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Wil Elder (No. 3) and the Hawks will look to advance to the state championship game with a win against the Westminster Schools of Augusta.
Liam Kotheimer (No. 17) prepares to take a corner kick in the Hawks’ 3-0 win over Deerfield Windsor last Friday.
Sophomore Quint Johnson (No. 4) catches the eye of the match’s game official.
Wil Elder (No. 3) and the Hawks will look to advance to the state championship game with a win against the Westminster Schools of Augusta.
Liam Kotheimer (No. 17) prepares to take a corner kick in the Hawks’ 3-0 win over Deerfield Windsor last Friday.
Sophomore Quint Johnson (No. 4) catches the eye of the match’s game official.
The Heritage School Hawks won their first-round GIAA playoff game on the pitch Friday afternoon. They defeated Deerfield Windsor 3-0 to advance to the final four.
Breaux Rusich got the Hawks on the scoreboard early, as usual. In the first minute, he took a pass near midfield and outraced four Deerfield Windsor defenders to beat the goalkeeper for the score.
Miles Lachore was next. He scored a left-footed goal from the top of the box to give the Hawks a 2-0 lead. Tucker Jamilkowski got the final score just four minutes before halftime. He sent a laser into the net from 40 feet out.
When asked about the team’s layoff since their last game ten days earlier, Head Coach Nathan Watts said, “We played a spirited match against a men’s team. They are a group of dads here at Heritage. They keep us sharp, and they are pretty good.”
Unfortunately, the Hawks’ year-end ranking slipped slightly, moving them from second place to third by one-hundredth of a point. That small change meant the Hawks must hit the road for their quarterfinal match on Wednesday against Westminster Schools of Augusta.
The two schools faced each other in March at the Jekyll Island Tournament of Champions, where the Hawks suffered one of their only two defeats of the year, 1-0, in a tournament-shortened game.
A LOOK BACK – The Heritage Hawks boys want to add their second state championship on the soccer pitch. Their first championship was in 2003 when they defeated Westminster Christian of Watkinsville 2-0. Current Heritage faculty member Alden Marchman scored both goals in the game, while Ryan Ware, Bart Harvischak, and Josh Hale assisted. Sean Steen was in goal for the shutout, and the head coach was Gardner Culpepper.
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