Bowling Green, October 9, 2025
News Summary
The Bowling Green girls’ soccer team triumphed in the District 14 championship with a tense 1-0 victory over Greenwood, determined by a penalty shootout that concluded 5-3. The match at Bowling Green Junior High School saw key efforts from goalkeeper Ella Wiesbrook, who made seven crucial saves, enabling her team to clinch their second consecutive district title. After a scoreless regulation, Bowling Green secured the win in penalties, with standout performances from multiple players. Both teams will advance to the upcoming Region 4 Tournament this weekend.
Bowling Green – The Bowling Green girls’ soccer team secured the District 14 championship with a dramatic 1-0 victory against Greenwood, which was clinched through a penalty kick shootout that ended with a score of 5-3. The championship match took place on Wednesday at Bowling Green Junior High School, marking the team’s second consecutive District 14 title. Following this victory, Bowling Green improved its overall record to 12-6.
The game was tightly contested, as both teams battled to a scoreless tie in regulation time. In the first half, Bowling Green managed only one shot on goal, taken by Mia Greenwell, while Greenwood had two significant scoring opportunities that were thwarted by Bowling Green’s junior goalkeeper, Ella Wiesbrook. Wiesbrook demonstrated her skills throughout the match, making a total of seven saves during regulation play.
As the match progressed into the second half, Greenwood intensified its offense, firing five shots on goal. A notable moment came in the 65th minute when Caroline Drexel shot struck the crossbar, a near miss that signaled Greenwood’s threat to score. Despite Bowling Green’s attempts to counter, they only managed two shots on goal in regulation and two additional tries during the overtime periods.
After both overtime periods concluded without a score, the teams proceeded to a penalty shootout to determine the champion. In the shootout, Bowling Green executed well, with players Willgruber, Wheeler, and Boyd successfully converting their penalty kicks in the first three rounds. A pivotal moment occurred when Ella Wiesbrook stopped a shot from a Greenwood player in the third round, keeping Bowling Green’s hopes alive. The decisive moment came in the fourth round when Sophia Casana scored, sealing the victory for Bowling Green.
Coach Lisa Correa praised Wiesbrook’s performance, noting her improvement throughout the season. Wiesbrook commented on the pressure of penalty kicks, emphasizing the importance of trust among teammates. Both Bowling Green and Greenwood will advance to the Region 4 Tournament, scheduled to begin on Sunday at South Warren High School. Coach Correa remarked that while winning the district championship is significant, the primary focus remains on continuous improvement as the team prepares for the upcoming regional challenges.
Key Statistics
| Statistic | Bowling Green | Greenwood |
|---|---|---|
| Final Score | 1 | 0 |
| Penalty Kicks | 5 | 3 |
| Total Shots on Goal | 3 | 7 |
| Overall Record | 12-6 | – |
FAQ Section
What was the final score of the District 14 championship match?
The Bowling Green girls’ soccer team won the District 14 championship against Greenwood with a 1-0 victory, finalized by a 5-3 win in penalty kicks.
How many saves did Ella Wiesbrook make during the match?
Junior goalkeeper Ella Wiesbrook made seven saves in regulation and one crucial save in penalty kicks, contributing to the team’s success.
What is Bowling Green’s overall record after the championship?
This victory marks the second consecutive District 14 title for Bowling Green. Bowling Green’s overall record improved to 12-6 following the championship.
Where did the match take place?
The game took place on Wednesday at Bowling Green Junior High School.
How did the penalty kicks play out in the championship match?
Bowling Green penalty takers Willgruber, Wheeler, and Boyd all scored in the first three rounds of penalty kicks, and Ella Wiesbrook stopped a shot from Greenwood’s player in the third round of penalty kicks. Sophia Casana scored in the fourth round of penalty kicks, winning the game for Bowling Green.
When does the Region 4 tournament begin?
Both teams will advance to the Region 4 Tournament beginning Sunday at South Warren.
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