The final two tickets in the Kanawha Valley will be punched today for soccer regionals.
The final two tickets in the Kanawha Valley will be punched today for soccer regionals.
George Washington (14-5-2), the defending state champion that finished fifth in the state coaches association rankings, will take on No. 7 South Charleston (14-4-1) at 10 a.m. in the Class AAA Region 3 Section 1 boys sectional championship game at the Trace Fork Soccer Complex.
The Region 3 Section 1 girls section title game kicks off at approximately noon, featuring No. 6 George Washington (15-4-1) and No. 17 Capital (10-10-1).
GW disposed of SC 3-0 during the regular season in both teams' season opener Aug. 18. The Black Eagles, though, have turned things around, finishing with their best season in years. SC beat No. 2 Parkersburg (2-1), lost to No. 1 Hurricane (3-2) after leading at halftime and tied No. 4 Winfield (1-1).
The Patriots had to replace seven starters from last year's title-winning team but seem to have found the winning formula again, beating No. 2 Parkersburg (3-0) and No. 15 Wheeling Park (1-0), losing to No. 1 Hurricane (2-1) and tying AA-A No. 1 Charleston Catholic (2-2) this year.
GW defeated Capital 3-1 in their only meeting Sept. 20. These two have a history as the Cougars upset the then-No. 1 Patriots 1-0 in last year's sectional semifinals.
The final two tickets in the Kanawha Valley will be punched today for soccer regionals.
George Washington (14-5-2), the defending state champion that finished fifth in the state coaches association rankings, will take on No. 7 South Charleston (14-4-1) at 10 a.m. in the Class AAA Region 3 Section 1 boys sectional championship game at the Trace Fork Soccer Complex.
The Region 3 Section 1 girls section title game kicks off at approximately noon, featuring No. 6 George Washington (15-4-1) and No. 17 Capital (10-10-1).
GW disposed of SC 3-0 during the regular season in both teams' season opener Aug. 18. The Black Eagles, though, have turned things around, finishing with their best season in years. SC beat No. 2 Parkersburg (2-1), lost to No. 1 Hurricane (3-2) after leading at halftime and tied No. 4 Winfield (1-1).
The Patriots had to replace seven starters from last year's title-winning team but seem to have found the winning formula again, beating No. 2 Parkersburg (3-0) and No. 15 Wheeling Park (1-0), losing to No. 1 Hurricane (2-1) and tying AA-A No. 1 Charleston Catholic (2-2) this year.
GW defeated Capital 3-1 in their only meeting Sept. 20. These two have a history as the Cougars upset the then-No. 1 Patriots 1-0 in last year's sectional semifinals.
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