Soccer: Lafayette boys rout Christian Heritage

The Lafayette Ramblers piled up seven first-half goals on Friday night and blasted Christian Heritage, 10-1, in Dalton.

Julian Murray found the back of the net four times for Lafayette (2-02). Karson Leford scored three times, all in the second half as the younger Ramblers got extensive playing time in the final 40 minutes.

Ethan Kennedy had two goals and an assist. Ben Mcdaniel had a solo goal and Brodie Leiser also was credited with an assist.

Lafayette outshot the Lions, 29-9. Beau Thrash made four first-half saves, while Devin Henderson made three stops in the second half.

Lafayette girls 4, Christian Heritage 0

The Lady Ramblers soccer team picked up the shutout win in Dalton. Megan Wilson scored off a corner kick from Bailey Tarvin in the first half, while Lafayette (1-0-2) increased its lead to 2-0 at intermission after a goal from Emma Fielding. Wilson provided the assist.

Wilson also assisted on the third goal, which was scored by Imani Cook, while Fielding got her second goal of the match later in the second half, this one on an assist from Kailee Queen.

Railee Lynn would get the clean sheet in net, while the backline of Ashton Stalling, Callie Payne, Gracie Hess, Caitlyn Watson and Darsey Shields would hold the Lady Lions to less than five shot attempts.

Wilson, Queen and Shelby Adkins were also noted for their play in the midfield.

Heritage girls 3, Southeast 0

Anna Boley picked up a hat trick on Friday night and the Heritage Lady Generals moved to 1-0 in Region 6-AAAA play with a win at Southeast Whitfield on Friday night.

Heritage (5-1 overall) got on the board in the fifth minute of the match as Sophie Roberts fed a streaking Boley, who beat the Southeast keeper one on one.

With 18 minutes left in the first half, Boley netted her second goal off an assist from Sophia Venable and she completed the hat trick eight minutes into the second half off an Emily Schoenborn assist.

Lexi Besh had 10 saves to record the shutout.

Southeast boys 3, Heritage 0

In the boys’ match, the Raiders knocked in three first-half goals and made them stand up in 3-0 win over the Generals, who dropped to 0-5 overall and 0-1 in region play. No further information had been provided as of press time.

Dade County girls 1, Ridgeland 0

Despite 16 saves by keeper Riley Mcbee, including a penalty kick, the Ridgeland Lady Panthers could not find the offense they needed in a home loss to Dade County on a rainy Thursday night in Rossville.

The Lady Wolverines got the only goal of the match in the 26th minute. Ridgeland (0-3-1) had 12 shots on goal, but could not get one in the back of the net.

Angelica Crowe, Anastasia Burkhart, Kaitlyn Durham, Anna Jenkins, Marina Mosgrove and Michelle Thomason all had shots for Ridgeland.

Ridgeland boys 1, Dade County 1

In the boys’ game, the Panthers moved to 2-1-1 on the year following a tie. Denilson Bautista scored unassisted on a nice solo effort early in the second half.

However, the Wolverines would get the equalizer following a restart with three minutes left in the match.

Ringgold is scheduled to start its season on Tuesday of this week with a pair of matches against Ridgeland.