Rachel Silverman scored a goal and added two assists as Charleston Catholic shut out Nitro 3-0 in a battle of state-ranked high school girls soccer teams Monday.

Kirsten Mullins and Lucky Lucente each scored a goal for the Fighting Irish (11-2-2), the No. 1 squad in the Class AA-A state coaches association rankings.

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Charleston Catholic’s Victoria Thomas (right) delivers a kick in front of Nitro’s Kaitlin Still.

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For Class AAA No. 11 Nitro (7-4-3), Mallory Scarbro made eight stops.

Sissonville goalie Jana Curry had one save, and the Huskies' Elizabeth Thompson had 12. Hoover is 4-9.

Also scoring for the Redskins were Courtney Underwood, Lindsay Schwendiman, Staci Proudfoot and Deanna Boyer.

Rachel Silverman scored a goal and added two assists as Charleston Catholic shut out Nitro 3-0 in a battle of state-ranked high school girls soccer teams Monday.

Kirsten Mullins and Lucky Lucente each scored a goal for the Fighting Irish (11-2-2), the No. 1 squad in the Class AA-A state coaches association rankings.

Diane Bronikowski turned in six saves for her ninth shutout for Catholic, which outshot the Wildcats 23-12.

For Class AAA No. 11 Nitro (7-4-3), Mallory Scarbro made eight stops.

Sissonville goalie Jana Curry had one save, and the Huskies' Elizabeth Thompson had 12. Hoover is 4-9.

Also scoring for the Redskins were Courtney Underwood, Lindsay Schwendiman, Staci Proudfoot and Deanna Boyer.

Hurricane used three keepers to earn the shutout. Morgan Caudill stopped 12 shots for the Warriors (3-9).

Kayla Moles turned in seven saves for the shutout for No. 17 Poca (7-8). For the No. 13 Black Knights (5-6-1), Ashley Burns had five saves.

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Christian Gerencir had three saves for his eighth shutout for the Class AA-A No. 5 Fighting Irish (8-5-2). Derik Ayers turned in eight stops for the Patriots (4-7-2).