JV Soccer
Tigers win first match of the year
September 19, 2012
The Tigers found their first win of the 2012 season against the Gaels of Holy Cross.
Tigers JV Soccer fall against Carlisle
September 19, 2012
Despite the good defensive work by the Tigers Caleb Wood, Ryan Phillips, Gabriel Correia, and Turner Wall; Hargrave was unable to reach their opponents net.
The Tigers tied their season opener against Westover Christian
September 10, 2012
Westover Christian came out strong during the first half and dominated most of the action in the initial minutes.
Carlisle Edges Out Tigers
November 2, 2011
The Tigers played their last game of the season against Carlisle. Unfortunately for the Tigers and in spite of their continued pressure they could not come back all the way after granting a 6-0 lead to the Chiefs during the first half. Hargrave had a much better second half and found the net three times ... Read more
Tigers Lose to LCA
November 2, 2011
The Tigers traveled to Lynchburg for their rematch against the Bulldogs. The Tigers faced a very strong opponent that day, one which controlled the ball well and allowed few opportunities. The Bulldogs scored five goals during the first half and the Tigers were able to respond with a solo goal by Shawn Bridle. The Bulldogs added three more goals to their count for a final score of 8-1.
JV Soccer Falls to Carlisle
November 2, 2011
The Tigers went in the field again on a rainy, cold October afternoon to play against Carlisle School. Despite their good effort and several good plays, the Tigers could not contain the Chiefs and lost the match with a score 4-0. The players did have a lot of fun playing in the rain and on ... Read more
Bishops Drop JV Soccer
October 10, 2011
The Tigers were unable to even the odds against VES during their rematch. The Bishops dominated the match in its entirety and allowed very few opportunities for the Tigers. VES took the lead in the first half and then added three more goals, so at halftime they had a lead of 4-0 over Hargrave. During the second half, the Bishops added two more goals to their count to get their second win against the Tigers with a final score of 6-0
Sacred Heart Nips JV Soccer
October 10, 2011
The Tigers were unable to notch a second win against Sacred Heart during their rematch. Sacred Heart came out strong and took the lead in the first half by scoring two goals off two swift breakaways. The Tigers had many opportunities, but they were not able to score until the second half. Moses Ng scored both goals for the Tigers with the assists of Austin Kaizer on the first goal and Zackery Packer on the second. Sacred Heart added a third goal at the end of the second half to win with a score of 3-2.
JV Soccer Has Tough Outing Against Virginia Episcopal
October 4, 2011
The Tigers suffered a setback against the Bishops of Virginia Episcopal School with a score of 1-4. The Bishops opened the scoring early in the game, took the lead, and managed to keep the Tigers at bay for the entire first half. The Bishops added two more goals during the first half and at halftime they led the match 3-0.
JV Soccer Loses To Roanoke Valley
October 4, 2011
The Tigers were unable to contain the Eagles of Roanoke Valley Christian and lost the match with a final score of 2-6. The Eagles dominated the first part of the game and maintained a lead of 2-0 throughout most of the first half. The Tigers responded within minutes of halftime with a perfect cross from the left by Nabeel Barqawi straight to the cleat of Tyler Aichinger,who converted the much needed goal with impeccable precision.
JV Soccer Prevails Over Sacred Heart
September 27, 2011
The Tigers came out on top against Sacred Heart by a score of 3-0. The match developed evenly for both teams and both schools had many opportunities for goal. A good defensive job by the Tigers was key to the game. Ghassan Khan,Daniel Milbrath, and Ryan Phillips did a commendable job in keeping Sacred Heart at bay. The first goal for the Tigers was scored by forward Moses Ng with an assist by Ghassan Khan.
JV Soccer Falls to Miller
September 27, 2011
The Tigers suffered their third lost of the season against Miller School. Hargrave faced an opponent that allowed very few opportunitiesand had a solid defense. Miller School took the lead early in the match and added two more goals later in the same half to go to halftime with a lead of 3-0 over the Tigers.
JV Soccer Cannot Overcome Slow Start
September 21, 2011
The Tigers suffered a second loss of the season on September 15, 2011 against Holy Cross with a score of 1-4.
JV Soccer Slips Against LCA
September 15, 2011
The Tigers suffered a setback against the Bulldogs ofLiberty Christian. The team came out strong and motivated, but two errors in the defense gave the Bulldogs a 2-0 lead during the first half. The Tigers managed to contain a very good opponent for the rest of the half by thecombined efforts of the defense and the numerous saves by keeper BlakeHorne.
JV Soccer Wins Opener
September 12, 2011
The Tigers opened up the season with a solid win against Westover Christian Academy. Hargrave dominated the action throughout the match and kept their opponents at bay, allowing very few opportunities, which culminated in the hands of keeper Blake Horne (four saves).The Tigers took the lead early in the game with a swift breakaway by ... Read more
JV Soccer vs. Sacred Heart
May 26, 2011
This game was a forfeit by Sacred Heart. Hargrave wins by default.
JV Soccer vs. Virginia Episcopal School
May 26, 2011
Hargrave 0 - VES 'B' 5 The Hargrave JV Soccer team faced off against a physically larger VES squad. While the final score does not show it, the team remained competitive against VES throughout the match-up with multiple drives against the VES goal. Unfortunately, the VES goalie, basically the tallest and oldest member of their squad, blocked all five of Hargrave's shots at the goal. Most of those attempts were by Cadet Nam and Simms. Cadet McCabe became frustrated after the first VES goal against him as the Hargrave goalie, but did successfully manage to block 15 shots on the goal. Cadets Bartholomew and Fofanah remained diligent on defense, with good support from the team against a physically superior foe. Cadets Ndanga, King, Miller and Nonga remained aggressive against VES throughout their time of play, despite the longer strides of their opponents.