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Flag soccer playoffs: Verdugo Hills palms Birmingham its first program defeat

By Editorial Board Published November 14, 2024 3 Min Read
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Flag soccer playoffs: Verdugo Hills palms Birmingham its first program defeat

Together with her hair dyed pink, her footwear pink and her gloves pink, Julianna Sarabia is all in on bleeding Verdugo Hills Excessive pink.

A standout for the varsity’s soccer crew, she additionally has gained fame in flag soccer. She was at her finest Wednesday in a gap recreation of the Metropolis Part Open Division playoffs, utilizing her velocity and instincts to make an interception and run 60 yards for a landing.

No. 4-seed Verdugo Hills made historical past by handing defending Metropolis champion Birmingham its first defeat in two years of its flag soccer program with a 12-0 victory, sending the Dons into subsequent Wednesday’s semifinals in opposition to top-seeded San Pedro.

Sarabia has 9 interceptions returned for touchdowns. She didn’t return the one in opposition to the Patriots for a rating, however it did arrange a landing go from Emily Wagner to Meadow Moore within the first half that put Birmingham on the defensive.

Verdugo Hills actually is aware of one thing about inflicting the Patriots issues, as a result of it additionally held Birmingham scoreless in a 0-0 tie to open the season.

Who says women aren’t robust? Verdugo Hills is prepared with scabs to tackle Birmingham in Metropolis flag soccer playoff recreation. No. 4 vs. No. 5 seed rematch from 0-0 recreation. pic.twitter.com/SKpGG4vvjn

— eric sondheimer (@latsondheimer) November 13, 2024

Verdugo Hills’ coach, Darren Fitzgerald, is a former 11-man head coach for the Dons. He has introduced collectively a group of multi-sport athletes to carry out properly in flag soccer.

There’s a toughness in them, as a number of confirmed off scabs on their arms. Sarabia briefly went down after a run however instantly received again up. She performs free security and it’s robust for any massive performs to occur along with her defending the sphere.

The opposite semifinal will match Banning at Eagle Rock. Banning upset No. 2-seeded Marshall 19-7. Eagle Rock knocked off Garfield 38-12. Halyee Weatherspoon had two touchdowns, together with returning an interception for a rating, and MarySol Jernigan handed for 4 touchdowns.

San Pedro defeated Crenshaw 34-12. The winners subsequent Wednesday will advance to the championship recreation at Crenshaw on Nov. 23.

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