The District 24-5A champion girls varsity soccer team beat Cedar Creek 7-5 on Tuesday night to defend the bi-district title it won a year ago. According to senior Kat Klein, the game started “rough” with Cedar Creek quickly scoring two goals on the Knights, but Klein and her teammates didn’t let that deter them. By the end of the first half, the advantage had flipped as McCallum brought up their score to four over Cedar Creek’s three. “The game was probably the craziest game I’ve played for McCallum,” Klein said. “It was so much fun to score so many goals, and we fought back from being down. We knew we could do it, we just had to turn on defensively.” Moving into the second half, coach Thomas Gammerdinger urged the Knights to get “just one more goal.” His players took that to heart and scored not just one but two more goals. “They ended up scoring five so one goal wasn’t enough anyway,” Klein said. “We just wanted as big of a bumper for ourselves as we could get.” The Knights wi...