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Brittany Livingston keeps the

ball away from her opponent

from Baptist Bible College.

The girls played a tough game Rebekah giving their all

against them in the National Germano

Invitational Tournament, and Entering the second half

they never gave up. “This year

was full of surprises for a sec­ of the regional finals,

ond-year team. Winning the the wom en’s soccer team came

regional tournament and tak­

ing the champions of the Na­ from behind to win the regional tournam ent. After

tional tournament into over­
beating Toccoa Falls, the team went into the final

time in the final game was

truly an awesome experi­ championship game with the desire to win. They

ence,” Diana Odum said. displayed skill and hard work by coming back in the

second half to win the game against Atlanta Chris­

The highlight of the tian. The win allowed them to bring home the first

regional tournament women’s soccer title. They presented their plaque for

was the "come back" winning Regionals to Dr. Stratton in chapel. The

against Atlanta Chris­ girls came together as a team to make this a suc­

tian. After finding our­ cessful season. “I thought that regionals really drew

selves down 1 -0 at us together as a team as we all fought hard to win

halftime, we con­ the first girls’ soccer banner for CCC. We played our

trolled the "run of the hardest and proved that we could do it. It was a

play" for the second soccer experience I will never forget,” Jaim e

half, scored two goals Blanchard said.

to forge ahead, re­ At the national tournam ent in Kissimmee, the

peatedly threatened girls played well; however, they did not win. But in

their defense, and the final game, they gave the reigning national cham­

kept applying pres­ pions, Bible Baptist College, the most challenging

sure until the end of game of the tournament.

the game.

Ve were excited about winning the

outh Region in our second year and

winning" our way into the National

nvitational. At nationals, the

'Weetside^ effort led the team from

i two goal deficit to tie the two time

nvitational champion Baptist Bible

College and take them into overtime.

Optimism reigns high about our pros-

)ects for the 2004 season.

-Coach Hutchison Dayna Jessup Celeste Natale Kristin Nissley Jaime Blanchard

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