   We have never had any girls make the All-State team in our history.    A complete roster can be found on mosoccercoach.com

The News-Leader has selected it’s All-Ozarks team and four Lady Eagles have received honors.

1st Team
Paige Hemphill, GK, Ozark, 12
Jessica Maerz, D, Parkview, 12
Rebecca Mayus, D, Catholic, 11
McKenzi Payton, D, Parkview, 11
Natalie Smid, M, Catholic, 11
Lauren Moats, M, Nixa, 10
Kelsey Haist, M, Nixa, 11
Bekah Bade, M, Catholic, 10
McKenna Adams, F, Kickapoo, 11
Emily Cline, F, Glendale, 11
Shelby Hatz, F, Catholic, 11

2nd Team
Kristin Miller, GK, Nixa, 11
Ashley McWilliams, D, Glendale, 12
Carsen Baron, D, Catholic, 11
Molly Brewer, M, Glendale, 10
Megan Stodden, M, Ozark, 12
Marin Gelsheimer, M, Kickapoo, 11
Jo Pavlowsky, M, Nixa, 12
Lindsey Sprouse, F, Glendale, 12
Shelby Stewart, F, Parkview, 12
Jonna Welch, F, Bolivar, 11
Neva Raschel, F, Branson, 12

Congratulations to Lauren Moats, Kelsey Haist, Abby Turnbull and Jo Pavlowsky who were named to the Central Ozark Conference First Team.

Lady Eagles Kristin Miller, Brittany Kirkpatrick and Maddie Chandler were named to the COC Second Team.

Congratulations to Lauren Moats and Kristin Miller who received Player of the Year Honors for Class 3, District 11.   Lauren was named Player of the Year and Kristin was named Defensive Player of the Year for the entire district.

Below are the 1st Team, 2nd Team and Honorable Mention:

Congratulations to the District Champion Lady Eagles.  The final score was 2-1 over Kickapoo.

2010 District Champions

We just heard from MSHSAA that we have been declared the winner of the suspended game from Wed.   District games have the same rules as regular season games.   If due to weather conditions the game can not be finished, but at least a half has been completed, the score when the game was called is the final score.   If there is a tie then an alternate date will be agreed upon to finish the game.   Initially all the coaches and the District Tournament Administrator were under the false assumption that post season rules were different than regular season and that a full 80 minutes needed to be played. We then agreed to play the second half on Friday.   As everyone was leaving the game on Wednesday the referees brought up the fact that a half would represent a full game.   Springfield’s administrators called MSHSAA that evening and it was ruled a win by Nixa.

After extensive deliberation by MSHSAA on how to proceed and the circumstances surrounding the postponement they determined last night that Nixa was the winner.   Parkview protested the ruling (as we would have done if we were in their shoes).   The state upheld their decision and we are the winner.

We will play Kickapoo, who defeated Glendale in the first overtime 3-2, tomorrow at 6:30pm at JFK Stadium.   The bus will leave at 4:45 from the high school.