The Girl Jets and the Girl Tigers go up towards one another within the scrimmage. Each coaches are pleased with the place the group is at at the moment.
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By Drew Terhall
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ARCANUM — Franklin Monroe hosted a quad-scrimmage on Aug. 8. The Girl Jets hosted fellow WOAC members Ansonia and Tri-Village. In addition they introduced in Kenton Ridge.
For Franklin Monroe, the group is concentrated on bettering day-to-day. Head coach Angie Filbrun mentioned she was happy with how the group did within the scrimmage. The Jets have been aggressive all scrimmage lengthy.
Filbrun mentioned the scrimmage helps see who must be on the ground and what changes they should make. On the fee the group is bettering, she is assured they are going to be a pressure to go up towards.
“They’re constructive. They’re an excellent group of children. They work very well collectively. If I see the advance from final night time to tonight and even into Thursday and subsequent week. We’re going to be doing good issues,” Filbrun mentioned.
For Ansonia, that is their second scrimmage. The group acquired to play towards their very own Alumni on Aug. 5. Head coach Lydia Schlarman mentioned after the Alumni sport, the group discovered what rotations labored for them. This scrimmage justified making these adjustments.
The scrimmage additionally helped the first-year head coach get comfy with teaching the ladies and placing them in several positions. Schlarman mentioned the group adjusted effectively to her adjustments.
She additionally mentioned she is pleased with the place the group is at proper now. Whereas there may be at all times the chance to enhance, she is total happy with how the group is progressing.
“We’re at a great place. There’s at all times room for enchancment it doesn’t matter what spot you’re in, whether or not that be midseason or on the finish. The place we’re at proper now, I’m assured in our group and the place we’re going to be at come the top of the season,” Schlarman mentioned.
Tri-Village performed of their second consecutive scrimmage after going to Greenville for one on Aug. 7. Head coach Taylor Rawlings mentioned the group did some various things on this scrimmage.
With seeing new competitors and having all of their ladies, the Girl Patriots have been in a position to strive new issues to enhance as a group.
“We noticed various things right this moment, we did some various things with our lineup right this moment. We’ve all of our ladies again right this moment,” Rawlings mentioned. “It’s a studying course of. On a regular basis we’re doing various things to get higher.”
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Originally posted 2023-08-09 01:24:51.