August 20, 2012
Prep soccer gets into full swing today
Kenny Kemp
Herbert Hoover goalkeeper Bailey Aab secures a save as Sissonville's Madison Jones (middle) tries to sneak one in Monday evening. The Huskies' Olivia Gandee (far right) also helped on the play.
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Twelve games are on tap tonight for area high school soccer teams.

On the girls side, Charleston Catholic (2-0) will hit the road for the first time this season as the Fighting Irish head to St. Albans. South Charleston will host Capital, while Cabell Midland makes the trip to Nitro.

After two shutout wins, Winfield (2-0) looks for its third straight as the Generals play host to Huntington and Sissonville visits Fairmont Senior.

Six local games are scheduled in boys' soccer.

Hurricane hosts Oak Hill, Point Pleasant travels to Herbert Hoover, Sissonville hosts Robert C. Byrd, Spring Valley visits South Charleston, Nitro goes to Cabell Midland and Charleston Catholic heads to Princeton.

Prep soccer

Mary Schmeck scored two goals, including a penalty kick, as Sissonville cruised to a 7-0 win over host Herbert Hoover in girls high school soccer Monday evening.

Lydia Murray and Madison Jones each found the back of the net twice for the Indians (2-0) while Taylor Rhodes added a single tally.

Hoover (0-1) was out shot 26-2 in the game.

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  • WVU SOCCER: West Virginia true freshman Kailey Utley was named the Varsity Sports Report athlete of the week Monday following her three-point afternoon against visiting Western Carolina last Sunday.

    Utley scored a goal and assisted on the game-winner for the Mountaineers in only 62 minutes of work.

  • The West Virginia men's soccer team was ranked No. 18 in the TopDrawerSoccer.com preseason poll Monday.
  • The Mountaineers will open its season with a match against Hartford on Saturday.

  • WVU senior defender Eric Schoenle was named a preseason first team All-American by College Soccer News and College Sports Madness.
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