The Hill School is making a comeback in the PAISAA title game and gearing up for a rematch with the Academy of Notre Dame. The semifinal match between Agnes Irwin and Hill School was a precursor to the big showdown. Both teams had their eyes set on another marquee meeting, but Hill School needed a victory to secure their spot.
The reigning champions, Hill School, secured their place in the state final with a 2-1 triumph over Agnes Irwin, thanks to Riley Savage’s third-quarter score. With a 16-2 record and a top 5 national ranking, Hill School is determined to redeem themselves after their loss to Notre Dame. Opal Sparling, who celebrated her 16th birthday by scoring Hill’s opening goal, expressed her excitement for the rematch and the team’s confidence in taking on Notre Dame.
Agnes Irwin, on the other hand, is gearing up for their season finale with rival Episcopal Academy. Junior Caroline Chisholm, a Boston College commit, is ready for the tight game and is determined to make an impact for Agnes Irwin.
The match showcased the quality of both teams, with Agnes Irwin impressing against the touted Blues. Despite the loss, Chisholm commended her team’s hustle and love for the sport.
Hill School’s overall quality shone through, with strong contributions from players across the lineup. The team’s journey to the championship has been filled with challenges, but they have shown resilience and determination.
As the championship game approaches, Hill School is gearing up to face Notre Dame once again. Despite being considered underdogs, the team believes that their earlier setback has made them stronger and more prepared for the rematch.
The PAISAA championship game will be held at Ursinus College, and Hill School is ready to face the challenge head-on.