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10/15 JV Boys Soccer vs Topsail

Mary-Payton Pendergrass, Staff Writer

Oct 18, 2024

Sophomore Parker Clark taking a free kick in hopes to move the ball back up the field.

On October 15th, 2024, the JV boys soccer team went head to head with the Pender County school, Topsail.

The Trojans had many great attempts at goals from players like Eli Granade and Parker Clark. Defense was also on a hard lock from the defenders like Blake Kesterson and Joe Migliore. As well as our goalkeeper Zahid Ramos keeping the goal locked down.

The game was hard fought, very aggressive, and ultimately ended in a draw of 0-0. There were many great plays as well. Many fouls were called for both teams, leading to many free kicks. Most free kick for our team were taken by sophmore Jermery Tapia.

#soccer#sports #athletics

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Mary-Payton Pendergrass, Staff Writer

Fifteen-year-old Mary-Payton Pendergrass, or as many people know her as MP, is a sophomore this year and has lived in Ocean Isle Beach her entire life. “I love spending time with friends and family at the beach or on the waterway.” said Pendergrass “ I would do it everyday if I could.” Pendergrass has many passions but playing soccer and volleyball has to be her greatest. On May Second of this year she suffered one of an athlete's worst fears, tearing her ACL. Pendergrass is working hard on recovery and plans to be fully back by June of 2025. “Soccer is my favorite, I have been playing for 11 years and center-mid is my favorite position.” she said “I love controlling the center of the field and creating opportunities for me and especially my teammates to score.” Due to her pause in sports, she has begun looking for other passions and hobbies. Pendergass has picked up sports photography and has started an Instagram account in hopes the photos reach the right audience. “Taking photos is so much fun;” said Pendergrass “I’m still learning but I think it's something I can still get a lot better at and I love capturing all the moments of a game.” Pendergass also has a very busy school life. She loves staying involved and is the SGA secretary, as well as the VP of Marketing for DECA. She also plans to join Key Club this year. When Pendergrass is older she wants to go to UNC Chapel Hill for sports marketing and journalism which is why this class sparked her interest. “I have heard so many great things about this class.” Pendergrass said “ I have been excited for it ever since I first walked in the doors my freshman year.”