Redhawks hoping to soar over Rangers

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Emily Vetvick

Springing back into action, the Redhawks are seeking wins over the Rangers. With two tie games in a row, the boys’ team feels they have a fire beneath their feet.

Haley Ward, Sports Reporter
February 8, 2022

The Redhawk soccer teams face the Lone Star Rangers for the first time this season in District 9-5A play on Tuesday.

Hosting the Rangers at The Nest at 5:30 p.m., the girls’ team is aiming to score a win after walking away with draws in their previous two games.

“Our strengths are combinations and communication,” sophomore Cate Butcher said. “I expect us to play as a team and work together against Lone Star.”

The girls soccer team retreated back to The Nest on Friday after a loss in the first round of playoffs to Frisco High School. The girls played really well we executed our game plan really well, just didnt come out for us, and sometimes that happens, head coach Kyle Beggs said.
A loss and a tie at Toyota Stadium

The boys’ team travels to Lone Star High School Tuesday, when they kick off against the Rangers at 7:30 p.m.

“We’re looking to improve off our set pieces,” senior Ashton Schramek said. “That’s always been a strength but it’s always good to have that in our back pocket because we are always really good at that.”