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“He brings a lot of energy,” McCallum said of the junior defender. “When he came into tryouts you can’t help but love him and
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just keep that energy going and let’s take it one game at a time.”
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with William.” McCallum said he did not, as of Wednesday, know who the Spartans would face first in the playoffs. “We’re happy to keep playing games,” he said. “The energy that the guys had at the end of the game, I think
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Alexander and Amanda Sellman added two each. “It was just a team game today,” Keller said of the Bellevue game. “They played together, communicated well, and just the little things that we’ve been trying to work on, they buttoned up really well.”
watch. He’s got a never-die attitude,” McCallum said. “With William, he’s just an outstanding, talented player. Watching him play is so much fun. When my kids come I say, ‘Watch that one.’ They’re all great, but you’re going to see some fun stuff
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away for a 11-5 win. And late last week, the Spartans fell to Shorewood 10-9 in sudden death, triple overtime. “It was a tough game,” Keller said of Friday’s marathon that seemed to play longer than “Water World.” “That can be demoralizing, but they came back and played really hard on Monday against Newport and played really well,” Keller said. “We felt like we were in a good spot coming into this game.” “They totally stepped up,” he said of the Spartans. Keller added he thought the overtime battle seemed to be the high mark of the season. “We kept playing for so long and played really well, great defense, great game communication. If my season would had ended that day, I would have been really happy with the heart that they showed in that overtime loss.” Those two losses gave the Spartans the mettle they needed Wednesday. The bench and the Spartans’ younger players also contributed to the Bellevue win, Keller said. And the offense was notable, given the Wolverines’ skilled goalkeeper, Sierra Anderson. “She’s a senior this year, and I’m not going to lie. I’m glad,” Keller said. “I’m sick of shooting on her; she’s a great player, a great goalie.” Anderson forced the Spartans to shoot for the corners — and so they did. “Essentially everything that went in - unless it was a deflection that washed in - it had to be a corner,” Keller said. The Spartans spread the scoring around. Senior Maggie Alexander led the Spartans with five goals. Josie Davis, a freshman, and Estes had one each. Against Newport, Evelyn Newman had two goals, Celia Chaussabel added two, and Alexander had one. In the Shorewood matchup, Newman finished with five goals — and an incredible 14 steals — while
out team co-captains Ben Freedman and William Economy, saying that much of the credit for the team’s successful season should go to them. “For Ben, he’s just such a hard-working player [and] he’s so much fun to
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his attitude, but to be fair he struggled with the adjustment. He did. Only now in these last few weeks has he started to pitch in with goals. He had the key goal last week against Eastside Catholic right before halftime. He’s coming along.” McCallum also singled
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