Everything came together in the postseason for Brett Elder of the Worthington Christian High School boys soccer team.
When Lindsay Agnew of the Dublin Jerome High School girls soccer team is asked about her play, she quickly deflects the attention to her teammates.
ThisWeekSPORTS.com has compiled a list of central Ohio athletes who have either verbally committed or signed a letter of intent to continue their careers at the college level.
Relive the soccer postseason with ThisWeek Community Newspapers. ThisWeek's sportswriters provided in-depth coverage of the soccer postseason during the fall of 2011 with in-depth game recaps of area district finals, regional and state tournaments. Below is an archive of our postseason coverage.
•State Final Recaps
•State Semifinal Recaps
•Regional Final Recaps
•Regional Semifinal Recaps
•District Final Recaps
•State Final Recaps
•State Semifinal Recaps
•Regional Final Recaps
•Regional Semifinal Recaps
•District Final Recaps
Below are the final Super 7 polls for the 2011 season, as selected by the staff at ThisWeek Community Newspapers. The final poll was released on Oct. 20.
1. Dublin Scioto
2. Gahanna
3. Big Walnut
4. Olentangy Liberty
5. Upper Arlington
6. Worthington Christian
7. Hilliard Bradley
1. Dublin Jerome
2. Dublin Coffman
3. Pickerington North
4. Dublin Scioto
5. Columbus Academy
6. Hilliard Davidson
7. DeSales
Marysville High School senior goalkeeper Felicia Cuthbert signed a letter of intent Feb. 15 to play women’s soccer at Ohio Dominican University, an NCAA Division II program.
MOREFour members of the Dublin Scioto High School boys soccer team will continue their careers at the college level.
MOREFour members of the Dublin Jerome High School girls soccer team and one member of the Celtics boys team signed letters of intent Feb. 1 to continue their careers at the college level.
MOREThree Upper Arlington High School seniors signed letters of intent on Feb. 1 to play soccer for Division I college programs.
MOREWesterville Central High School senior Carly Morris signed a letter of intent Feb. 1 to play women’s soccer at the University of Findlay, which competes in NCAA Division II.
MOREPickerington High School Central boys soccer players Tony Grozdanovski and Avery Patton will play college soccer at Tiffin and Shawnee State universities, respectively.
MOREJason Bishop, who was an assistant girls soccer coach at Dublin Scioto High School, died Jan. 17 following a battle with cancer.
MORECiting family reasons, Joe McSwords has stepped down as coach of the Marysville High School girls soccer team.
MORETodd Keenan realizes how unique of an opportunity he has after being named the Gahanna Lincoln High School boys soccer coach.
MOREBelow are the final standings and all-conference award winners for the four divisions of the Ohio Capital Conference in boys soccer.
MOREBelow are the final standings and all-conference award winners for the four divisions of the Ohio Capital Conference in girls soccer.
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