The Trojans' season ended in the Conference Carolinas Championships semifinals with a 14-8 loss to Belmont Abbey. Despite strong offensive performances from players like Maddy Fratus and Jordan Bolam, the Trojans struggled to maintain momentum after a challenging second quarter. The team's final record for the season stands at 11-5 overall and 7-2 in conference play. Belmont Abbey advances to the final against Young Harris, while the Trojans leave a lasting impact with accolades for defensive player of the year and five all-conference athletes.

By the Numbers
  • Trojans finished the season with an 11-5 record and 7-2 in conference play.
  • Goalkeeper Ruby Burandt ended the game with nine saves, achieving a save percentage of 39.1%.
State of Play
  • The Trojans had a close first half, trailing only by three goals at halftime.
  • Despite defensive resilience in the fourth quarter, the Trojans could not recover from a rough third quarter.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Trojans will aim to build on their strong season and address key areas for improvement as they prepare for the next year. Their focus will likely be on retaining their defensive successes while enhancing their offensive strategy.

Bottom Line

The Trojans' season may have ended in disappointment, but their achievements in individual accolades and team performance set the stage for future success. With several key players returning, there is potential for growth and a deeper run in the next season.