Springfield’s Girls Soccer Regional Finals Recap
The latest round of Illinois High School Association girls soccer regionals saw several Springfield‑area squads punch their tickets to the sectional stage, delivering dominant performances and setting up a slate of compelling matchups.
Springfield High opened its regional final with a 7‑0 victory over Sacred Heart‑Griffin, a result highlighted by Kamryn Hoffman’s four goals. Hoffman’s tally not only powered the win but also marked her as the first girls soccer player in IHSA annals to reach 150 career goals and 100 assists.
The Wildcats will next travel to face Troy Triad in the Alton Sectional semifinals on Wednesday, May 27 at 6:30 p.m., a contest that promises another test of their offensive firepower.
Key Performances and Upcoming Matchups
Chatham Glenwood continued its strong postseason run with a 5‑1 win over Quincy, highlighted by Caroline Cody’s hat trick. The Titans are slated to meet Waterloo in the Alton Sectional semifinals on Wednesday, May 27 at 4:30 p.m., a rematch that could decide the next step toward the state tournament.
Williamsville rolled past Warrensburg‑Latham 8‑0, with Ella Plumb delivering a hat trick of her own. The Bullets will host the No. 2‑seeded team in the Rochester Sectional semifinals on Tuesday, May 26 at 4 p.m., aiming to extend their unbeaten streak.
Rochester secured a 2‑0 triumph over Quincy Notre Dame, thanks in part to Mary Jane Keller’s insurance goal. The Rockets are scheduled to play the winner of the Decatur St. Teresa and Mount Zion matchup on Tuesday, May 26 at 6 p.m., a game that could reshape the sectional bracket.
Pleasant Plains dominated Athens 9‑0, and Raelyn Brammer’s hat trick underscored the win. The Cardinals will meet the victor of the Litchfield and Hillsboro contest in the Litchfield Sectional semifinals, a matchup that will test their depth.
Greenville edged Carlinville 1‑0, with Emma Veith scoring the lone goal. The Cardinals are set to face Alton Marquette in the Litchfield Sectional semifinals on Tuesday, May 26 at 4 p.m., a game that could see them advance to the final.
Bethalto Civic Memorial edged Staunton 1‑0, courtesy of Allie Kamp’s decisive strike. The Lancers await the winner between Litchfield and Hillsboro in the Litchfield Sectional semifinals, a contest that will determine their path forward.
With a blend of record‑breaking individual feats and team resilience, the regional finals have set an electric tone for the upcoming sectional semifinals, promising more high‑stakes soccer across the Springfield area.