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Anna Maxim’s two goals in the first and second halves, combined with a stingy defense, deliver Edwardsville’s first sectional championship since 2024 and a berth in the upcoming Super-Sectional.
Morton High School clinched the Class 2A Morton Sectional title with a 5‑0 victory over Dunlap, driven by Claire Ceresa's hat trick, while Edwardsville halted Notre Dame's perfect season with a 2‑0 win.
Edwardsville and Father McGivney are one win away from their respective sectional girls soccer championships. Each program seeks its first title in decades, setting the stage for a dramatic showdown.
Notre Dame routed East Moline United 5-0 with a hat trick from Abigail Chaddock, while Dunlap edged Normal West 1-0 in double overtime. Both squads will meet their respective championship opponents on Friday.
A decisive goal by Reagan Jumper, assisted by Astri Selberg, broke a tight contest and propelled Edwardsville into the sectional championship against a dominant Peoria Notre Dame squad.
St. Louis City SC honored former player Sam Fink before a quarterfinal match, linking his early career with the city’s evolving soccer landscape while he balances family, business, and faith.
St. Louis City SC paused its preparations to recognize Sam Fink, a former player whose career spans the city’s soccer evolution.
The Tigers secured their ninth consecutive Class 3A regional championship, highlighted by Genny Burroughs' saves and Olivia Wolz's decisive penalty.