Head Coach: Chuck Goetz
Assistant Coach: Chip Voros
Team Captains: Siena Roccograndi and Cara Smith
Manager: Samantha Wilkerson
KICK Coaches' Award Winner: Brooke Sulerzyski
Players Choice Award Winner: Siena Roccograndi
Most Improved Player Award Winner: Hannah Smith
FALL SEASON CONCLUDES
The fall 2008 soccer season concluded on Thursday, October 30, when the team
faced rival Rockbridge Academy for the championship of the Chesapeake
Athletic Conference. Despite a well-played game, the Creek lost a 1-0
decision. The team finished 5-9 for the season, its first as a varsity
program.
CONGRATULATIONS BROOKE SULERZYSKI!!
After the conclusion of the CAC championship game, the conference announced
its player of the year. ICS freshman midfielder Brooke Sulerzyski was the
choice of the conference coaches as the CAC player of the year.
TEAM POST-SEASON DINNER
The team will have a post-season dinner at the school on Monday,
November 17, at a time to be determined.
FALL 2008 SEASON RESULTS
Team and individual results can be accessed by going to ICS girls' varsity
soccer page at viewmyschedule.com.
SUMMER PLANS
Coach Goetz will again co-host summer pick-up soccer games with Coach
McCormick. Games will be played on Tuesday evenings from 6:30 pm to 8 pm on
either the Upper School or Middle School fields depending on availability.
All are welcome if you are at least going into 7th grade.
FALL 2009 SEASON DATES
The Fall 2009 season tryouts and practices will start on Tuesday, August 11,
at a time to be determined. If you want to ensure a place on the team, ask
your parents not to schedule vacations after August 11.
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Fall 2007 was the inaugural season for Girls Soccer at Indian Creek.
Head Coach: Chuck Goetz
Assistant Coach: Beth Colley
Manager: Jordan Pelavin
Team Captains: Liz Kinder and Erin Hannigan
KICK Coaches' Award Winner: Siena Roccograndi
Players Choice Award Winner: Marlene Vasquez
Season Record: 4-8
We had a great first season that saw us field 17 players during a 12 game
schedule. Of those 17 players, at least 5 or 6 had either never played
soccer or never played organized soccer. Consequently, we had some trying
moments against some of the better, more experienced teams that we faced.
However, the team as a whole and all the individual players made constant
improvement throughout the season, especially our girls who had limited
prior experience. This enabled us to be competitive in 7 of our 12 games,
winning 4 and suffering 3 close losses by the score of 1-0.
