The standings in the Three Rivers District Girls Soccer ⚽️ is a tale of two groups. Floyd County is trying hard to field a Varsity squad, Alleghany competed hard but failed to win a match in the league and Patrick County only defeated Alleghany twice.
At the top of the league you will find Glenvar and the Highlanders are primed to make a strong case for being State Champs 🏆 next month. James River is next and they also a notch above everyone not named Glenvar. Carroll County overall is 8-4-2 on the season and each of their four setbacks came at the feet of the Highlanders and Knights.
In the second teir of the league is where we find the Cavaliers and the Bobcats. When the two tangled earlier this season they played to a scoreless draw.
This leads us into tonight. A win over the Bobcats would be the biggest victory of the season and give the Cavaliers a chance to finish up on third place.
A draw would prove that the club is on the same level as Radford and give the team momentum heading into their Tuesday and Wednesday home matches.
A setback would not be the end of the World, nor would it dimmenish what has been accomplished in the inaugural season for Coach Harris, but it would be a missed opportunity for the group.
Somet tmes a match is just a match, other times in an opportunity to make a statement about who you are and where you’re trying hard to get to.
So, here in a few hours, when the staff is having a chat on the Bus 🚌 as it rides up Highway 🛣 100, the thought process can include a narrative about what is at stake tonight !
Let’s not forget that Brittany Kinney and her squad will be on the Pitch first for the next to the last time. The team has grown this season by leaps and bounds, especially when its considered that they started from scratch.
Plenty of reasons to represent The Hill in a place that can be tough to play.
In closing, if you are a Soccer ⚽️ fan and can’t make it to Radford, please stop by Tommy Thompson Field for the Boys Doubleheader.
A.S.P.N on The Hill 