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GPS soccer team celebrates standout senior class, remains undefeated

Staff photo by Troy Stolt / GPS soccer player Sydney Morris gets past East Hamilton midfielder Madison Buckner during Wednesday night's game at GPS. The host Bruisers won 3-1.
Staff photo by Troy Stolt / GPS soccer player Sydney Morris gets past East Hamilton midfielder Madison Buckner during Wednesday night's game at GPS. The host Bruisers won 3-1. Staff photo by Troy Stolt / GPS soccer player Sydney Morris gets past East Hamilton midfielder Madison Buckner during Wednesday night's game at GPS. The host Bruisers won 3-1.

A steady rainfall could not dampen the GPS soccer team’s celebration of senior night in a 3-1 home victory over East Hamilton on Wednesday.

The Bruisers fired 37 shots in the match, and Ashley Grant – one of 10 seniors on the roster – put one into the upper right corner of the net for a 1-0 lead in the 11th minute.

Sydney Morris and Grant’s all-out hustle helped build a 2-0 lead in the second half, and Sasha Carbone had the other goal for GPS.

The GPS seniors – all of them were in the starting 11 against the Lady Hurricanes – are the winningest class in program history, with a record of 52-10-5. Many of the current standouts were key players on the 2018 team that won the Division II-AA state championship and lost just one match. The Bruisers also made it to the state semifinals in 2017 and last year.

“The girls are being led by the work ethic of the senior class,” GPS coach Patrick Winecoff said. “They focus on what is happening day by day and never look down the road. They work really hard and in doing so have made good things happen.