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Knights Soccer Season Ended By The Wildcats

Robinson girls soccer loses 0-5, ending season
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Girl’s soccer captain Jasmyn Michner (’26) attempts to take the ball from a McKeel player at the regionals semi-finals game.

Coming off of a District title win against the Bayshore Bruins, the Knights were met with their next challengers on their road to regionals on a chilly afternoon on Tuesday, Feb. 6.  The Knights played the Mckeel Wildcats at the Regional quater finals, with a home-field field advantage.

The game started slow, with the Wildcats scoring one goal within the first 15 minutes of the game. Aggresive defense from the Wildcats stopped the Knights from fighting back, leaving them down by two with zero points at the end of the first half.

“I feel we struggled with the massive number of freshmen we received and had to quickly develop them into a player who can significantly help the team,” said goalkeeper and senior Jordyn Johnson.

By the second half of the game, McKeel seemed to find their stride immediately, quickly scoring another point. Despite constant effort from the Knights, they could not seem to put points on the board. Before the clock ran to zero, McKeel scored another two points, making the final score 0-5, and ending the season for Robinson.

“We most succeeded [in the season] when we played Plant, as that’s normally a loss for us, but we dominated them the entire game,” said senior and center back Emma Suarez.

 

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Ashlyn Miller
Ashlyn Miller, Sports Editor
Ashlyn Miller is a junior at Robinson and the Sports Editor of Knight Writers. This is her second year on staff and first year as an editor. Miller's favorite part of journalism is taking photos of all of the sports at Robinson and improving her photography skills. "We don't exactly have press at Robinson so it's rewarding to me to take photos of people doing what they love," Miller said. Outside of the journalism room, Miller stays involved in school with an array of hobbies. She enjoys staying involved in school by participating in swimming, photography and orchestra. She enjoys playing the violin and loves learning new pieces. "If you're able to make the violin sound good, it's a such rewarding accomplishment for such a difficult instrument," Miller said. Miller also likes spending time with her dog in her past time. Out of cats or dogs, she instantaneously chose dogs. "I prefer dogs. I actually own a German Shepherd named Leia and she's the light of my life, but I have nothing against cats," Miller said. Prepared for the future, she plans to attend journalism school, preferably at Duke University and join their ROTC program.  Miller is passionate about media and sports although how competitive positions are. "I want to specialize in the media realm and possibly be a sports commentator for ESPN," Miller said. "I love watching, covering and even playing sports because of the environment that surrounds them and the gratification that comes with doing well." (Profile by Briana Garcia)
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