EA girls’ soccer won their third PAISAA Championship with a 2-0 win over Westtown School. The goals were scored, one in each half, by Maya Le and Devon Stewart. Both goals were assisted by Sofia Gagliardi. The team was led by captains Caroline Johnston, Charlotte Franklin and Caitlin McCarthy and underclassmen Lowen O’Neill and Ryann Cicero showed a bright future for EA. The win over Westtown was their 14th straight and 9th shutout in those 14 games. Sophomore goalkeeper Taylor Moore had her 14th shutout of the season. Episcopal finished their season with a 19-3-1 record and were undefeated Interac Champions.

Wednesday 11/12 at 4:00 pm- Arcadia University

Episcopal Academy vs Westtown School- EA wins 2-0

Springside Chestnut HIll at Episcopal Academy- 11/5 3:00 pm-
EA wins 4-2

Agnes Irwin at Westtown- 11/6 2:00 pm- Westtown wins 3-0

Games to be played by 11/4

Kiski at Westtown- 11/3 3:00 pm- Westtown wins 7-0
Germantown Friends at Episcopal- 11/3 3:00 pm- EA wins 4-0
Germantown Academy at Springside Chestnut Hill-  SCH wins 5-2
Agnes Irwin at Penn Charter- 10/31 3:00 pm-
Agnes Irwin wins 2-1
 

Seeding for Tournament

1. Westtown
2. Episcopal Academy
3. Springside Chestnut Hill
4. Penn Charter
5. Agnes Irwin School
6. Germantown Academy
7. Germantown Friends
8. Kiski School

Hill at Mercersburg- 11/6 5:00 pm- Hill wins 1-0

Hill School at Baldwin-11/4 2:45 pm Hill wins 2-1

Shipley at Mercersburg- Mercersburg wins 2-0

Games to be played by 11/4

Cristo Rey at Baldwin-  Baldwin wins 4-0
AIM at Mercersburg- Mercersburg wins
Perkiomen at Shipley- Shipley wins 4-0
Barrack at Hill- Hill wins 9-0

Seedings for tournament

1. Baldwin School
2. Mercersburg
3. Shipley
4. Hill
5. Barrack
6. Perkiomen
7. AIM
8. Cristo Rey 

Commonwealth Cup Finals Result

Mercersburg 1 Germantown Friends 0

Semi-Finals

Germantown Friends 4  Kiski  1

Mercersburg defeated AIM

1. GFS
2. Merc-burg
3. AIM
4. Kiski


Championship at the highest seed 11/1 (game time TBD)

Mercersburg defeated visiting Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy 2-0 November 10 to claim the Pennsylvania Independent School Athletic Association Commonwealth Cup championship.

The teams were fairly evenly balanced, though Mercersburg put a lot of pressure on the visiting goal in the first half. Still, the game was scoreless until Caroline Wilkinson '23 did her best impression of David Beckham. When the Blue Storm earned a free kick from just outside the penalty area, Hebrew Academy set up a wall 10 yards away. Wilkinson beautifully curved her kick around the right side of the wall and tucked it into the far right corner of the net to put Mercersburg up 1-0. 

In the second half, the Cougars pushed forward and drove the ball into the Blue Storm defensive end on a regular basis. But goalie Annie Mohr '26 and Mercersburg defense held firm, and the Blue Storm offense created several good chances of its own. With just a couple minutes left to play, Sam Titus '23 launched another free kick from about 30 yards out. The ball deflected off the crossbar and goalie, and Wilkinson was there to pounce on the rebound and score her second goal of the game.

Mercersburg ended the season with a record of 6-8-1, but went 4-1-1 over its last six games to finish the season strong.

2022- Mercersburg Academy

2021- The Shipley School