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Huskies blank Pirates in play-in
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 4
Seniors Maggie Carrillo, Lupita Alegria, Edith Vargas, Liz Parra and Julissa Villasenor played their final match for the Pirates on Saturday.
The soccer season ended for the Phoenix girls on Saturday as the Pirates dropped a 4-0 decision to North Marion in a 4A play-in game in Aurora.
Phoenix gave up two goals in each half. The Pirates had several scoring opportunities in the second half but were unable to cash in.
PHS finished the season 4-8-2 and ranked 17th in the state.
Soccer girls hang with HV for most of match
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 5
Huskies blank Pirates in play-in
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 4
Seniors Maggie Carrillo, Lupita Alegria, Edith Vargas, Liz Parra and Julissa Villasenor played their final match for the Pirates on Saturday.
The soccer season ended for the Phoenix girls on Saturday as the Pirates dropped a 4-0 decision to North Marion in a 4A play-in game in Aurora.
Phoenix gave up two goals in each half. The Pirates had several scoring opportunities in the second half but were unable to cash in.
PHS finished the season 4-8-2 and ranked 17th in the state.
Senior-Day Setback for PHS
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 1
Despite a tough 1-0 loss to visiting Mazama, the Phoenix girls' soccer team had plenty to celebrate on Tuesday afternoon.
While a lone goal on a free kick from 30 yards out midway through the second half made the difference for the Vikings, PHS still completed a successful regular season. The Pirates posted a 3-6-1 mark in Skyline Conference play and are 4-7-2 overall heading into a Class 4A play-in game later this week. An opponent will be determined by Tuesday night.
The Pirates outshot Mazama 12-3 but were not able to notch a goal in the match.
Pirates remain in prime playoff position
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 2
While the final score wasn't enough to get a win, the effort was again impressive for the Phoenix girls' soccer team.
The Pirates dropped a 2-0 decision in a physical contest at Henley on Thursday night. Despite the loss, PHS remains ranked 15th in the state and should host a Class 4A playoff game next weekend to kick off the post-season.
Phoenix (3-5-1 in the Skyline conference and 4-6-2 overall) found itself in a scoreless tie after one half of play. Henley pushed through a pair of goals during the second half. The teams tied 2-2 when they played earlier in the season.
The Pirates complete the regular season on Monday, hosting Mazama in a 4:30 pm at Colver Field.
Pirates prepped for final surge
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 4
The Phoenix girls' soccer team plays in one of the toughest conferences in the state. And it shows!
The Pirates fell to Hidden Valley (ranked first in the state) 3-1 and North Valley (ranked third) 4-0 in the past week. Those setbacks are serving as preparation for PHS, who takes on Henley on Thursday night and Mazama on Monday to close the regular season.
The Pirates are ranked 15th in the state and could host a post-season play-in game by staying ranked within the top 20 in the state.
At home against Hidden Valley the Pirates got a goal from Jackie Rodriguez (assist by Giselle perez-Hernandez) and did a great job of containing the top-ranked Mustangs. In the North Valley match on Monday, PHS had several good looks at the goal but wasn't able to convert.
PHS is 3-4-1 in the conference and 4-5-2 overall.
5-3 road victory for PHS
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Win: 5 - 3
The Phoenix girls soccer team is proving it can win at home or on the road.
The Pirates brought back proof from Klamath Union on Tuesday, downing the Pelicans 5-3 in a Skyline Conference match.
Maggie Carrillo scored three goals in the first half to set the pace for Phoenix, which improved to 4-3-2 overall and 3-2-1 in conference play. Julissa Vallasenor and Alex Hernandez also scored for the Pirates, who return to action Thursday when they host Hidden Valley.
PHS holds off Vikings 2-1
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Win: 2 - 1
The Phoenix girls' soccer team continued its ascension through the Skyline Conference standings on Thursday, scoring a 2-1 victory at Mazama.
The Pirates (2-2-1 in the conference, 3-3-2 overall) opened an early 2-0 lead before holding off the Vikings for the victory. PHS is tied for third in the conference and jumped to 14th in the state rankings.
Maggie Carrillo scored a goal and assisted Mackenize Christianson on another for PHS. Alondra Rubalcaba, Sandra Villa and Lupita Alegria all stepped up defensively for the Pirates, who return to action Tuesday when they travel to Klamath Union.
Pirates settle for 2-2 tie with Hornets
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 2 - 2
The Phoenix girls' soccer team continues to make an impression in the Skyline Conference standings...and the state for that matter!
Despite giving up a tying goal in the final seconds of a home match against Henley on Monday, the Pirates find themselves in a great spot nearing the halfway point of the Skyline Conference season. PHS is ranked 16th in the state and would be in the post-season if it started today. Phoenix closes the first half of conference play on Thursday at Mazama.
Lupita Alegria and Mackenzie Christianson scored goals in the first half on Monday. Henley responded with a first-half goal before tying the contest in the final 10 seconds.
Jackie Rodriguez worked in goal, taking over for Marcela Badillo, who missed the game due to injury.
The Pirates are 1-2-1 in conference play and 2-3-2 overall.
NV downs Pirates 5-0
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 5
For a half, the Phoenix girls' soccer team hung with North Valley in a Skyline Conference match on Thursday afternoon at Colver Field.
The Pirates trailed 2-0 at the break before the visiting Knights scored three times in the second half on the way to a 5-0 victory.
PHS (2-3-1 overall and 1-2 in conference play) returns to action Monday, hosting Henley.
Soccer girls hang with HV for most of match
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 5
Despite a late-match surge by the home team, the Phoenix girls' soccer team proved it can play with a high-level team on Tuesday afternoon.
The Pirates dropped a 5-0 decision to host Hidden Valley in a Skyline Conference match in Murphy. The Mustangs led 2-0 before scoring three times in the final 15 minutes of the contest.
Phoenix dropped to 1-1 in conference play and 2-2-1 overall. Midfielder Lupita Alegria led the Phoenix effort on the day. PHS returns to action Thursday, hosting North Valley in 4:30 pm start at Colver Field.
4-2 victory for PHS in Skyline opener
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Win: 4 - 2
The bar continues to raise for the Phoenix girls' soccer team.
After bringing a long Skyline Conference losing streak last season, the Pirates are looking to continue their climb up the standings. They made a big step in that direction on Thursday, rallying for a 4-2 win over Klamath Union in the conference opener for both teams.
Despite outshooting the Pelicans 8-3 over the first 40 minutes, the Pirates trailed 2-0 at halftime. The offense got untracked in the second half while the defense kept KU from finding the net again. Sandra Villa opened the scoring off a Maggie Carrillo assist early in the half. Jackie Rodriguez was next, scoring an unassisted goal to tie the game at 2-2.
Carrillo headed home a pass from Lupita Alegria to give Phoenix its first lead of the game. Mackenzie Christensen finished the scoring off a pass from Carrillo at the 65-minute mark of the match.
The win improved the Pirates' overall record to 2-1-1. They return to action Monday, visiting Hidden Valley.
PHS gets defensive in 0-0 tie
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 0
The Phoenix girls’ soccer team passed a couple of serious tests on Thursday night.
Fresh off a 9-0 home victory over Marshfield, the Pirates went on the road for the first time this season, bringing back a 0-0 tie from Cottage Grove.
Besides turning in a quality performance away from home, Phoenix (1-1-1 on the season) matched the Lions in a physical contest. Marcella Badillo turned back 12 shots in the scoreless contest while Lizbeth Parra, Lupita Allegria and Maggie Carrillo set the pace on the pitch.
PHS returns to action Thursday when it opens Skyline Conference play, hosting Klamath Union at Colver Field.
Impressive 9-0 win for Pirates
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Win: 9 - 0
The goals came early and often as the Phoenix girls' soccer team got things going on Tuesday.
The Pirates opened a 6-0 halftime lead and never looked back on the way to a 9-0 shutout of visiting Marshfield in a non-conference match at Colver Field on Tuesday afternoon.
Freshman Madelyn Mayer scored a hat trick while Maggie Carrillo and Jackie Rodriguez both added two goals. Mackenzie Christianson also scored while Marshfield put one of the Pirate goals in its own. Carrillo added two assists and Christianson one.
Marcella Badillo worked the shutout in goal for Phoenix, which is 1-1 on the season and ranked 20th in the state. The Pirates return to action on Thursday, visiting Cottage Grove.
Crater tops Pirates in opener
6.0 years ago
| Dave Ehrhardt
Pirate Lose: 0 - 5
The Phoenix girls' soccer team opened the season on Tuesday, dropping a 5-0 decision to visiting Crater at Colver Field.
While the Comets scored early and controlled the contest, PHS showed plenty of positive signs as the match progressed. Seniors Lupita Alegria and Maggie Carrillo led the Pirates' midfield attack while Alex Hernandez found the net in the second half, only to have the goal disallowed due to an offsides call.
Phoenix returns to action on September 11, visiting Marshfield.