Soccer Tops Jefferson 3-1 on Senior Night

Thursday night, September 28, saw Whitewater play host to Jefferson in Boys’ Soccer on what turned into a thrilling senior/parent night for all involved.

The first half was closely contested with Whitewater’s Sebastian Cuellar scoring a deserved penalty. Jefferson equalized 5 minutes later, and we went to half time all square at 1-1.

A special halftime ceremony honoring our seniors and their parents developed into a successful 2nd half of play for the Whippets. All aspects of the second half were dominated by Whitewater, and Sebastian Cuellar added two more goals to complete his hat trick.

It was a bittersweet evening for our seniors as they saw their final home game of the regular season come and go. The Whippets travel to Lodi on Saturday for a tournament to take on Middleton’s Varsity Reserve, Madison Country Day, and Lodi. 

Whitewater:

  • 24’ Sebastian Cuellar goal
  • 59’ Sebastian Cuellar goal assisted by Ethan Dugan
  • 78’ Sebastian Cuellar goal assisted by Johan Perez
  • Phoenix Jones with 4 saves
  • Casey Schlicher with 4 saves

Monroe:

  • 29’ Jacob Kerkenbush goal
  • Sam Steies with 9 saves

Article Submitted by Sam Burns
Whitewater High School Head Boys’ Soccer Coach
dburns@wwusd.org

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