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It’s never a good idea to discount the underdog. And that’s exactly what the Northwestern Lehigh Boys Soccer team discovered Thursday night. They didn’t count on the determination of the Saucon boys.
After defeating Blue Mountain in another emotional nailbiter Tuesday, third-seeded Saucon will face off against unbeaten number one seed Northwestern at Emmaus on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 7 p.m.
After losing to Moravian 3-2 in the Colonial League playoffs, the Panther boys put the loss behind them and set their sights on going as far as they could in the District playoffs.
The Saucon Valley Panther Girls’ soccer team squared off against the Southern Lehigh Spartans in the 2018 District XI 3A semifinal at Whitehall on Thursday, Oct. 25.
After going undefeated in the Colonial League regular season with 11 wins, no losses and a tie, the Saucon Valley girls soccer team fell 1-0 to the Southern Lehigh Spartans in the Colonial League championship semifinal on the turf at Salisbury High School Tuesday.
Saucon Girls Soccer Coach Stevie Ochse and her staff paid tribute to the nine Panther seniors at their final regular season game vs. Palisades Wednesday as part of Senior Night. Each senior also honored a Saucon Valley teacher with a “Shirt Off Their Back” recognition. The teachers were in attendance cheering the team on while wearing Saucon Soccer T-shirts. The nine Saucon Valley senior soccer players and the teachers they recognized are:
Audrey Holland (Mrs. Chisesi, Math)
Seri Johnstone (Mr. Svitilla, Science)
Allison Martins (Mrs. Diehl, Spanish)
Ava Mondschein (Mr. Gordon, Art)
Katherine Naiburg (Mr. Kittek, Social Studies)
Kimmy Polefka (Mrs. Roberts, Phys.
Saucon Valley football fans are ready to cheer for the undefeated Panther varsity football team in their Homecoming game against the Northwestern Lehigh Tigers Friday night.
The balloons, streamers, cheerleaders and a singer, were evidence that it was a special day on the soccer field last Wednesday, Oct. 3. There was a festive feeling in the air as the six seniors on the Saucon Valley Boys Soccer team were honored after their home game against Pen Argyl.
With their win over Freedom Saturday, Saucon Valley improved to 13-1 overall (11-0 in Colonial League), while with the loss, Freedom fell to 8-5-1 overall. The Panther girls face Quakertown on Monday.
At Notre Dame-Green Pond Friday, the Panther girls soccer team improved their record to 11-0, with a win over the Notre Dame-Green Pond Crusaders.
