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Hunting for another title: Flower Mound Lady Jaguars prep for playoffs
Finishing first in their district standings, the Lady Jaguars faced tough opponents this season-- quite possibly some of the toughest in the Dallas-Fort Worth area if not the entire state. Hosting incredible athletes like Haley Peek, Maddie Cantrell, Avery Cooper, Addison Huber, Maya Cordova, Berkeley Morey, and others, this team can be expected to make another deep playoff push as they hunt for the program's third state title.
Regular Season Play
Throughout non-district play, the Lady Jaguars showcased incredible effort on the field-- taking down each of the opponents that would prepare them for a tough district schedule, Flower Mound allowed only two goals against them in four games while defeating Arlington Martin, Allen, Frisco Reedy, and Byron Nelson.
Prepped and ready to take on their district schedule, the Lady Jaguars dropped just one game the entire season-- a tough 4-0 loss against Hebron. Learning from every teachable moment possible, Flower Mound outscored their district opponents by a combined 56-11 as they posted a 11-1-2 district record (15-1-2 overall). Through district play, the team took down strong opponents like Plano West, Coppell, Flower Mound Marcus, and more en route to the playoffs.
What's Ahead
With state titles in 2016 and 2021, the team is on the hunt for the program's third title. Looking to shut down any opponent that stands in their way, Flower Mound could be one of the toughest teams to emerge into 6A playoffs from the DFW-area. Playing with not only fire, but resiliency, the Lady Jaguars are quick to get ahead and stay ahead anytime they are on the field. These athletes can be expected to stay focused as they enter the playoffs.
The team's first game in the playoffs is schedule against McKinney Boyd at McKinney ISD Stadium on Tuesday, March 26 at 7:30 p.m. Be sure you catch these ladies in action as they prepare to take on their opponents!
REGIONAL QUARTERFINALS PREVIEW: Flower Mound vs. Flower Mound Marcus
In UIL Class 6A Region I girls soccer, there aren't many in the state who are as good at what they do as Dallas-Fort Worth area teams. Heading into the Regional Quarterfinals, fans are about to see an extremely intense matchup between cross-town rivals as the Flower Mound Marcus Lady Marauders take on the Flower Mound Lady Jaguars! So, what exactly can fans expect from these two powerhouse teams?
Flower Mound Marcus Lady Marauders (21-1-3, 9-1-3)
With only one loss to their name, the Lady Marauders posted a first-place finish in their district. The team recorded 13 shut-out victories en route to playoffs while posting a 90% win percentage. The Lady Marauders scored over five goals against their opponents in six games to include a 10-1 victory over Abilene, 8-0 victory over South Grand Prairie, 6-2 victory over Lewisville, and more. Outscoring their opponents by 86 goals combined, the Lady Marauders have made sure anyone who comes into their path knows what they're about. So far in playoffs, Flower Mound Marcus has already defeated Denton Guyer (2-1) and Arlington (5-1).
Flower Mound Lady Jaguars (13-4-3, 7-3-2)
The Lady Jaguars entered playoffs on a four-game win streak. Although the Lady Jaguars finished fourth in their district, the team has done everything they can to show their strengths on the pitch. Flower Mound is comfortable on the field and the team is known for playing hard until the final whistle. With a strong defense, the Lady Jaguars have been able to keep their opponents at bay the entire season. So far in playoffs, the Lady Jags have posted two shut-out victories- the first one a 1-0 victory over Prosper and the second a 6-0 victory over Arlington Martin.
What To Expect:
Headed into the game on Friday, fans can expect a game that is packed-full of action. Both teams have been known for striking often this season. The Lady Marauders have the ability to control the tempo from the gate as Marcus has set the tone in a majority of their games this season. The Lady Jaguars have the ability of a strong offense who is accurate when going head-to-head against strong defenses.
The game is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday, April 1st at Dragon Stadium in Southlake.