The Lancers blew out USC Sumter, holding them scoreless in a 9-0 victory. Â
This is the women's soccer team's fourth consecutive region championship, while also having three consecutive seasons of allowing zero goals and recording zero losses against region opponents.  Â
Sophomore midfielder Fien Bisschops and sophomore forward Emma Sonnabend were named Co-Players of the Year, along with head coach Kenny Halas being named Coach of the Year. Halas expressed gratitude for his coaching staff, saying that the award belongs to them all. Â
USCL Scorers:Â Â Â
Anna Busck (Fr. Forward) assisted by Emma Sonnabend (So. Forward)Â Â
Anna Busck (Fr. Forward) assisted by Fien Bisschops (So. Midfielder)Â Â
Fien Bisschops (So. Midfielder) assisted by Anna Busck (Fr. Forward)Â Â
Amelie León (Fr. Forward) assisted by Emma Sonnabend (So. Forward)Â Â
Grace Preston (Fr. Forward)Â Â
Emma Sonnabend (So. Forward) assisted by Nara Lynn (Fr. Midfielder)Â Â
Emma Sonnabend (So. Forward) assisted by Elaine Otten (So. Center Back)Â Â
Anna Busck (Fr. Forward) assisted by Addison Ripkey (Fr. Defender)Â Â
Emma Sonnabend (So. Forward) assisted by Jessica Freeman (Fr. Defender)Â Â
The Lancers head to Daytona Beach, Florida to compete in the Southeast District Championship on Friday, Oct. 30 and Saturday, Oct. 31. In the past three years, the women's soccer team has lost to national champions or national runners-up in this event, so they are looking for a breakthrough year. If they win this tournament, they will head to the national championship. Â
The USC Lancaster women's soccer team's record over the last three years is 39-10-2, and 8 of those losses are to that season's national champion or a top five team in the country. Â
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Southeast District Championship schedule:Â Â
Friday, Oct. 30Â Â
5 pm - Daytona State vs. South Georgia Â
8 pm - USC Lancaster vs. Miami Dade Â
Saturday, Oct. 31Â Â Â
Championship at 6 pm Â