Greensburg Soccer


Greensburg Ladies Soccer Fall to Franklin County

The matchup between Greensburg and Franklin County started with one of Greensburg’s Seniors recognizing an influential faculty member that made a difference in her life. Senior Macey Smith honored Mr. Bryan Dixon. Smith stated, “You always inspired me to try my best and never give up, whether that was in the classroom, on the soccer field, or anywhere else… The way you care for all of your students is admirable and when I graduate college and start my career, I hope to have that same kindness and genuine nature that you have. Thank you for everything you have taught me and helped me get through over the years. I wouldn’t have made it to this year without you.”

As the Game started The Franklin County Wildcats had an attack with less than three minutes off the clock for the first point. But after an evenly matched 35 minutes, Senior Captain Macey Smith would receive a poor pass by the Wildcats to charge the goal from the half, settling a point in the net and tying the game at the half.

Within the first six minutes of the second half, the Wildcats took another scoring opportunity bringing the score 2-1 in favor of Franklin County. Despite Greensburg’s well-fought game, they would not be able to match this point.

Freshman Keeper Emma Hostetler would see 19 shots on goal and only allow 2. Junior Shelby Forkert and Sophomore Genevieve Smith had notable stops on goal. Macey Smith would have two additional shots on goal and Senior Captains Emilee Ernstes and Natalie Kalinowski would have one shot each on goal. Ernstes also had two conor kicks. 

This brings the Lady Pirates to 5-5 for the season and 1-3 In their conference. The Pirates host Lawrenceburg this Saturday (9/24). Game time is 10 a.m. This is a doubleheader with the boys playing at 12 p.m.

(Photo: Mr. Bryan Dixon and Macey Smith)

Ryan Morlan

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