Photos: Bulldogs Prance On Hilltoppers
On Monday afternoon, Sept. 26, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo girls’ soccer team hosted a Western Athletic Conference matchup against Fort Plain. The Hilltoppers were short handed on the bench and the BKW Bulldogs kept the ball for most of the game, winning 6 to 1.
The Enterprise — Michael Koff
Ready to drive: Bulldogs’ Abby Pasquini looks to get off a shot in the first half.
The Enterprise — Michael Koff
Leg up: Bulldogs’ Lauren Emmerich lifts her right leg up to get her foot onto the falling ball in the first half.
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Loose pup: Bulldogs’ Lauren Emmerich dribbles the ball down low in the Hilltoppers’ zone.
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Making moves: Bulldogs’ Nina Lefkaditis makes a quick move to the left to get around Hilltoppers’ Kelsey Buley.
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Hot foot: Berne-Knox-Westerlo’s Ashlee Stevens gets into the open field during the first half. Stevens led the team with four goals.
The Enterprise — Michael Koff
Who wants it? Bulldogs’ Ashlee Stevens and a teammate all battle for the ball with Hilltoppers’ Kelsey Buley in the first half.
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Coming at you: Bulldogs’ Alanna Yandon sends the ball across the field in the first half.
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Hard stop: Bulldogs’ Ashlee Stevens plants her left foot into the turf as Hilltoppers’ Gabby Calhoon runs by her.
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Wind up: Bulldogs’ Madelyn Emmerich looks to kick the ball with her right foot towards her teammates.
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Getting a crowd: Bulldogs’ Sydney Mosende draws two Hilltopper defenders to her in the first half.
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Concentration: Bulldogs’ Katie Stevens looks down at the ball deciding on whether to shoot or pass.
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Thank you: Bulldogs’ Abby Pasquini takes the ball away from the Hilltopper player and takes it up the field.
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Surrounded by grass clippings, Bulldogs’ Madysen Saddlemire prepares to send a cross with her left foot in the second half.