ECNL Girls TX: Albion Hurricanes FC 09 vs. Challenge SC 09
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The ECNL Girls League is back to action in the Texas Conference after the conclusion of the high school season in the Lone Star State and teams are back on the field for the spring season, which will lead to the Playoffs in June and the Finals in July.
Prep Soccer Texas is picking up where it left off before the break and will continue covering matches of the League, bringing photos and analysis for each of them.
On Thursday, April 25, I was at the Campbell Road Sports Park, in Houston, where crosstown rivals Albion Hurricanes FC G09 and Challenge SC G09 battled.
Albion Hurricanes 4 - 0 Challenge SC
After Challenge had slight control of the game in the first minutes, Albion settled and scored the first goal with
Brianna Gibson
Brianna
Gibson
5'5" | M/F
Houston Heights | 2027
State
TX
, who got on the end of a cross by
Carden Allison
Carden
Allison
5'8" | F
Bridgelandscho | 2027
State
#208
Nation
TX
to send the ball into the back of the net. A few minutes later, Gibson was involved again as her shot hit the post and
Nina Piazza
Nina
Piazza
M
TX
picked up the rebound to make it 2-0. The hosts scored another one after the halftime break when
Reagan Mermis
Reagan
Mermis
5'4" | F/M
The Woodlands | 2027
State
TX
fired a cross shot to conclude a quick transition play.
Challenge regrouped during the break and were able to offer more resistance to Albion's attempts in the second half. Still, the hosts got another one after a beautiful combination play through the middle found
Brooke Mansour
Brooke
Mansour
M
Houston Lamar | 2028
State
#79
Nation
TX
, who scored with a powerful left-footed shot.
Top Performers
Albion’s offensive efficiency was truly impressive, but their defensive solidness didn’t go unnoticed either, with center backs Brendel and
Zoe Lawless
Zoe
Lawless
5'9" | D
Stratford (Houston) | 2027
State
#337
Nation
TX
keeping Challenge scoreless and giving goalkeeper Caroline Malek very little work to do. Playing as a left-sided center back, Brendel was flawless, defending very well in every situation. She was very quick to step up from his position and cover teammates when she had to and also used her body to win duels and shield the ball even against most physical opponents. The defender also did a very good job in possession.
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The focal point of Albion’s offense, Allison did a very good job working with her back to the goal. Challenge had some physical defenders putting pressure on her, but the striker still managed to get to the end of several long passes, using her body extremely well to control the space. Allison was also very quick to decide what to do when the ball got to her, making smart turns on defenders or efficiently holding the ball until a teammate approached. She fired some dangerous shots and was extremely precise and intelligent in the cross that resulted in the team’s first goal, drifting to the right and creating space inside the penalty box.
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Amelia Theut
Amelia
Theut
5'5" | D
Magnolia | 2027
State
TX
Amelia Theut
Amelia
Theut
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Magnolia | 2027
State
TX
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Marjayda Lipsey
Marjayda
Lipsey
5'4" | F
Atascocita | 2027
State
TX
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Lipsey
5'4" | F
Atascocita | 2027
State
TX
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