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- **Posted:** 2025-03-07T22:33:07.000+00:00
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The JV-A soccer team lost 1-0 to the Georgetown Eagles on Jan. 14. For freshman Hannah Kahn, this game was a great learning experience for the team. 

Before the game, Kahn was feeling both excited and nervous to play Georgetown. Georgetown is Coach Rich’s old team, which motivated the team to play well. 

“They’re a good team too, so that made us a little nervous, but I was excited,” Khan said. “It was a long bus ride that we got to spend together so everyone was in a good mood and joking when we got to the field.” 

During the game Kahn felt frustrated because they weren’t able to move the ball up the field. 

“We were having trouble with moving the ball,” Khan said. “But overall we definitely kept our energy high and played and fought well.” 

Although this game may not have been the best the team ever played, Kahn said that this game is one to be proud of regardless. 

“There was a lot we did well,” Kahn said. “I remember us talking afterwards, and everyone was shouting out highlights and saying that we played well, and we definitely did, so I was feeling good after the game.” 

The biggest challenge that the team faced was controlling possession and creating scoring opportunities.

“We were playing on our half of that field a lot,” Kahn said. “We needed to work on playing higher and our positioning to get the ball up the field.” 

To Kahn the best part of the game was the defense that was brought by Shola Houston. 

“Houston was absolutely incredible on defense,” Kahn said. “She let nothing past her and just really shone the whole game.” 

This game taught Kahn that communication is really important throughout the game. 

“It’s important to let someone know if someone’s on them or if they need to shift over or move up or get back,” Kahn said. “And then also be open to the communication people are sharing with you. Your team is there for you and everyone wants to succeed and that goes hand in hand with communication. The game also taught me to keep pushing until the very end.” 

Caption by Chloe Seckar-Martinez. File photo by Luella Fincher-McConnell.

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