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Bath County girls soccer drop final regular season games

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HOT SPRINGS – In their regular season finale, the Bath County varsity girls’ soccer team lost in a non-district match to Giles 5-2 last Tuesday in Hot Springs.
 
Ada Steele and Kerrigan Mitcham led the way for the Spartans with two goals apiece in the win. Steele also led the team with a pair of assists. Jadelynn Lane provided the other goal for GHS.
 
In the loss Laci Ryder and Samantha Horne each had a goal scored for the Chargers, while Reaghan Pritt and Sierra Gardener led the team with six steals each. 
 
On the nets, senior goalkeeper Zoey Jenkins had a 22 save performance. Jenkins is ranked as one of the top 100 goalies Nationally (#52 overall) and is in the top 5 for the state of Virginia according to MaxPreps. Jenkins has 208 saves on the season.
 
The Chargers lost to Grace Christian 7-0 a few days prior.
 
Bath County (2-10-1) will be off until Monday, May 27th when they host a combined Class 1, Region C and D first-round tournament match in Hot Springs.
 
Riverheads 3 2 – 5
Bath County 1 1 – 2
 
RIVERHEADS (5) – Ada Steele 2, Kerrigan Mitcham 2, Jadelynn Lane 1.
BATH COUNTY (2) – Laci Ryder 1, Samantha Horne 1.

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