I’m thrilled to announce my verbal commitment to play Division 1 soccer and further my education at Illinois State University. I want to thank God, my family, friends, and coaches for all of their support. #RollRedbirds@Redbird_Soccer@marisakresge@CoachRhiRhi@RileyButler3
One thing special about @Redbird_Soccer is the sheer about of determination and work ethic we have day in and day out. Everyone has one goal in mind- How can we be 1% better today than we were yesterday?
One of the biggest weapons for Oregon was senior Ashley Wolfe’s leg on corner kicks in a WIAA Division 2 sectional championship against Union Grove on June 10, at Huntoon Field. https://t.co/t961anwGMk
With top-ranked Oregon locked in a scoreless battle with Westosha Central in a WIAA Division 2 regional championship, the Panthers got a long-distance spark from senior forward Ashley Wolfe. https://t.co/6kWTjQ2ibz
Reigning WIAA Division 2 state champion Oregon, which went 23-0-1 last season and finished the year ranked No. 1 in the United Soccer Coaches Spring Girls National poll, is 10th in the first poll of the 2023 season. #wisoccer
Oregon (23-0-1) finished the season at No. 1 in the United Soccer Coaches High School Spring Girls National Top 25. The Panthers are the third state team to accomplish that feat, following the Waukesha Catholic Memorial girls (2000) and the Brookfield East boys (1995). #wisoccer
Oregon outscored opponents 41-0 in its six playoff matches - the last time a WIAA girls state champion didn't allow a goal in the postseason was in 2017, when Brookfield Central (Division 1) and Waukesha Catholic Memorial (Division 3) both did so. #wisoccer