Fort Morgan women’s soccer gets off to a strong start – The Fort Morgan Times

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At the beginning of the 2023-24 school year, the Colorado High School Activities Association
Women's soccer and men's soccer have announced that they will not allow overtime rules during the regular season.
season.

If the two teams are tied by the time the clock hits zero in the second half, that's their decision.
have to live with.Fort Her Morgan Girls Didn't Waste Her Two Weeks Taking Advantage Of Such Rules
The previous game ended in a 1-1 tie against Greeley West.

Both teams entered the game in a bit of a rough patch, with neither able to improve their score.
Until the first 40 minutes of play.That changed quickly in the second half, when the Spartans
She matched Fort Morgan newcomer Chiara Jimenez's only goal.
Senior keeper Edith Antonio Gomez stabilized the Mustangs on the other side of the field.
She collected 10 saves.

The Mustangs entered the season looking to improve on last year's 5-10 record, but only lost.
Three seniors on the way. They were disappointed when they lost Yasmin Urbina, who was leading the team.
The team had 10 goals and five assists last year, but the sophomore's firepower will continue.
Forward/midfielder Miley Hernandez matched her effort with 10 goals of her own.

Antonio Gomez, who served as Ainsley Soleta's backup last year, seems ready to go.
To be in the spotlight.

The Mustangs lost 5-0 to Thomas Jefferson on Saturday afternoon, and their next opponent will be
Stirling will play on their own pitch on Tuesday at 4pm. Tigers start spring
They lost 6-2 to Bennett and will almost certainly be hungry to avenge their opening-round loss.

The Mustangs will conclude the week at Timnath on Saturday at 11 a.m.