• HS Girls' Soccer - Varsity

    2024 - 2025
    Head Coach: Megan Masuhr

Team News

List of 8 news stories.

  • Win On The Road

    The Tigers made the journey to Knoxville to face Grace Christian Academy, and despite the cold weather and long travel, they came prepared to win. Right from the start, Rudolph ('26) made a statement by scoring in the first 45 seconds of the game, sending the ball directly into the box from a corner kick. This early goal set the tone, but the Tigers faced a strong challenge from GCA throughout the match.
    McKay ('25) and Jones ('25) were standout defenders, helping to keep GCA’s offense in check while also aiding in pushing USN into attacking positions. Theobald ('27) then doubled the Tigers’ lead with a crucial goal to give the team more breathing room.
    However, GCA was able to respond with a penalty kick, awarded after a handball in the USN box, making the score 2-1 and keeping the game tense. With the pressure on, the Tigers stayed composed under the lights and continued to press forward. Theobald ('27) came through again, scoring her second goal of the night to put the Tigers ahead 3-1.
    Goalkeeper Chomsky ('25) had a strong performance, making 5 important saves to protect the Tigers’ lead. With this hard-fought road win, the Tigers advance to the State Quarterfinals, continuing their impressive postseason run.
  • Tigers Fall to BGA

    The Tigers put up a valiant effort in their Region quarterfinals match against BGA, but ultimately fell in a hard-fought game. USN's defense was resolute in the first half, preventing BGA from scoring and keeping the game locked at 0-0. Kurtulus ('27) and Lindley ('27) were key players in shutting down a talented BGA player, limiting their chances and keeping the Tigers in contention.
    Despite several attacks and opportunities, USN was unable to capitalize on their chances in the first half. The Tigers played stellar defense, with contributions from Manoukian ('27), McKay ('25), Jones ('25), Crane ('25), Theobald ('27), Rudolph ('26), and Manoukian ('28) all playing crucial roles, especially in the opening 40 minutes.
    In the second half, BGA managed to break through and score, leaving the Tigers to chase the game. Despite their relentless hustle and determined mentality, USN was unable to find the back of the net. Goalkeeper Chomsky ('25) delivered an outstanding performance, making a remarkable save on a penalty kick earned by BGA, keeping the Tigers within reach.
    Though the game ended in a loss, the Tigers played excellent soccer and showed their tenacity throughout the match. They now shift their focus to competing for the 3rd or 4th spot in the Region.

    All District Team
    Chomsky '25
    Dawkins '28
  • Tigers Finish 3rd in the Region

    In a crucial matchup for the 3rd or 4th spot in the Region tournament, the Tigers faced off against PCA and delivered a strong performance to secure the win. PCA struck first, scoring on the Tigers in the first half, but USN quickly responded. O'Hara ('25) found the back of the net to tie the game, with Dawkins ('28) and Fierce ('28) contributing to the attack before halftime.
    O'Hara proved to be unstoppable in this match, netting two more goals, bringing her total to three (Hat Trick) and giving the Tigers a 3-1 lead. Manoukian ('28) played a key role with two assists, while Crane ('27) also added an assist, helping the Tigers maintain their offensive momentum.
    Despite pressure from PCA, the Tigers' defense held strong. Chomsky ('25) made several crucial saves to keep USN ahead, and Lindley ('27) worked tirelessly to shut down a talented PCA player. PCA scored one more goal in the final minutes of the game. 
    The whole team effort earned the Tigers a well-deserved win, securing them the 3rd spot in the region.

    All Region Team Awards:
    Chomsky '25
    O'Hara '25
  • Tigers Win!

    The Tigers delivered a dominant performance in their must-win Region game against DCA, securing a 6-1 victory under the lights. In a game where they needed to rise to the occasion, the Tigers showcased their skills and teamwork from the start. Goals came from a variety of players, with Dawkins ('28), Manoukian ('28), Fierce ('27), Rudolph ('26), Jones ('25), and O'Hara ('25) all finding the back of the net, reflecting the team's balanced and powerful attack.
    Chomsky ('25) stood tall in goal, making crucial saves to prevent DCA from closing the gap, while the midfield trio of Crane ('27), Jones ('25), and Theobald ('27) played pivotal roles in both defense and transitioning the ball into the attack. Their work rate in the middle of the field ensured that the Tigers stayed in control throughout the match.
    With this decisive win, the Tigers advance to the Region Quarterfinals, continuing their postseason journey with momentum on their side.
  • Tigers Win

    The Tigers secured an impressive win in their region game against Columbia Academy, dominating the match from start to finish. It was an ideal day for soccer, and the Tigers capitalized on it. Dawkins ('28) led the offensive charge, scoring two goals, while Manoukian ('28), Rudolph ('26), and Fierce ('27) each contributed a goal, bringing the halftime score to a commanding 4-0 lead.
    As the temperature rose around noon, the Tigers maintained their intensity, with the defense stepping up to stifle any attempts from Columbia Academy. The back line worked tirelessly to prevent any meaningful attacks, showing their determination to hold the shutout. Goalkeeper Chomsky ('25) had a solid performance, making 1 save in the first half and 4 in the second, earning a well-deserved shutout in this postseason matchup.
    The game was a full-team effort, with every player contributing to the victory. The Tigers now look ahead to their next challenge, a game at DCA this Tuesday, as they continue their postseason journey.
  • Tigers Capped Off District Play with a Win

    The USN Tigers capped off their district play with a hard-fought 1-0 victory on the road against Columbia Academy. Under the lights, both teams battled throughout the match. The decisive moment came when O'Hara '25 sent a ball across the goal, which was inadvertently put into the net by a Columbia Academy player. Despite creating several scoring opportunities, the Tigers were unlucky in converting their chances. Nevertheless, their effort and resilience secured the win, closing out the regular season with a final district victory. Chomsky '25 earned a well-deserved shutout to help secure the final district win for the Tigers.
  • District Win

    The USN Tigers dominated in a stunning 9-0 district victory, with contributions from the entire team. Dawkins '28 and O'Hara '25 each recorded hat tricks, leading the charge on the scoring front. Keiper '25 took advantage of her opportunities in the box, netting two goals, while Theobald '27 also got on the board to help secure the win. Chomsky '25 held strong in goal, earning a district shutout. It was a true team effort, both offensively and defensively, as the Tigers powered their way to this district win.
  • First District Loss

    The USN Tigers faced their first district loss of the season against a skilled FRA team, falling 3-0. Despite several promising crosses and a few chances on goal, the Tigers were unable to capitalize on their opportunities and get on the board. FRA’s efficient play secured the win, scoring three unanswered goals to take the victory. While the Tigers were unable to find the back of the net, they’ll look to bounce back and learn from this challenging match as they continue their district campaign.
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Away
Scrimmage

Scrimmage @ DCA

Non-League
Donelson Christian Academy
Win 1
Away

Scrimmage @ Ensworth

League
Ensworth High School
Loss 0-2
Ensworth High School
Away

at Valor (Varsity)

Non-League
Valor Collegiate Academy
Loss 1-6
Home

vs MLK (Varsity)

Non-League
Martin Luther King Jr. High School
Tie 1-1
*USN River Campus Ed Costello Field (Soccer/Track)
Home

vs MLK (JV)

Non-League
Martin Luther King Jr. High School
Win 1-0
*USN River Campus Ed Costello Field (Soccer/Track)
Home

vs PCA (Varsity)

League
Providence Christian Academy
Win 4-2
*USN River Campus Ed Costello Field (Soccer/Track)
Away

at GCA (Varsity)

League
Grace Christian Academy
Win 4-2
Grace Christian Academy
Away

at Webb (Varsity)

League
Webb School (Bell Buckle)
Win 4-1
Webb School (Bell Buckle)
Away
Tournament

vs St. Agnes Academy (TN) Smoky Mountain Weekend

Non-League
St. Agnes Academy
Tie 1-1
Away
Tournament

vs Holy Cross District HS (KY) Smoky Mountain Weekend

Non-League
Holy Cross High (KY)
0-2
Rocky Top Sports World
Home
Tournament

vs Kingston HS (TN) Smoky Mountain Weekend

Non-League
Kingston HS
Loss 2-3
Rocky Top Sports World
Home

vs MTCS (Varsity)

League
Middle Tennessee Christian School
Win 9-0
*USN River Campus Ed Costello Field (Soccer/Track)
Away

at FRA (JV)

Non-League
Franklin Road Academy
Franklin Road Academy
Away

at FRA (Varsity)

League
Franklin Road Academy
Loss 0-3
Franklin Road Academy
Home

vs Valor (JV)

Non-League
*USN River Campus Ed Costello Field (Soccer/Track)
Home

vs BGA (Varsity)

League
Battle Ground Academy
Loss 2-6
*USN River Campus Ed Costello Field (Soccer/Track)
Away

at Columbia Academy (Varsity)

League
Columbia Academy
Win 1-0
Columbia Academy
Home
Rescheduled

vs Hume Fogg (Varsity)

Non-League
Hume Fogg Academic High School
Win 2-0
Home

vs Hume Fogg (Varsity)

Non-League
Hume Fogg Academic High School
Win 2-0
Away

vs SCA (Varsity)

Non-League
St. Cecilia Academy
Win 7-0
St. Cecilia Academy
Home
Tournament

Play In Game for Region

League
Columbia Academy
Win 5-0
Away
Tournament

Girls Soccer Region Quarterfinals vs. DCA

League
Davidson Academy
Win 6-1
Donelson Christian Academy
Neutral
Tournament

Region Tournament at DCA

League
Battle Ground Academy
Loss 0-2
Donelson Christian Academy
Neutral
Tournament

Region Tournament

League
Providence Christian Academy
Win 3-2
Donelson Christian Academy
Away
Tournament

Girls' Soccer State XII Game in Knoxville

League
Grace Christian Academy (Knoxville)
Win 3-1
Knoxville Catholic High School
Away
Tournament
Playoff

State Quarterfinals

League
St. George's Independent School
Loss 1-2

Reported Team Statistics

Overall Statistics
W L T %
12 7 2 61.9
League Statistics
W L T %
9 5 0 64.3
Non-League Statistics
W L T %
3 2 2 57.1

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