High School Girls Soccer

Coach: Ms. Ryann Williams  Ryannawilliams15@yahoo.com

Assistant Coach:  Ms. Bettina Chirica

Team Manager:  Whitney Johnson, (423) 943-4266   Wp.johnson@hotmail.com

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University High Women’s Soccer 2021

Monday – 8/10 – vs. Tennessee High, 6:30pm – Scrimmage

Thursday – 8/19- @ Elizabethton High School, 6:00pm

Tuesday – 8/24 - @ Tennessee High, 6:30pm

Friday – 8/27 - @ Smokey Mountain Cup

• Ooltewah High School – 6:50 @ Rocky Top Spots World

Saturday – 8/28 - @ Smokey Mountain Cup

• Dekalb High School – 10:50 @ Rocky Top Spots World
• Oneida High School – 4:20 @ Pigeon Forge High School

Tuesday – 9/7 @ West Greene, 6:30pm

Cancelled  Saturday – 9/11 @ Chuckey Doak Tournament

Monday – 9/13- vs. Chuckey-Doak (JV after V), 6:30pm

Tuesday – 9/14 vs. Unicoi, 6:30pm

Tuesday – 9/28 vs. West Greene, 6:30pm

Thursday - 9/30 vs. Providence, 6:30pm

Tuesday – 10/5 @ Chuckey – Doak, 6:30pm

Thursday – 10/7 – vs. Elizabethton High School, 6:00pm

• Senior Night @ Summers-Taylor (ETSU)

 

Congratulations to our UH Lady Bucs Soccer players that made All District and All Region!

Congratulations to our UH Lady Bucs Soccer Team - District Runner-Up!  They will be playing in the Regional Tournament, in Alcoa, on Tuesday, October 19th, 2021.  Go, Bucs, Go! 

The following article was printed in the Johnson City Press:

 Chuckey-Doak blanks UH for 1-A soccer title
Joe Avento
Oct 14, 2021
 

AFTON — Chuckey-Doak wasted little time in jumping on top of University High in the championship game of the District 1-A girls soccer tournament.

Less than three minutes into the game, Chuckey-Doak’s Marci Merrill scored from the top of the penalty area, setting the stage for a 2-0 victory at Anna Ricker Field.

Aliah Campbell also scored as the Lady Black Knights improved to 13-3-1. They will play host to Gatlinburg-Pittman in Tuesday’s Region 1-A semifinals. University High fell to 6-7-1 and will travel to Alcoa for the regional.

Alcoa beat Pittman 9-0 for the Region 1-A title.

Our Lady Bucs Soccer team has been busy winning games over break!  Check out the following articles in the Johnson City Press:

View Johnson City Press Article, September 14, 2021

View Johnson City Press Article,

Informational meeting for parents/guardians of high school students interested in participating in girls soccer will take place via Zoom (link below) tomorrow, July 22, at 6:15pm. Please e-mail Coach Ryann Williams (ryannawilliams15@yahoo.com) for additional information.  Practice will begin next week.

Justin Penley is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: UH Girls Soccer Parent Meeting

Time: Jul 22, 2021 06:15 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://etsu.zoom.us/j/95438054504?pwd=QlMxUGwyQTYxbWNnNjRXNXVXTGEwQT09

Meeting ID: 954 3805 4504

Passcode: 403

Current and Prospective High School Girls Soccer Parents:

Required Paperwork (Please be aware that parents complete ONLY the highlighted portions of the registration form):

ETSU Health Registration

University School HIPAA FERPA Release Concussion Screening

Hello high school girls soccer parents!  We are excited to announce that University High School is beginning a new pilot concussion management program through a partnership with ETSU Athletics. University High is the first such school to undertake this program.  Initially, this partnership will cover only high school girls soccer participants as they will be the only athletes to undergo baseline testing at this time.  Soccer was selected due to its status as a contact sport (through TSSAA) as well as being one of the first sports of the 2021-22 school year.   

While the program will begin with women’s soccer at UH, the goal of the concussion management team is to assess the possibility of increasing participation of other sports’ athletes throughout the year.  It should be noted that athletes in other sports will still receive care and appropriate steps will still be taken for concussion management, though they will not be involved in baseline testing at this time. 

In order to participate in the program, parents must complete and return the required paperwork (links above)  by Friday, July 23rd.  Baseline testing will be performed on July 21 through July 23. This baseline testing will take approximately 45-60 minutes per student and will involve five tests assessing different aspects of their neurocognitive function.  The baseline testing will occur during the school day.  Should the student sustain a head injury moving forward, the students will be assessed and referred for repeat testing if a concussion is suspected. Those scores will be compared to the baseline scores along with their clinical evaluation to determine the extent of the injury and provide feedback on their recovery. 

For additional information, please contact UH Athletic Directors Justin Penley (penleyj@etsu.edu) or Dustin Honeycutt (honeycuttdg@mail.etsu.edu).