List of 3 news stories.

• Tigers Win

  10/7/2024
  The Tigers secured an impressive win in their region game against Columbia Academy, dominating the match from start to finish. It was an ideal day for soccer, and the Tigers capitalized on it. Dawkins ('28) led the offensive charge, scoring two goals, while Manoukian ('28), Rudolph ('26), and Fierce ('27) each contributed a goal, bringing the halftime score to a commanding 4-0 lead.

  As the temperature rose around noon, the Tigers maintained their intensity, with the defense stepping up to stifle any attempts from Columbia Academy. The back line worked tirelessly to prevent any meaningful attacks, showing their determination to hold the shutout. Goalkeeper Chomsky ('25) had a solid performance, making 1 save in the first half and 4 in the second, earning a well-deserved shutout in this postseason matchup.

  The game was a full-team effort, with every player contributing to the victory. The Tigers now look ahead to their next challenge, a game at DCA this Tuesday, as they continue their postseason journey.

• Tigers Capped Off District Play with a Win

  9/25/2024
  The USN Tigers capped off their district play with a hard-fought 1-0 victory on the road against Columbia Academy. Under the lights, both teams battled throughout the match. The decisive moment came when O'Hara '25 sent a ball across the goal, which was inadvertently put into the net by a Columbia Academy player. Despite creating several scoring opportunities, the Tigers were unlucky in converting their chances. Nevertheless, their effort and resilience secured the win, closing out the regular season with a final district victory. Chomsky '25 earned a well-deserved shutout to help secure the final district win for the Tigers.

• District Win

  9/19/2024
  The USN Tigers dominated in a stunning 9-0 district victory, with contributions from the entire team. Dawkins '28 and O'Hara '25 each recorded hat tricks, leading the charge on the scoring front. Keiper '25 took advantage of her opportunities in the box, netting two goals, while Theobald '27 also got on the board to help secure the win. Chomsky '25 held strong in goal, earning a district shutout. It was a true team effort, both offensively and defensively, as the Tigers powered their way to this district win.