Speaker 1: Welcome to another go round of Soccers in Session here
Speaker 1: on the Stage Network. John Nelson here with you and
Speaker 1: as we do it today. Traditionally Soccer's in Session, presented
Speaker 1: by our friends at Kaiser Permanente, is on Wednesdays, but
Speaker 1: because of things, it's today.
Speaker 2: It's it's going to be today.
Speaker 1: We're join going to be joined by Aaron Paul from
Speaker 1: Morgan County and Kaye Chmura from Druid Hills. Will go
Speaker 1: over the schedule for today and we will also go
Speaker 1: over the rankings courtesy of our friends at Scoreboard, and
Speaker 1: we will break it all down for you and let
Speaker 1: you know what the what the word is here as
Speaker 1: we let you know that it is going to be
Speaker 1: fast and furious as we go and making sure that
Speaker 1: everything is prepared for the stretch run here in high
Speaker 1: school soccer here in the state of Georgia. By the way,
Speaker 1: big day for us today here on the Network, five
Speaker 1: thirty and eight o'clock at soccer down here dot Mixler
Speaker 1: dot com. It is West Forsyth and river Ridge five
Speaker 1: thirty and eight because it is senior day at river Ridge.
Speaker 1: Drew Dickinson will be on the call for you and
Speaker 1: it will be the number two girls team in the
Speaker 1: country and West for Side taking on river Ridge, and
Speaker 1: the number four boys team in the country at river
Speaker 1: Ridge taking on West forsythe senior day at wet river Ridge.
Speaker 1: So that's why it's a two and a half hour
Speaker 1: stagger between the first match at five thirty on the
Speaker 1: girls side and the boys match at eight o'clock. So
Speaker 1: it's going to go like this, go to Soccer down
Speaker 1: Here dot mixlerdt and then what you can do is
Speaker 1: make sure that you're there because it's gonna be a while,
Speaker 1: but it's gonna be two separate broadcasts. So at five
Speaker 1: twenty five or so, Drew's gonna come on Soccer down
Speaker 1: Here dot mixler dot com and he is going to
Speaker 1: lead you through it all. Then uh, it'll be that broadcast,
Speaker 1: then a separate broadcast coming on a little before eight o'clock.
Speaker 1: You can also go to the Mixler app m ixlr.
Speaker 1: Then you can follow soccer down Here and SDH two
Speaker 1: because there are those days and I believe we've got
Speaker 1: one coming up in ten days time where we're gonna
Speaker 1: have to be at two places at once because it's
Speaker 1: the end of the regular season. So soccer down here
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Speaker 1: to follow soccer down here and SDH two because then
Speaker 1: when we have a live broadcast, you actually do get
Speaker 1: a notification, You get like a like an email notification
Speaker 1: and hey, there's a live event going on at soccer
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Speaker 1: good to go. So that's how things are gonna break
Speaker 1: down there today. So soccer down here dot Mixler dot com,
Speaker 1: five thirty and eight. It is West verscythan river Ridge
Speaker 1: on the network, Mixler app, follow Soccer down here in
Speaker 1: SDH two, or you can go to Soccer down here
Speaker 1: dot net and then go to the listen tab. And traditionally,
Speaker 1: when we have something that is live on our platforms
Speaker 1: and on the app, there's a siren that goes off.
Speaker 1: I don't quite have it where I can do it
Speaker 1: technologically here, but take my word for it. You're going
Speaker 1: to have soccer down here dot net. Go to the
Speaker 1: listen tab. You're going to see a siren for whichever
Speaker 1: network is up and running with a match, and then
Speaker 1: you can click on that hit listen and it takes
Speaker 1: you to Mixler and it takes you to our Mixler
Speaker 1: site and then that way you can listen to everything
Speaker 1: there here on the SDH network. So that is where
Speaker 1: we are, and so very very busy day today with
Speaker 1: the big matchups involving teams nationally ranked here on the
Speaker 1: network five thirty and eight o'clock and once again separate broadcasts,
Speaker 1: so it will be a breakdown. It'll be a separate broadcast,
Speaker 1: so you might have to hit refresh a couple of
Speaker 1: times and it'll be right there for you five twenty five,
Speaker 1: seven fifty five somewhere in there. So you'll have the
Speaker 1: seven seniors on the girls side and the fourteen seniors
Speaker 1: on the boy's side for river Ridge being celebrated after
Speaker 1: the girls match before the boys match, and so twenty
Speaker 1: one seniors being celebrated up at river Ridge today. West
Speaker 1: Verscyth coming to town. Drew Dickinson will have the call
Speaker 1: for you at five point thirty and at eight o'clock,
Speaker 1: and so coming up here in just a little bit,
Speaker 1: we get to catch up with a couple of friends
Speaker 1: of us here on the network, Aaron Paul, and they
Speaker 1: should have just wrapped up practice and so we're going
Speaker 1: to find out what's going on with Aaron Paul up
Speaker 1: at Morgan County and find out what's going on on
Speaker 1: the boys side ranked squads there, and then Kaye Chamura
Speaker 1: set to join us in about fifteen minutes and Kyle
Speaker 1: will break down everything that you see involving Druid Hills
Speaker 1: on the girls side and what he is having to
Speaker 1: navigate when in a very very tough region in to
Speaker 1: Cab County, and he's going to get ready for everything
Speaker 1: in the in to Cab County going forward when it
Speaker 1: comes to girls soccer. So while we're waiting for them
Speaker 1: and waiting for our guests to come in, what we'll
Speaker 1: do is we'll go through the rankings just to kind
Speaker 1: of give you an idea as to where things are.
Speaker 1: The all class top ten once again, this is courtesy
Speaker 1: of our friends at Scoreboard as Corbo r D river
Speaker 1: Ridge rank number one regardless of classification out of the
Speaker 1: blocks at twelve and oh, six and oh in region play,
Speaker 1: they're followed by Dalton, Grayson McIntosh, Marist, Archer, Northwest, Whitfield, Norcross,
Speaker 1: Johns Creek and Hebren Christian.
Speaker 2: We've had the chance.
Speaker 1: To see Dalton so far this year, we've had the
Speaker 1: chance to see McIntosh, we've seen Marist and we have
Speaker 1: seen John's Creek a couple times, and we've seen here Christian.
Speaker 1: We got to catch up with Hebren Christian with their
Speaker 1: matchup against Toombs County earlier last week and so it
Speaker 1: was a chance to catch up with them as well.
Speaker 1: When it comes to the boys side, that's in all classifications,
Speaker 1: So we'll break down how it looks. Six A class
Speaker 1: Grayson Archer, Norcross, Lambert Carrollton at twelve and one, Harrison
Speaker 1: North Atlanta whom we've had on the network a couple
Speaker 1: of times already this year, Marietta, Collins Hill and Pebblebrook.
Speaker 1: This is boy's side as we break things down. Five
Speaker 1: A On the boys side, river Ridge once again twelve
Speaker 1: and oho, river Ridge and Macintosh twelve and oh fifteen
Speaker 1: to one, and if memory serves, I believe they're both
Speaker 1: on the right hand side of the bracket this year,
Speaker 1: so you could see that as a semi final leading
Speaker 1: into a final. We'll go back and we'll check the
Speaker 1: brackets in a bit. But river Ridge, McIntosh, John's Creek one,
Speaker 1: two and three, spray Bury at number four, Woodward Academy
Speaker 1: at five, Lasster Is at Clark Central is at seven,
Speaker 1: Milton is at eight, Alexander is at nine, and Rome
Speaker 1: at eleven and two comes in at number ten and
Speaker 1: Quada Dalton is at number one. Marist Westminster, Pious Blessed
Speaker 1: Trinity Clarkston is at number six. On the boy's side,
Speaker 1: East side thirteen and oh ranked at number seven. Pace
Speaker 1: Academy drew At Hills Boys are at number nine and
Speaker 1: the Perry Panthers right now are at number ten with
Speaker 1: a record of twelve and two. Now remember starting in
Speaker 1: triple A, it splits triple A to single A. The
Speaker 1: private schools they drift off to the side and they
Speaker 1: have their own championship Private boys Soccer Poll heberd Christian GAC,
Speaker 1: Atlanta International School, AIS, Providence, Christian Savannah, Country Day, Trinity, Christian,
Speaker 1: Whitfield Academy, Wesleyan Landmark and Mount Vernon. So that's the
Speaker 1: rundown on the private side, single A to triple A.
Speaker 1: Public side Northwest Whitfield, Aconey County, Whitewater, Johnson, Gainesville is
Speaker 1: at number four at nine and three. ARC The Academy
Speaker 1: of Richmond, the Academy of Richmond County is at number
Speaker 1: five at fourteen and one Chestaity Islands, West Lawrence, Mary
Speaker 1: Persons and Gilmer is in at number ten with a
Speaker 1: record of ten and three. In Triple A boys, Morgan
Speaker 1: County is at eleven and two. Then, like I said,
Speaker 1: we'll catch up with coach Paul here in a second
Speaker 1: when practice is wrapped up and everything is good to
Speaker 1: go out there in Morgan County, Columbus, Appling County, Callaway,
Speaker 1: Tattnall County, Cohola Creek the boys at seven and three,
Speaker 1: six and one, Drew Charter, Hart County, Pierce and Crisp
Speaker 1: That you're run down in Double A boys. In Class
Speaker 1: A Division one boys model, it is eleven and three
Speaker 1: Toombs County right now at ten and five after the
Speaker 1: trips to Puttingham County and to Hebrew Christian and back
Speaker 1: to back days. Jeff Davis is at number three, Breaming
Speaker 1: at number four, our Merchee is at five, Thomasville is
Speaker 1: at six, Ace Charter is at seven, Lamar County, Jasper County,
Speaker 1: Putnam County. That is your Class A D one on
Speaker 1: the boys side at eight, nine and ten, and then
Speaker 1: Class A Division two GMC at co is number two
Speaker 1: at thirteen and two. We'll try and catch up with
Speaker 1: our friends at Atkinson County a little bit meta at
Speaker 1: thirteen and one at number three, Lake of Cony Academy
Speaker 1: at number four, Dooley County is at number five, Towns
Speaker 1: is at six, try On at seven, Lincoln County is
Speaker 1: at number eight with the record of nine and three.
Speaker 1: Atlantic Classical Academy is at number nine in Brooks County
Speaker 1: is at number ten. So that's your boys' rankings courtesy
Speaker 1: of our friends at Scoreboard, and there's a lot of
Speaker 1: intriguing stories that are going to be tracked down by
Speaker 1: us here in the next little bit so girls side
Speaker 1: all class vcations. On the girls side, Roswell, Brookwood, Buford,
Speaker 1: West Forsyth is at number four, BT, Harrison, Pope, Gac,
Speaker 1: Walton and Lambert. That's your all classification top ten and
Speaker 1: going into six A on the girls side, Brookwood, Buford,
Speaker 1: West forsythe one, two and three. Anticipating a deep run
Speaker 1: for all of those. Harrison's at number four. Got to
Speaker 1: catch up with them earlier this year. Walton, we've seen
Speaker 1: them a couple of times on the network. We saw
Speaker 1: Lambert earlier this year. We've seen Brookwood this year on
Speaker 1: the network, Hillgrove is at number seven. North Gwinett's at
Speaker 1: number eight. Campbell and Denmark are number nine and number
Speaker 1: ten in Class six A. In five A, it's Roswell
Speaker 1: Pope Northgate Lasseter McIntosh is number five at eleven and
Speaker 1: four six and one in region Lakeside to cab is
Speaker 1: a number is it. Lakeside High is at number six
Speaker 1: at twelve and one. John's Creek Girls at number seven,
Speaker 1: havebs Central at number eight. Alexander is at number nine.
Speaker 1: In Riverwood right now is at number ten in five A.
Speaker 1: In quad A Blessed Trinity's on top Cambridge as your
Speaker 1: number two. North Ofcony is your number three. Marist is
Speaker 1: at number four. We've had the chance to see North
Speaker 1: Acony this year with the trip that they took to
Speaker 1: East Side. Marist is four. Saw them last week against
Speaker 1: Saint Pias Alatoona Pace Pious once again seeing them against
Speaker 1: Marit Midtown, saw them earlier this year when they were
Speaker 1: missing some players and had to deal with some injuries.
Speaker 1: Stars Mills at number nine. North Side Columbus is at
Speaker 1: number ten and so that in turn now takes us
Speaker 1: to the triple A split poll. On the private side
Speaker 1: gac Love It, Holy Innocence one, two and three, Wesleyan
Speaker 1: Hebren Christians at number five, Savannah Country Days at number six,
Speaker 1: Fellowship Christian is at number seven, Saint Vincent's is at
Speaker 1: number eight, Whitfield is at number nine, Providence Christian is
Speaker 1: at number ten. So the Triple A Girls poll Public
Speaker 1: side Jefferson, we've seen them caught up with coach Molly
Speaker 1: McCarty here on in session. Sandy Creek is number two,
Speaker 1: Whitewater's at number three, a Cooney County is at number four,
Speaker 1: Cherokee Bluff is five. Arc once again boys and Girls
Speaker 1: same head coach is at number six. Dawson, Lumpkin, Adarsvil
Speaker 1: and Harlem. That is the remainder of your top ten
Speaker 1: in the scoreboard in Triple A boys sorry Girl's side
Speaker 1: Double A Pike County, Columbus, Sonorville, Morgan County, Coholla Creek, Callaway,
Speaker 1: East Jackson, Stevens County, Savannah Arts and Pierce. That's your
Speaker 1: top ten in the girls side. In Double A Class
Speaker 1: A Division one week eight rankings, Breemen's at number one,
Speaker 1: Models at number two. Social Circle called the matches with
Speaker 1: Social Circle against Putnam County. We saw we've saw. We've
Speaker 1: seen if I could get my verb tense right. We've
Speaker 1: seen Social Circle a couple of times there at number three,
Speaker 1: ACE Charters at number four, Thomasville's at number five. Jeff
Speaker 1: Davis once again, we've seen them. We saw them take
Speaker 1: on Appling County there at number six. East Lawrence is
Speaker 1: at seven, Lamar County is at eight. Worth County is
Speaker 1: at nine. Dodge County is at number ten in Class
Speaker 1: A Division one girls, Class A Division two girls, Screven County.
Speaker 1: We've reached out to the folks in Sylvania and we'll
Speaker 1: see if we can catch up with them. Right now,
Speaker 1: they're at number one, like A County Academy's at number two,
Speaker 1: Portal is at number three at eleven and three. Then
Speaker 1: it's try on Atlanta Classical Towns County. We'll see if
Speaker 1: we can catch up with Towns in a little bit.
Speaker 1: Dooley County is at number seven. GMC Prep is at
Speaker 1: number eight. Elite Scholars is at number nine. In Crawford
Speaker 1: County story out of ROBERTA nine and five, seven and
Speaker 1: one in region play. And that's another interesting story with
Speaker 1: Crawford County right now being number ten Class A Division
Speaker 1: two they've only given up six goals in eight matches
Speaker 1: in region play, challenging themselves out of region, going up
Speaker 1: against folks like Dooley County, like Chatco and Rutland and
Speaker 1: Jones and then you go from there, and they have
Speaker 1: won six of their last seven and seven of their
Speaker 1: last nine to get to where they are right now.
Speaker 1: Next up for them as a matchup at Central Macon
Speaker 1: that is on Thursday the tenth, in two days time.
Speaker 1: So they've had spring break and they'll be jumping back
Speaker 1: into play coming up in just a little bit for
Speaker 1: Crawford County.
Speaker 2: But some interesting names in the.
Speaker 1: Rankings across the board for all of the activity that
Speaker 1: we've seen so far this season. So it's been interesting
Speaker 1: to see all of the newer players, the newer blood
Speaker 1: that's been attached, and so we will see you and
Speaker 1: we'll be keeping an eye on everything there. So let
Speaker 1: me ask this, if there is if there is a
Speaker 1: particular school that is out there that you guys want
Speaker 1: to have track down that you want to find out
Speaker 1: more about, let me know and you can shoot us.
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Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 2: Last night.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, we were in Cohola Creek
Speaker 1: for the first time at the home of the Colt
Speaker 1: and it was it was an interesting it was an
Speaker 1: interesting trip for us to get to go up there
Speaker 1: and see what's going on at Cohola Creek, and it
Speaker 1: is it was a it was a really cool run
Speaker 1: for us to be able to see what's been going
Speaker 1: on in a building program there at Cohola Creek. They
Speaker 1: played Fort Payne Fort Payne, Alabama, and it was one
Speaker 1: of those where Fort.
Speaker 2: Payne is uh.
Speaker 1: One of one of those teams in spring break where
Speaker 1: they were looking for an opponent on the girl's side
Speaker 1: and the girls there were at the same at the
Speaker 1: same point for Cahola Creek, let's try and find an
Speaker 1: opponent and they were short ed call it Creek was
Speaker 1: and they had only two players on the bench, and
Speaker 1: so it was for Shannon Coley. It was a bit
Speaker 1: of a challenge, but coming out in the four two,
Speaker 1: three to one, they frustrated Fort Payne for most of
Speaker 1: the match and it wasn't until about six and a
Speaker 1: half minutes left in the match where Fort Payne finally
Speaker 1: broke through and it was a big win for Fort
Speaker 1: Payne in a matchup on the road. And I've got
Speaker 1: to figure out. I have to figure out, literally, I
Speaker 1: have to figure out how much of a road trip
Speaker 1: is Fort Payne from Dalton, because I was trying to
Speaker 1: figure out and I was trying to figure out where
Speaker 1: it is. But you know, Fort Payne to Dalton, and
Speaker 1: it'll be really interesting to see how it looks and
Speaker 1: it will be really cool to see these The first one,
Speaker 1: it was our first ever crossover matchup, by the way,
Speaker 1: so and it was really interesting to see how it
Speaker 1: was going to uh look on a on a matchup
Speaker 1: like this, and so it was you know when you're
Speaker 1: in a bye week, and so it was really interesting
Speaker 1: to see how it was going to how it was
Speaker 1: going to come across. And it was a really like
Speaker 1: I said, it was a really it was a It
Speaker 1: was a challenging day for Shannon Coley, the head coach
Speaker 1: at to Coahola Creek. We had a freshman keeper and
Speaker 1: there's a lot of promise there at Coholla Creek. On
Speaker 1: the girl's side, you were missing your second leading score
Speaker 1: top leading scorers. Both had nine goals on the season,
Speaker 1: but you were without five players, so your bench of
Speaker 1: seven was a bench of two and it was Yeah,
Speaker 1: once again, it was a It was a challenge for
Speaker 1: it was a challenge for Kahala Cree, but they ended
Speaker 1: up making sure that it was a big challenge for
Speaker 1: them and they ended up just on the losing end
Speaker 1: of the stick by the score of one nil. All right,
Speaker 1: now it's time we're in a no Delly, no dally zone.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Drewid Hills, we're gonna catch up with our
Speaker 1: buddy Kyoe Chimura, the head coach of Drewid Hills on
Speaker 1: the girls side.
Speaker 2: Kai, what up? You made it? Hey? Thank you for
Speaker 2: having me.
Speaker 3: Can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You're good dude, Okay, awesome, awesome, thank you for having
Speaker 3: me on the show.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I know that you you are like trying to catch
Speaker 1: water through an open hand sometimes and trying to be
Speaker 1: a guest on the show.
Speaker 2: And I'm glad we were able to track you down here.
Speaker 1: When you look at what you've been able to accomplish
Speaker 1: so far this season there at Drewid Hills, how would
Speaker 1: you how would you rate expectations coming in and where
Speaker 1: you are right now, how would you rate the gap
Speaker 1: to where we are getting toward the end of the
Speaker 1: regular season.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you know, entering into into the season, I
Speaker 3: knew uh new heading in that this was going to
Speaker 3: be the toughest reachion that I've had to we've had
Speaker 3: to compete in since I've been the head coach since
Speaker 3: since twenty eighteen. So with the yeah, region realignments, you know,
Speaker 3: we have mathematically qualify for the state tournament. Is like
Speaker 3: the bare minimum expectation to qualify for State. We still
Speaker 3: have one more region match left when we get back
Speaker 3: from spring break, because we're on spring break now.
Speaker 2: This week we.
Speaker 3: Play Saint Pius, which you know they're traditionally a tough opponent,
Speaker 3: So we go to h Saints on Wednesday, the sixteenth.
Speaker 3: So you know, we have to just you know, work
Speaker 3: hard and and you know, just execute and we can
Speaker 3: pull out a good result.
Speaker 2: And you know, right now.
Speaker 3: The region title is you know, out of our hands
Speaker 3: right now based on our record, but we can still
Speaker 3: finish in the in the two seed if if we
Speaker 3: can pull out a victory and if all other region
Speaker 3: tie breakers all the math works for us. But but yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean we're pretty much kind of where I think
Speaker 3: we would be. We had a kind of a tough
Speaker 3: loss in penalties against Northview about a few weeks ago.
Speaker 3: And you know, respect to Northview, Maris, Saint Pius, they're
Speaker 3: they're all good, uh you know, region opponents and uh,
Speaker 3: you know, for for our region, and it's been uh
Speaker 3: and with our region five Class four A with ten
Speaker 3: ten teams in there, it was definitely uh yeah, brutal
Speaker 3: to get through.
Speaker 2: So but yeah, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Six and two right now in region, and it is
Speaker 1: one of the more chaotic regions around because as you mentioned, Maris, Pious, Northview,
Speaker 1: Druid Hills, Clarkston, and then it's also North Springs, Tucker
Speaker 1: Cross Key southwest of Cabin Lithonia.
Speaker 2: So it's a bunch of.
Speaker 1: Heavyweights and you really can't flinch because you have Maris
Speaker 1: has eleven wins, Pious has ten wins. At ten and six,
Speaker 1: Northview has basically played a very scant non region schedulers
Speaker 1: seven and six, seven and two in region, and then
Speaker 1: you're ten and four and six and two.
Speaker 2: When you look at this, this.
Speaker 1: Region being what it is, how would you break down
Speaker 1: what the Cab County soccer has evolved into in the
Speaker 1: time that you have been the head coach there at
Speaker 1: Drewid Hills.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: I think overall the county, Uh, it's you know, the
Speaker 3: the competition is getting a lot a lot better. I
Speaker 3: think with the growth of different organizations and and and
Speaker 3: outreach in in community, whether it's soccer in the streets,
Speaker 3: whether it's other local clubs like in Atlanta or Concord.
Speaker 3: You know, more, more players are are playing and and
Speaker 3: it's uh, especially on the girls girls side too, Like
Speaker 3: I mean Clarkston has grown as a grown as a program. Uh,
Speaker 3: there's other other schools, Tucker's Tucker has grown. It's I
Speaker 3: mean we've exchanged when when's lost with them in the
Speaker 3: previous uh seasons. Uh so yeah, I mean they're is
Speaker 3: the Cab County is a hotbed for soccer and just
Speaker 3: real quick on you know for this region for girls
Speaker 3: and boys like this is it's easily the toughest region
Speaker 3: in four A. I I will put my probably outside
Speaker 3: of the only other region I might compete with that
Speaker 3: is probably that the Westminster region right next door, and
Speaker 3: then maybe the NORFOLKNA region. But with ten teams, and
Speaker 3: especially I mean, I gotta say on the boy's side,
Speaker 3: that is an easily a seven seven teams were I
Speaker 3: in my view playoff playoff worthy and it's a it's
Speaker 3: a shame that only four can go. But that's just
Speaker 3: how it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right now, we were going over the rankings before
Speaker 1: you popped in this this afternoon. Marris right now at
Speaker 1: number four and Pious is at number seven. So you're
Speaker 1: you're battling with two top ten teams and then you
Speaker 1: have a team in Northview that you're trying to challenge
Speaker 1: up against. You know, it's it is when it comes
Speaker 1: to the sport in general, just outside of the Cab County.
Speaker 1: I know that as someone who has seen the sport grow,
Speaker 1: it's been really cool to have all of these non
Speaker 1: traditional and yes I did just use air quotes for
Speaker 1: those that are listening. And it's also a dollar in
Speaker 1: the draw when I do it. Non traditional schools that
Speaker 1: are coming together and they're putting together quality soccer programs.
Speaker 1: And it's not, like I said, it's not just Indocab County.
Speaker 1: When you look at scheduling and you have a region
Speaker 1: with two top ten teams in it, that you're trying
Speaker 1: to battle in Uphill. How easy is it for you
Speaker 1: with the history that you've built there and that the
Speaker 1: history that Druid Hills has as a soccer program. How
Speaker 1: difficult is it to schedule non region games to fill
Speaker 1: out your schedule? Or do folks want to play hyper
Speaker 1: competitive matchups? How is scheduling for you?
Speaker 3: So scheduling is it's definitely difficult, or it's scheduling in
Speaker 3: itself is difficult because we try to I mean most
Speaker 3: coaches try to plant things out a year in advance,
Speaker 3: and so right now, like the past couple of weeks,
Speaker 3: I mean, I've been trying to schedule games like are
Speaker 3: especially non region games like a year in advance for
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six. Just to yeah, quick shout out to
Speaker 3: coach Engsberg over at Merris. He's helped with like kind
Speaker 3: of reach our own region scheduling for next year. So
Speaker 3: we already got kind of got that down pat, but
Speaker 3: we're trying to fill out, uh at least for me,
Speaker 3: still kind of get a couple more non region games
Speaker 3: in there. And I think, uh, well, the murmur is
Speaker 3: that uh, next next season, g HSA is gonna do
Speaker 3: the that power ranking system for classes four through six
Speaker 3: A because right now it's the private school and and
Speaker 3: one through one through three are doing it, and so
Speaker 3: it makes it even more of a uh a mode
Speaker 3: or kind of a motivation to get you know, some
Speaker 3: tougher inequality, yeah, teams to play against. So that helps
Speaker 3: with the power rankings, and yeah, it's it's uh, it
Speaker 3: can be a challenge for sure because you got to
Speaker 3: still communicate with other coaches, see what the schedules is like,
Speaker 3: and uh yeah, and that's yeah, it's not it's not
Speaker 3: easy to do well.
Speaker 1: And so are would you rather be the old school
Speaker 1: one through four?
Speaker 2: And you're inner? Do you want to go power rankings?
Speaker 2: How would you? How do you? How would you navigate this?
Speaker 3: Mmm? Uh, well it's that's a good question. There's with anything,
Speaker 3: there's pros and cons because part of I mean it's
Speaker 3: a I mean, yeah, it's it's tough me me personally,
Speaker 3: Uh I would like, I mean it it's tough because
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 1: The you're you're, you're you're you're trying to figure this
Speaker 1: one out, aren't you.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure this one out because it's because
Speaker 3: what I kind of understand how I could be a
Speaker 3: little wrong with wrong with this one, but you know,
Speaker 3: the private schools are kind of in their own classification.
Speaker 3: But but then if you go from four to six.
Speaker 3: I was just looking at this the other day that
Speaker 3: it most private schools in Georgia aren't like terribly big
Speaker 3: as far as student population, so there's a lot more
Speaker 3: of these smaller private school teams that are like less
Speaker 3: than let's say, six hundred students. Because the only ones
Speaker 3: that really come to mind that are you know, private
Speaker 3: schools that are from four for eight to six are
Speaker 3: like teams like Woodward or or Westminster, Blessed Trinity. But
Speaker 3: there's not really I can't really I don't know if
Speaker 3: there's like, you know, twenty private schools that are from
Speaker 3: four A to six A. So making a turn them
Speaker 3: out of that's interesting. And then yeah, the whole the
Speaker 3: whole power ranking, it's a it's interesting because yeah, like
Speaker 3: in like I said, in certain regions, there's easily in
Speaker 3: our region from for ten teams easily there's five or
Speaker 3: six that I would subscribe as they have the talent
Speaker 3: capabilities to be good playoff teams, you know. You know,
Speaker 3: So it's just interesting that some some regions have ten
Speaker 3: high schools or ten schools in it, and then other
Speaker 3: regions only have five. So it's I get it. I
Speaker 3: get it that geography plays a factor inness but but yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't I don't know if that really answered the question.
Speaker 2: But I mean it's got it.
Speaker 1: You know, it's got its pros and cons, and you
Speaker 1: got to figure out where you are because I know
Speaker 1: that as far back as it is for me, you know,
Speaker 1: back in the days of black and white television when
Speaker 1: I started, you know, back in like the nineteen forties,
Speaker 1: when when I was a high school student myself, it
Speaker 1: was you know, it's always been the four teams and
Speaker 1: you're fighting for that fourth region spot and you're trying
Speaker 1: to get in, and you make your noise as a
Speaker 1: fore seed and do whatever you're doing. And then there
Speaker 1: are instances where you have that fore seat, and that
Speaker 1: fore seat in that region for whatever reason, might have
Speaker 1: had a difficult schedule, might be below five hundred. People
Speaker 1: are sitting there going okay, well, I don't know if
Speaker 1: they deserve it, But then they come in they might
Speaker 1: be below five hundred, and then they'll come in like gangbusters.
Speaker 1: But it's because of who they scheduled. That made their
Speaker 1: you know, that made their Hey. So no, I completely
Speaker 1: understand the idea of okay, maybe yes, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but you're open for these kinds of ideas across the board,
Speaker 1: especially as they're trying to navigate them down there in Thomaston.
Speaker 1: To brag on your team a little bit with what
Speaker 1: you've been able to do both offensively and defensively. Sixty
Speaker 1: six goals scored in fourteen matches. That's an average of
Speaker 1: I think with five and a half or something like that.
Speaker 1: For someone who has never seen you play and is
Speaker 1: gearing up for these two matchups that you have left
Speaker 1: either at pap Pious or ad Heritage coming up next
Speaker 1: week after spring break. Who've been some of the stars
Speaker 1: for you this season that folks will gravitate towards when
Speaker 1: they watch it for the first time.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a very well balanced team, Like we have
Speaker 3: built up a good bit of chemistry. Most of my team,
Speaker 3: our juniors that's been together now for three years only
Speaker 3: I have two seniors, So it's you know, there's not
Speaker 3: really one player that I can say, like definitively that's
Speaker 3: oh yeah, Like it's we're a very well balanced team.
Speaker 3: We have plethora of different goal scores. That's not like
Speaker 3: we rely on just one person to get all of
Speaker 3: our goals. And you know just I mean it's we're
Speaker 3: very well balanced. We have Emi Meyer who scored goals,
Speaker 3: Grace Blanchard has scored goals, uh Asa Copeland has scored goals,
Speaker 3: and uh uh Emlyn Cooper is he ziglass in. Our
Speaker 3: midfield has been working together as a as a good unit.
Speaker 3: Uh Lissa's step has played solidly and she's our senior
Speaker 3: captain going to Clayton State to play. Our back line
Speaker 3: has been solid units with with Addison Greasewood, and I agree,
Speaker 3: Julia Blanchard playing sticking it together, Peyton Borner, uh being
Speaker 3: solid and then by Fisher keeping us in a lot
Speaker 3: of matches and making good safe So I mean a good,
Speaker 3: well balanced team. It's uh, I yeah, it's it's hard
Speaker 3: to just choose one.
Speaker 2: Oh, no doubt.
Speaker 1: That's why you ran down the roster and you were bragging.
Speaker 1: That's all I was hunting for. It's just like, tell
Speaker 1: me who tell me who folks can chase after? And
Speaker 1: you mentioned your defense, So let's talk about the defense
Speaker 1: a little bit. Averaging a little over a goal against
Speaker 1: per match.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Obviously you mentioned what's going on between the sticks, but
Speaker 1: who have been the stalwarts there for you defensively to
Speaker 1: make sure that you've got a higher number of the
Speaker 1: left hand side of the dash by the time the
Speaker 1: match is done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, defensively, Uh, I mean shout out to them all,
Speaker 3: like even like, uh, they've they've all, they've all contributed.
Speaker 3: There's plenty of instances where you know, our back line
Speaker 3: has has belled us out. Uh, you know, like Peyton
Speaker 3: Peyton borner U has has done very well out on
Speaker 3: the outside back role, very athletic. And then looking at
Speaker 3: the at the back line, Uh, we've you know, Julia
Speaker 3: Julia Blanchard's Nagreer has been a solid center back pairing.
Speaker 3: Orye Wideman has filled in in various different roles throughout
Speaker 3: the season, in in the back and in in the midfield.
Speaker 2: So it's chemistry is there.
Speaker 3: Addison Addison Greenswood has been a solid outside back and
Speaker 3: they just they it's a they're very composed, they get
Speaker 3: along and you know the communication is is is good.
Speaker 3: And then Blith Fisher in the in in goal, like
Speaker 3: she's she's made a lot of good says, I mean
Speaker 3: it's yeah, it's I think it's well balanced. And they're
Speaker 3: all outside of niagree our outside back Oh sorry, our
Speaker 3: defenders have been our all juniors, I agree as a senior.
Speaker 3: So again, they've had three years to be together and
Speaker 3: uh and know each other. So I think our chemistry
Speaker 3: and familiarity has has helped a lot.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it. And when it comes to your
Speaker 1: roster currently, when it comes to either seniors or who
Speaker 1: are going to the next level or juniors who are
Speaker 1: being looked at right now, who is going to the
Speaker 1: next level and who's getting looks right now?
Speaker 3: So playing So I mentioned earlier Lissa Steps, she's a
Speaker 3: She's one of our two seniors along with Niagrea. Alyssa
Speaker 3: has committed to Clayton State University D two school in Georgia.
Speaker 3: Un agreer Uh, you know, I think she has she's
Speaker 3: has capabilities of course to play college soccer, but she
Speaker 3: you know, has told me that she doesn't really want
Speaker 3: to play college soccer, which is totally okay. She's going
Speaker 3: to Kennesa State, uh to Uh, I think study Kendall
Speaker 3: are uh I think or I forgot what she was
Speaker 3: going to major to try to study and anyway point
Speaker 3: being is that you know she uh, she's going to
Speaker 3: do uh well in in school.
Speaker 2: Then looking at her junior.
Speaker 3: Class, that is the bulk of my roster. So after
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six it is going to look completely different.
Speaker 3: But you know, there's a few of our players that
Speaker 3: are have been going to these different ID College I
Speaker 3: D camps that you know, I would say VA's yeah,
Speaker 3: vast majority of her juniors. You know, any coaches out
Speaker 3: college coaches out there, you know, take a look at
Speaker 3: drewid Hills because we have plenty of players that I
Speaker 3: think can go on to the next level. Mentioned it earlier,
Speaker 3: Emily Meyer, Grace Blanchard, Emlyn Cooper, Peyton Borner, Addison Greswood,
Speaker 3: Julia Blanchard, blythe Fisher.
Speaker 2: They have been getting.
Speaker 3: The NIA cadets. They've been you know, it's this junior
Speaker 3: classes is solid and I know a few of them
Speaker 3: are quite a few of them play club soccer and
Speaker 3: so they've gone to these different ID camps and in
Speaker 3: these different club tournaments that college coaches have been assume
Speaker 3: going to. So they need to, yeah, take a look
Speaker 3: at Drew Hills. There's there's talent over here.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, because we have a when I
Speaker 1: do the high school football over at Georgia Public Broadcasting,
Speaker 1: we have a segment where we call make that kid Offer,
Speaker 1: and it is for a student athlete for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: they're either not being looked at at all for some reason,
Speaker 1: or when the looks that they're getting should be high
Speaker 1: level looks, like if someone is getting a look at
Speaker 1: Division two, they really should be getting a look for
Speaker 1: you know, fcs. If their fcs getting looks, they really
Speaker 1: should be Division one. Who in your mind, And I
Speaker 1: think I know where this answer is gonna go when
Speaker 1: you give it to me, who in your mind would
Speaker 1: fit the make that kid an offer category for you
Speaker 1: there at Druid Hills with that group of juniors that
Speaker 1: right now is going to be rising seniors at the
Speaker 1: end of the year.
Speaker 2: I think I know what you're gonna say, but go ahead.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, very yeah, it's a good, tough, tough, tough question.
Speaker 3: Uh well, you know, conventionally, you know our offensive players,
Speaker 3: you know it's again, we're very very well balanced, like
Speaker 3: Emily Myyer and Grace Blanter two leading goal scores. Emlyn
Speaker 3: Cooper is a great facilitator one of our other midfielder
Speaker 3: is the Ziglas who's a sophomore, so she has a
Speaker 3: couple more seasons left. I think college coaches are definitely
Speaker 3: gonna uh yeah, keeping should keep an eye out for her.
Speaker 3: Very very tough. But I'd say, uh, my answer to this,
Speaker 3: it might sound a little unconventional, but I think, uh,
Speaker 3: there are some college coaches should uh take a look
Speaker 3: at Peyton Borner Uh's or Julia Blanchard, those uh, those
Speaker 3: two players in our in our back, especially with Payton
Speaker 3: like she I've known her since her eighth grade year.
Speaker 2: She you know, grew growing up.
Speaker 3: I don't think she played a whole lot of uh soccer,
Speaker 3: Like I don't think it was till middle school until
Speaker 3: she's you know, kicked kicked the ball. And I don't
Speaker 3: think she she doesn't play club soccer anywhere. But she's
Speaker 3: very athletic. She's in our R O TC program at
Speaker 3: at high school, and so you know she, I mean
Speaker 3: with her athleticism like her, you know, uh skill set
Speaker 3: in a lot of in a lot of ways can
Speaker 3: I guess be described in certain ways, rob but there
Speaker 3: is so much potential in in Peyton Uh to be
Speaker 3: a and you know she's a you know, outstanding defend
Speaker 3: or for us, uh whether with the speed. Uh you know,
Speaker 3: she might not be the most technical player that we have.
Speaker 3: She's not gonna be on the stats sheet, but you
Speaker 3: know her physicality uh with for us and just helping
Speaker 3: uh you know us be a stronger unit. I think,
Speaker 3: uh college coaches especially, I would say, you know, just
Speaker 3: the the realist to me. I mean, some D three
Speaker 3: schools are n A I A schools. I think they
Speaker 3: should they should take a look at Peyton. And you know,
Speaker 3: for all my other other juniors, I mean they've already,
Speaker 3: like I said, they've already have gone to these different
Speaker 3: college uh I D camps uh in in the past.
Speaker 3: But you know, for someone that doesn't does not play
Speaker 3: club soccer, I think uh uh you know, Peyton Borner
Speaker 3: has kind of flown under the radar in certain in
Speaker 3: certain ways. So I think some college coaches should should
Speaker 3: look at her.
Speaker 1: Kay Chamora, head coach of the Druid Hills Girls program.
Speaker 1: Once again, Kai, thanks for dropping by being a part
Speaker 1: of Soccer's in session and we'll be keeping an eye
Speaker 1: on you. Thanks for being a great host earlier this
Speaker 1: season and letting us know about everything going on there.
Speaker 1: Nicab County Soccer. Thanks for being a part of the show,
Speaker 1: my friend. I really appreciate it. See you anytime.
Speaker 3: Thank you, John, thanks for having me on the show.
Speaker 1: There we go Kaya Chamorro, head coach of the Drewid
Speaker 1: Hills girls program, and let's say we were We had
Speaker 1: the Druid Hills Clarkston matchup earlier this season for them,
Speaker 1: and you know, Kai mentions the point that they are
Speaker 1: in a very very tough region. We mentioned Marriston Pious
Speaker 1: at the top of that region. Right now, the two
Speaker 1: of the top ten teams in Quad A on the
Speaker 1: girls side. And then you have Northview who only played
Speaker 1: four non region matchups, and there's seven and two in
Speaker 1: region in that ten team region where you're playing nine matchups.
Speaker 1: And so right now as things stand, they are that
Speaker 1: they're done. You have some teams I think Northview is
Speaker 1: done in region standing, so Region five Quada, You've got
Speaker 1: just a handful of teams with a handful of matchups left.
Speaker 1: So in the barn, Lathonia's in the barn southwest of
Speaker 1: Cabs in the barn, cross Keys is in the barn.
Speaker 1: Tucker's got one more North Springs has one more, Clarkston
Speaker 1: is done. So right now in the current setup, Druid
Speaker 1: Hills has a match to go, they win, they go
Speaker 1: to seven and two, and then you get into tie
Speaker 1: breakers and things like that. Pious seven and one, and
Speaker 1: remember the Pious Marist matchups that we had last week.
Speaker 1: Determined right now that Marist is region champ. They've only
Speaker 1: given up nine goals this season in fourteen matches and
Speaker 1: eighty four goals scored nine against with a two match
Speaker 1: win streak for Maris. So Maris right now is the
Speaker 1: number one seed out of Region five Quada. Pious right
Speaker 1: now is at number two, North Use at number three,
Speaker 1: Drewid Hills is number four, and so you have, right
Speaker 1: now those are your four coming out of Region five Quada.
Speaker 1: It's just going to determine who's got what where with
Speaker 1: these last region matchups that are that are attached to
Speaker 1: Druid Hills as they're right now the four and they're
Speaker 1: trying to work their way up the ladder. So as
Speaker 1: things go once again, that matchup with Pious is going
Speaker 1: to be big on the sixteenth because if you have
Speaker 1: Druid Hills win that one at Saint Pias at five
Speaker 1: point thirty. Pious then is now dragged into a three
Speaker 1: way tie with all of these with the other two
Speaker 1: teams that are there, So it would be Pious, Northview
Speaker 1: who is done, and Drewid Hills.
Speaker 2: So Drewid Hills needs to win.
Speaker 1: And then you get into the tie breakers where they
Speaker 1: lost to Northview, so they would be losing to Northview
Speaker 1: in the tiebreaker there, so they would be finishing below
Speaker 1: north View in the standings. But if they were to
Speaker 1: beat Pious, then they would have that tiebreaker on St.
Speaker 2: Pius.
Speaker 1: And there's going to be a test on this later on.
Speaker 1: So right now, here's how it is. If my math
Speaker 1: is correct. In in five quad, if Drewid Hills, Drewid
Speaker 1: Hills right now is the four. Drewid Hills right now
Speaker 1: is the four seed with a match to go. If
Speaker 1: Drewid Hills beats Pious, then they would be the three
Speaker 1: because Pious would lose the tiebreaker to Drewid Hills. And
Speaker 1: now we have to look at Northview. So all of
Speaker 1: this is contingent because they lost to Northview and they
Speaker 1: right now would be behind the they would be behind
Speaker 1: in the tiebreakers losing the Northview. But if you end
Speaker 1: up with north View. Let's see what north has done
Speaker 1: against Saint Pius. That's probably the larger question. So they
Speaker 1: lost to Pious, So Northew loses to Pious, then you
Speaker 1: would have the head to head involving the Pious Druid
Speaker 1: Hills matchup in this three way dance, possibly with three
Speaker 1: teams at seven and two. If Drewid Hills wins next week,
Speaker 1: so that's what you're staring at. Drewid Hills wins, then
Speaker 1: they would be the three. Saint Pious would be Wow,
Speaker 1: this is gonna this is a tiebreaker, Okay. So I
Speaker 1: was trying to sit here and go, okay, what's the
Speaker 1: tiebreaker situation? They'd all be at various ones and ones
Speaker 1: and so it's probably gonna end up being something like
Speaker 1: gold difference in the matchups themselves. So that's what you're
Speaker 1: that's what you're looking at possibly to determine the two,
Speaker 1: the three, and the four lost to North View was
Speaker 1: two to one for Druid Hills, and then you'd have
Speaker 1: the matchup against Pious. But it is all contingent upon
Speaker 1: a Druid Hills win at Saint Pius. So a Druid
Speaker 1: Hills win at Saint Pius would mean it's a three
Speaker 1: way dance at one in one, and then you get
Speaker 1: into the head to heads and things like that, and
Speaker 1: then goal difference. But the key here is the matchup
Speaker 1: at Saint Pius. Pious wins, they're the two seat Northew's
Speaker 1: the three, Saint Pius, and then Drewid Hills is the four.
Speaker 1: So it would be marist Pious, Northview, Drewid Hills, Maris
Speaker 1: Piaus Northview, Drewid Hills.
Speaker 2: That would be the four.
Speaker 1: If Saint Pius wins at home a week from tomorrow,
Speaker 1: then you would end up with that the two, the three,
Speaker 1: and the four. If Drewid Hills wins, Druid Hills goes
Speaker 1: to one in one losing to Northview, beating Saint Pius,
Speaker 1: then Saint Pious in their matchups once again in their schedule.
Speaker 1: Saint Pius beat north View, but then would have lost
Speaker 1: to Druid Hills, so they would be one in one,
Speaker 1: and so everyone's at one in one. My guess is
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to go to gold difference to figure
Speaker 1: something out. So I don't know the tiebreaker, but the
Speaker 1: key is once again to make sure if you are
Speaker 1: a fan of Druid Hills that you are rooting for
Speaker 1: the win at Saint Pias and going to the match
Speaker 1: at Saint Pius, just to make sure a week from
Speaker 1: tomorrow that everything is all copacetic and hunky dory when
Speaker 1: it comes to everything going on in that particular region.
Speaker 2: And that's just part of the equation.
Speaker 1: Part of the equation is right there with that particular matchup.
Speaker 1: So now that's what you're staring at there, all right.
Speaker 1: So let's get to the schedule here in the final
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes of the show, and I'm thinking that we
Speaker 1: might have to have Aaron Paul on the show next
Speaker 1: week because if I had a misplaced modifier in an email,
Speaker 1: I think he is and that's going to be on me.
Speaker 1: So we'll try and have Aaron Paul on the show
Speaker 1: next week to discuss everything right there at the last
Speaker 1: week of the regular season. So let's get into the
Speaker 1: schedule for today and break it all down and let
Speaker 1: you know where things are here in the midweek. And
Speaker 1: once again, this is this is a it is a
Speaker 1: it is a midweek spring break week period. So that's
Speaker 1: where we are with everything. Fifty two matches today, So
Speaker 1: it's not too bad because literally there were four matches
Speaker 1: yesterday in the state of Georgia and we were at
Speaker 1: one of them on the girls side. Fifty two matches
Speaker 1: today Lanier County and Monroe of Albany chasing after seating
Speaker 1: in their particular region. That one starts at three thirty
Speaker 1: Woodward and Love It. That's at four point fifteen Towns
Speaker 1: County and Trutland Towns County, trying to get another win
Speaker 1: in their season. They're already in double digit wins. That
Speaker 1: one's at five North for Scython Creek. You keep that
Speaker 1: one in mind. At five thirty Payson Westminster two teams
Speaker 1: at eleven and three. They're at six Lambert going up
Speaker 1: against Woodstock at six point thirty chasing after win number eleven.
Speaker 1: Osbourne is taking on fair Hope of Alabama. That one's
Speaker 1: at five thirty New Hampstead and benedictin in region play.
Speaker 1: That one is at seven o'clock Warner Robinson, Tifton, Region
Speaker 1: one five A four A seven o'clock Camden and Lowns
Speaker 1: in Region one six A. That one is at seven
Speaker 1: cook An at CO. Keep an eye on that one
Speaker 1: at CO is at thirteen and two. That one's going
Speaker 1: to be played in Pearson at seven o'clock MCA and
Speaker 1: Bryan County. Peach County and North Side Peach County is
Speaker 1: already at double digit wins this season.
Speaker 2: Tooms is taking on.
Speaker 1: Y Delia in in By Dahlia at Buck Cravey. That
Speaker 1: one is at seven o'clock Savannah Arts in South Evingham,
Speaker 1: John Milligen, Stratford, Whitfield and ais Clayburn County. Harrelson County
Speaker 1: is at seven o'clock Veterans in Perry two teams double
Speaker 1: digit wins both. That one's going to be at Perry.
Speaker 1: That one's at seven o'clock Murray County and Ridgeland up
Speaker 1: in the mountains Calhoun and Islands. That's an interesting matchup
Speaker 1: on the coast. Eight and seven and eleven and four
Speaker 1: Athens Christian hosting Monsignor Donovan on a road trip during
Speaker 1: spring break, Savannah Christian, Swainsboro, Valwood and CFCA Westover and Deerfield, Windsor,
Speaker 1: Mount Pisgah and the Weber School, Valdosta and Buryon in
Speaker 1: a non region matchup South for Scyth and Wesleyan. Once again,
Speaker 1: you've got that one today. You have a Central, Macon
Speaker 1: and a Charter Westside and Rutland LFO and Fannin County,
Speaker 1: Franklin County and Seneca of South Carolina, Montgomery County, Dewley County,
Speaker 1: FBD and Lamar Ringolden Heritage Manchester, Macon County, Dawson County
Speaker 1: and East for scythe Northeast and tat In All Forsyth
Speaker 1: Central and Edawa. You have Elbert and Stevens Lagrange and
Speaker 1: Harris Dalton in Northwest Whitfield Dalton at thirteen to zero.
Speaker 1: Northwest Whitfield is eleven and one. That one is at
Speaker 1: seven point thirty Caro, Darty, North Marie and Pickens, Fitzgerald
Speaker 1: and Calklt. That's a great non region match up there.
Speaker 1: Richmond Hill and Savannah Country Day two teams at eight
Speaker 1: o'clock north of double digit wins. Shawn Jorden. We mentioned
Speaker 1: West Forscyth and river Ridge. On the boys side, river
Speaker 1: Ridge at twelve and zero. They're going to have Senior
Speaker 1: Night at eight o'clock. Cherokee Southeast, Whitfield and Columbus and Spencer.
Speaker 1: Those are your matchups on the boy's side, fifty two
Speaker 1: matches today and on the girls side once again West
Speaker 1: for scythe rank number two nationally, Roswell rank number four nationally.
Speaker 1: Brookwood and Lambert also in the top ten nationally for
Speaker 1: girl soccer. Here in the state of Georgia only thirty
Speaker 1: matches on the girls side. Today it is Murray County
Speaker 1: Ridgelind five o'clock start Athens. Christian has the front end
Speaker 1: of the doubleheader at five o'clock as well. Whitfield and
Speaker 1: ais Is at five Stratford, John Milledge, Mount Pisga and Weber.
Speaker 1: Carolina Day and raven Gatnacucci. Remember we've told you the
Speaker 1: story about rabn Gatnaicucci before, where they have a because
Speaker 1: of geography, they have a waiver to play in the
Speaker 1: North Carolina Interscholastic Sports Association.
Speaker 2: So they're playing in the n C in c Skiza
Speaker 2: and they.
Speaker 1: Get Carolina Day at five o'clock in Dillard Pine creston Pacelli.
Speaker 1: Two teams north of double digit wins LFO and Fannin
Speaker 1: County Elbert and Stevens at five thirty, as is Franklin
Speaker 1: and Seneca, FPD and Lamar South. For Scyth and Wesleyan
Speaker 1: it is Claybourne and Harrelson five point thirty Eastern time
Speaker 1: in Buchanan Dawson County East for Scyth, Lagrange and Harris
Speaker 1: West Forscyth and river Ridge West Forscyth at twelve and
Speaker 1: one river Ridge at five and seven. On the girls side,
Speaker 1: that one's at five thirty North Mury and Pickens. That
Speaker 1: one's also at five thirty four, Sythes Central and Eduwa
Speaker 1: Cherokee and Southeast Whitfield Woodward Academy love It it's at
Speaker 1: six Hayesville, North Carolina is taking on Swain once again,
Speaker 1: because that drifts into this adi that we have Swain
Speaker 1: County's at six o'clock at nine and one Denmark and
Speaker 1: North for Scyth. It is White Plains and Lincoln Creekview
Speaker 1: North for Syth, Sequoia and Lambert Lambert twelve and one.
Speaker 1: That one's at seven forty five. They had the matchup
Speaker 1: flipped for the girl's side because of Lambert's girls being
Speaker 1: twelve and one there as well. So that's your rundown
Speaker 1: of all of the action, all of the standings, all
Speaker 1: of the things that are going on here with soccer
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Speaker 1: Once again, quick reminder that tonight five thirty and eight,
Speaker 1: it is West Forscyth at river Ridge Girls at five
Speaker 1: thirty Boys at eight Senior Day. In between Drew Dickinson
Speaker 1: will have the call for you in that matchup and
Speaker 1: it will be nationally ranked teams on display in both matchups,
Speaker 1: Riverridge's Boys West for Site's girls West Verscyth once again
Speaker 1: ranked number two in the country in the girls side
Speaker 1: according to our friends at max Preps, top of the
Speaker 1: poll on the girl's side once again courtesy of our
Speaker 1: friends at Scoreboard. So challenges for both of these teams
Speaker 1: in this matchup. On Senior Day twenty one seniors are
Speaker 1: going to be celebrated at river Ridge and we will
Speaker 1: have the matchups for you at five thirty and eight.
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Speaker 1: and then what you end up doing is you can
Speaker 1: you can get an email notification to sit there and say, oh,
Speaker 1: something's live on SDH and so that way SDH is
Speaker 1: live and you know about it newsletter form and it's
Speaker 1: all good to go in that regard, so you'll have
Speaker 1: that ready for you once again five thirty and eight
Speaker 1: West Forscyth and river Ridge. That one is tonight. We
Speaker 1: are efforting a matchup on Friday. I'll let you know
Speaker 1: when we can let you know what that matchup is
Speaker 1: on Friday, and we do have a match we do
Speaker 1: have a match day circled and so we're trying to
Speaker 1: track down that particular match day and see if we
Speaker 1: can give it to you here on Friday on Friday
Speaker 1: Night Football on the SDH Network, presented by our friends
Speaker 1: at Kaiser Permanente. Yesterday, once again, it was great to
Speaker 1: be at Kaholla Creek to see Caaholla Creek and Fort
Speaker 1: Payne and first time ever that we were there for
Speaker 1: a matchup at Caholla Creek and to see those programs
Speaker 1: continue to grow on the boys and girls sides. It
Speaker 1: was great to see that yesterday as well up there
Speaker 1: in suburban Dalton in Whitfield County. So that was a
Speaker 1: fun match as well. So the layout once again tomorrow
Speaker 1: on the SDH Network, SDHAM is going to have Jason
Speaker 1: hosting SDCHAM. Tyler Pilgrim from Scarves and Spikes will be there.
Speaker 1: Dylan Butler will be there as well to talk everything
Speaker 1: Major League soccer. Then it'll be on third, it'll be
Speaker 1: on Thursday, it will be Atlanta United to in Philadelphia
Speaker 1: to take on Philadelphia Union two. We'll have that one
Speaker 1: for you in Chester six to forty five pre game
Speaker 1: seven o'clock kick here on the SDH network. And then
Speaker 1: Thursday once again with the Tuesa Friday with the matchup
Speaker 1: that we have for Friday night football presented by our
Speaker 1: friends at Kaiser Permanente, and we couldn't do it without them,
Speaker 1: couldn't do it without you, And so it's going to
Speaker 1: be another fun week. And then next week we started
Speaker 1: all over again. It's going to be Landy United taking
Speaker 1: on the Revs.
Speaker 2: On the twelve.
Speaker 1: They get the early game two thirty in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Then Monday we've got to match planned. Tuesday we've got
Speaker 1: a match planned. Thursday we've got a big match planned,
Speaker 1: and then it looks like Friday we're going to have
Speaker 1: multiple places. So keep SDH one and two in your
Speaker 1: minds as we go here every single time out. So
Speaker 1: that is another go round of soccer's and session presented
Speaker 1: by our friends at Kaiser Permanente, and.
Speaker 2: We'll be back once again.
Speaker 1: SDHAM nine oh five tomorrow morning thanks to Kayu Chimura
Speaker 1: to break down everything at Drewid Hills High School. Here
Speaker 1: once again is my request for you. If you have
Speaker 1: a favorite soccer program, boys or girls, and the reason
Speaker 1: I asked to coach you Chimura this is well, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna ask you the same thing. If you have a
Speaker 1: favorite boys or girls program and there is a student
Speaker 1: athlete that is stellar on the field off extracurriculars on
Speaker 1: the field, lighten it up, doing well, defensively, great between
Speaker 1: the sticks, what have you, and they are not getting
Speaker 1: the looks you think they should be getting. If you're
Speaker 1: a coach, if you are, you know, if you're a
Speaker 1: mom or a teammate, let us know. Let us know
Speaker 1: who's not getting the looks, who needs to make that
Speaker 1: kid and offers when it comes to high school here
Speaker 1: in the state of Georgia, attached to your favorite programs,
Speaker 1: let us know, send us all the deats and then
Speaker 1: that way we can let everybody know what's going on
Speaker 1: with all of the great talent here in the state
Speaker 1: of Georgia. Number three for talent American football. No reason
Speaker 1: to think that it couldn't be right up there with
Speaker 1: the football version of football and keeping an eye on
Speaker 1: all of that stuff. So let us know who your
Speaker 1: talents are around the state that might not be getting
Speaker 1: the looks you think they deserve for whatever reason. They're
Speaker 1: two whatever, too small, too slow. Yes, I'm doing all
Speaker 1: of these quotes for two whatever that aren't getting the
Speaker 1: looks you think they deserve. Let us know on all
Speaker 1: of our social media platforms here at SDH, and we
Speaker 1: will continue to endeavor all of that and continue to
Speaker 1: promote and let everybody know what makes Georgia High School
Speaker 1: soccer so special here on the network. So for everybody
Speaker 1: here at SDH, for Jason, for Maddie, for Drew, who's
Speaker 1: going to be at Riveridge tonight, if you're there, say
Speaker 1: hi to Drew, Drew Dickinson, I'll have a call for
Speaker 1: you five point thirty and eight on the network at
Speaker 1: Soccer down here dot mixbore dot com. Say hi to Drew,
Speaker 1: Say he to Maddie, sayh to Jason, say head to Jarrett,
Speaker 1: say he to Nick. And when you see me, say
Speaker 1: hi to me too. We'll say hi, and we'll have
Speaker 1: conversations about really cool stuff going on with soccer here
Speaker 1: in the State of Georgia. It's another go around a
Speaker 1: soccers in session presented by our friends at Kaiser Permanente.
Speaker 1: Thanks for dropping by a plate safe everybody. We will
Speaker 1: see you next time. It's the end of the show.
Speaker 2: It means they can do that.