Boerne High boys take district win streak to 50 straight
So far, it’s been a smooth transition from 4A to 5A soccer for the Boerne High soccer teams.
The Greyhound varsity squads are still unbeaten in 26-5A action through three games and both stand at 3-0 in district after picking up wins Tuesday night.
The BHS boys team victory pushes their district win streak to 50.
Boerne boys coach Michael Strong said the thing that stands out to him about the win streak is that it has involved a lot of different players from a lot of teams over the past six seasons.
“I think what makes it special is that it ties six different teams together,” he said. “It took the collective efforts from six years of players to get to this point where we are now and they can all celebrate this accomplishment together.”
Things will get harder for both squads starting Friday since they’ll suit up against Smithson Valley. After that, they’ll tangle with Boerne Champion Tuesday and then play Alamo Heights next Friday.
Varsity Boys
The Boerne boys were on the road and picked up a 2-0 victory over the Patriots to push its district win streak to 50 straight.
BHS improves to 3-0 in district and is 5-1 overall.
The Hounds hosted Smithson Valley Friday, visit Champion Tuesday and then host Alamo Heights next Friday.
In Tuesday’s match, Austin Vecino tallied a goal on the Gabe Sallick assist and Ramzy Handal also netted a goal on the Shae Gonzales assist.
Varsity Girls
In the three district matches they’ve played in 26-5A the Boerne High girls are 3-0 with three shutouts.
On Tuesday, the Lady Hounds hosted Veterans Memorial and rolled to a 4-0 victory at BISD Stadium.
BHS has won its three district matches by a combined score of 15-0 and is
8-2 overall. Sophia Namvar recorded the first and last goals for the Greyhounds on Tuesday after she tallied the first point in the 21st minute on the Avery Ukeiley assist.
Namvar ended the scoring with a penalty kick late in the second half.
In between, Mahaley Merkins netted a goal and then Bella Pettet added a goal on the assist from Catherine Hiner.
The BHS girls were at Smithson Valley Friday, host Champion Tuesday and then play at Alamo Heights next Friday.
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