After a successful season from the girls’ soccer team, making it to sub-state and facing a tough loss to Maryville, Bearden will have to say goodbye to an accomplished senior class. Over their four years, the Lady Bulldogs made it to state twice, including a run to the state semifinals last year, and they made it
Expectations are high for the girls soccer team this year with some key returning seniors set to complement and mentor a talented freshman class. That is probably most evident in senior forward Abby Brewer mentoring freshman forward Brinley Murphy. Murphy’s position as a major contributor to the program as a freshman is a reminder of Brewer’s 2016 season when
The Lady Soccer Dogs have a feeling of déjà vu as they will play Brentwood High School in the first round of the TSSAA soccer tournament Bearden faced off against Brentwood in the first-round last year and lost 1-0. This year, the team is excited to show off their progress and create different results from last
The Bearden girls soccer team clinched the region title Thursday night with a 3-0 win over Science Hill, clinching home field advantage for sectionals on Saturday. The Lady Bulldogs host Hardin Valley at 7 p.m. with a trip to the state tournament on the line. The first 50 students to arrive at the sectional game on Saturday will receive
Confident and prepared, the Bearden Lady Soccer Dogs feel ready to generate success in the postseason. Bearden will open the postseason with a district tournament game at home against West at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. “Winning our district has the team feeling pretty confident going into the district tournament games,” senior captain Emily Carlevato said. “We
Bearden won against rival Farragut in high scoring fashion Thursday night. Juniors Abby Brewer, Taylor Cross, and Alex Smith, and freshman Kailyn Scott all scored in the 4-0 win. The Lady Bulldogs came out strong, scoring their first two goals in the first eight minutes of the game. “We started early, I think that was
Junior Abby Brewer and the rest of the Bearden soccer team will take on rival Farragut on Thursday in what is always an emotional game. The last matchup between the Lady Bulldogs and Lady Admirals was a 2-0 victory for Bearden that sent them to the state tournament. Brewer and Emily Carlevato scored the goals. Since that
Bearden soccer has posted clean sheets in four of its first five games this season, only allowing their first goal of the season Thursday night in their 5-1 win over Giles County to kick off the Bearden Invitational. After losing three starters on the back line and their primary goal keeper last season, Bearden had
Bearden soccer beat West 5-0 last night in their second game of the season. The goals came from juniors Abby Brewer, Taylor Cross, Hannah Wilson, and Alex Smith and senior Emily Carlevato. Senior goal keeper Maggie Jones also held the Rebels scoreless. Cross opened the scoring in the 4th minute on a free kick. “I think scoring early helped
After last season’s success, the Bearden Lady Soccer Dogs have high hopes going into the new season and are looking to prove themselves once again. “I always expect big things, especially from these girls,” Coach Ryan Radcliffe said. “Last year was first time the girls have been to state in a while, and so I
