The Colquitt County girls soccer teams achieved a notable victory over Ware County, with the varsity squad winning 3-0. This marks the team's 10th win of the season, with aspirations of surpassing their record from 2015. Coach Carlos Bautista believes that with three remaining games against Camden County, Valdosta, and Lowndes, they could set a new record for the most wins since 2003. Meanwhile, the junior varsity team dominated with an 8-0 win and remains undefeated at 11-0 this season.

By the Numbers
  • The varsity team has 10 wins this season against 6 losses (10-6 overall).
  • The junior varsity team is undefeated with 11 wins (11-0 overall).
State of Play
  • The varsity team is currently 3-4 in their region.
  • Bautista aims for the team to win at least one more game to surpass the last five seasons' records.
What's Next

Colquitt County's varsity girls will face Camden County in Kingsland on Friday, followed by a game against Valdosta on April 14, and will close the season against Lowndes on April 16. The junior varsity team will play Lee County in their final match.

Bottom Line

With the varsity team showing significant improvement this season, a strong finish could not only solidify their record but also reinforce their claim as 鈥渢he best team of the decade.鈥� The focus remains on maintaining momentum through the remaining games.