| Jayden and her Riverview Lady Sharks soccer teammates qualified 
			for the FHSAA girls soccer tournament once again, traveling across 
			Tampa to face off against the Alonso Ravens at Alonso High School 
			for the second year in a row, this time in the class 7A district 11 
			district tournament quarterfinal game. The Lady Sharks were once 
			again the lower seed, thus not the favorite in this matchup. 
			Riverview got the first shot of the game, and almost the first goal 
			just a minute in, but their shot clanged off the upright and caromed 
			out. The Sharks were able to keep the Ravens off the board for the 
			first 15 minutes of the game, having saved their first two shots. 
			The third shot broke the ice for Alonso, however, as the Riverview 
			keeper came way out of the net to challenge for the ball, but the 
			Ravens attacker was able to navigate around her and shoot into a 
			wide open net to make it a 1-0 game. Riverview managed the final 
			shot on net before the two sides took the mandatory water break. The 
			first shot coming out of the water break came in part due to a 
			Riverview mistake, as they were unable to clear the zone, Alonso 
			took control, and fired a long kick from outside of the box high 
			over the Sharks keeper's head. That goal made it a 2-0 score. Alonso 
			continued their attack, but Riverview was able to make the required 
			saves on their next four attempts. With just over three minutes to 
			play, Alonso would score again, making it a3-0 game, a score that 
			would stand as the opening half came to a close.  
			The second half was all Alonso, as Riverview only managed a 
			single shot on goal. On their second attempt of the half, the Ravens 
			made it a 4-0 game, on a call that certainly appeared to be a missed 
			offsides call, allowing the Ravens attacker to race down the field 
			and kick the shot past the Sharks keeper. Less than three minutes 
			later Alonso would fire another long shot over the head of the 
			Riverview keeper, making it a 5-0 score. Alonso would keep applying 
			the pressure, and once again outran the Sharks defense and fired a 
			long shot into the back of the net, making the score 6-0 in their 
			favor. They would make it a 7-0 game a short while later, on another 
			long kick (they had a couple of girls with strong kicks from 
			distance!). The nail in the coffin goal for the Ravens came when the 
			Sharks keeper came out once again to challenge the attacking player, 
			couldn't make the play, and allowed an easy shot into the wide open 
			net as a result. The Lady Sharks season came to an end with the 8-0 
			defeat, as the mercy rule ended the game at that point. Certainly 
			not the outcome that the Lady Sharks wanted in this game, but they 
			should be proud of their season regardless after qualifying for the 
			playoffs. Great job girls!  |