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Girls Scores

Denison-Schleswig 1, Glenwood 0 -

D-S 1, Glenwood 0 (2 OT Shootouts 3-2)
D-S improves to 5-8 this season, 2-4 vs. Hawkeye 10 teams

Shots: Glenwood 23, Denison 4
Shots on goal: Glenwood 16, D-S 3
Saves: Sam Chandler had 15 saves in goal in the match and 1 save in shootouts

for a total of 16 saves, and Jimena Lupian had 1 non-keeper
save for the Lady Monarchs.

After 80 minutes and (2) 10 minute overtimes, the score was tied 0-0 so the match went into
penalty kicks.
Glenwood kicked 1st and made their shot. Karla Sanchez followed with a made shot just inside
the left post for a 1-1 score. Glenwood kicked 2nd and their shot hit the crossbar and bounced
straight down but didn’t cross the line. Denison’s 2nd shot was above the crossbar. On
Glenwood’s 3rd shot, Sam Chandler made a diving save just inside the left post. Denison’s 3rd
shot hit the crossbar. Glenwood’s 4th shot hit the crossbar. Aremy Santos made her shot,
skimming it off the right post and into the side net to make the score 2-1. Glenwood made their
5th shot to tie the shootouts 2-2. Estela Lupian, who was the last kicker, made her shot just
inside the right post to win the shootout 3-2, giving the Lady Monarchs the 1-0 victory.
Comments by Coach Eller: “Congratulations to the Lady Monarchs on an exceptional win! The
records on Bound go back to 2011 and Denison hadn’t beaten Glenwood in girls’ soccer since
before 2011!! Glenwood has a great team with a lot of speed - they share 9 varsity players who
are out for soccer and track. I would assume several of their players will be running in the state
track meet. Glenwood does a great job of possessing the ball and creating shots. We got the
shutout with a combination of some great saves by Sam and Jimena, dodging a couple bullets
and mostly by playing very good defense with marking very well and forcing Glenwood to take
most of their shots from outside of 25 yards out. We had to adjust our defense at halftime
because Glenwood was owning the middle of the field against us, creating too many shots. We
cut down their number of shots in the 2nd half and overtime with that adjustment. Offensively,
we had some great counters that led to breakaways and 1 on 1s. However, Glenwood’s
defense was so much faster than we are so they shut down all of our breakaways before we
could even get a shot off. We turned down some shots from 25-35 yards out that we needed to
take as shots were hard to get against their fast defense. I want to recognize Jimena Lupian,
Xochitl Arellano, Jocelyn Serrato, Janet Castillo, Leilany Morales, Rosy Segoviano, Libby Leon,
Estela Lupian, Hally Escobar, Giana Garcia, Mia Garcia, Nadia Medina and Karla Sanchez for
staying marked up in the midfield and defense to prevent Glenwood from getting any easy shots
against us. When Glenwood took shots on goal, Sam caught everything cleanly and didn’t allow
any goals on deflections or rebounds. The effort the girls played with today was tremendous
and the trust we had in our teammates to do her job, so we could focus on our job, earned the
shutout and a huge conference win. In the shootouts, our penalty kicks were taken with a lot of
power and confidence. Today was the signature win of my 3 years coaching the Lady
Monarchs”.

Council Bluffs Lincoln 3, Sioux City North 0
Missouri Valley 6, Riverside 1
ADM 1, Ballard 0
Nevada 18, Greene County 0
Treynor 1, West Central Valley 0
Council Bluffs Jefferson 1, Sioux City East 0
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 3, Sioux City West 0