
Sophomores from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Girls Soccer Team. {Courtesy}
By: Matt Rothman
Marjory Stoneman Douglas girls soccer moves to just four wins away from a State Title following their victory on Tuesday against South Dade Senior High School.
Coming in as the two seed in the region after winning their fifth straight District Championship, the Eagles got the opening goal in the second half from Emma McGregor on an assist from Layla Segelnick. Addison Krajczewski and Segelnick then added goals to extend the lead.
“I am super proud of the girls,” said Head Coach Laura Rountree. “It was a hard fought game. They had a very solid keeper who made it very difficult for us to score.”
MSD is now 15-1-1 this year and has won 11 straight games. They have not allowed a goal since Dec. 22 and have outscored the opposition 66-7 this season.
Next, the Eagles will face third-seeded Palmetto High School in the Regional Semifinals on Friday, Feb. 10 at 5 p.m. The Panthers won their District Championship and are coming off their 16th win of the season after their victory over West Broward High School.
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