Quaker Valley Girls Soccer Team Dominates Section 3-2A, Sets Sights on Back-to-Back WPIAL Titles
The Quaker Valley girls soccer team has clinched sole possession of first place in Section 3-2A, finishing with a 9-0-1 record and a 13-1-1 overall record. Led by co-head coaches Rachel Loudermilk and Maggie Behun, the team has shown incredible depth and talent, with three seniors, seven juniors, 12 sophomores, and a strong freshman class. The Quakers' 57-4 scoring advantage and 40-2 scoring edge in section play are a testament to their dominance.
Key Takeaways:
- The Quaker Valley girls soccer team has clinched first place in Section 3-2A, finishing with a 9-0-1 record.
- The team has a 13-1-1 overall record and a 57-4 scoring advantage.
- The Quakers have held a 40-2 scoring edge in section play.
- Annabel Miko, a junior forward/midfielder, has led the team with 17 goals and has an impressive total of 64 goals in her high school career.
- Maddie Gatehouse, a junior, plays a pivotal role in both the buildup of the team's offensive play and defensively contributes to keeping the ball out of the net.
- The team's backline, led by senior Emma Currier, junior Eliza Rahm, and sophomore Mia Duckstein, has been solid, with 11 shutouts, including a 3-0 win over Beaver.
- The Quakers' defensive corps has been instrumental in the team's success, with senior Ari Bosh, sophomore Lily Baker, and freshman Kallie McCune and Ella Plachecki posing a significant threat on offense.
- The team has been working regularly on the practice pitch and has been motivated by a goal to win the section title from Day 1.
Statistics:
- 9-0-1 record in Section 3-2A
- 13-1-1 overall record
- 57-4 scoring advantage
- 40-2 scoring edge in section play
- 11 shutouts
- 17 goals by Annabel Miko
- 64 goals in Annabel Miko's high school career
- 5 games with just one goal allowed in September
Sources:
- The Tribune-Review (Greensburg, Pa.), October 2025
- Tribune Content Agency, LLC