Girls soccer results for Thursday, Sept. 11, 2025

WINONA — Mayo was sharp all night but in the end had to settle for a 1-1 tie with Winona in Big Nine Conference girls soccer.

Amelia Mills got the Spartans’ lone goal, assisted by Giada Barnes.

“This was the Spartans’ best game of the season in terms of passing, possession and poise,” Mayo coach Ruth Brennan Morrey said. “We had beautiful team play and orchestrated connections. Winona’s defense held us tight up front, making it challenging to penetrate their back line.”

Mayo got a great game from Grace O’Driscoll.

“Grace was a brick wall tonight with her defensive positioning, vision, and composure,” Brennan Morrey said. “She is such an effective defender who has gotten better with every game.”

Mayo 1, Winona 1
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Mayo: Amelia Mills 1 goal; Giada Barnes 1 assist. Goalie: Kara Berg 5 saves.
Winona: No stats submitted.

Owatonna 9, Austin 0
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Austin: Goalie: Felicia Thimmich 21 saves.
Owatonna: No stats submitted.

Cannon Falls 2, Pine Island-Zumbrota-Mazeppa 0
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Cannon Falls: Madi Jeppesen 1 goal; Ava Hernke 1 goal. Goalie: Tenly Otte 4 saves.
Pine Island-Zumbrota-Mazeppa: Goalie: Lauren Elsmore 3 saves.
Notes: Cannon Falls is 5-1-1, PIZM 0-7-1.

Winona Cotter 1, St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura 0
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St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura: Goalie: Aspyn Gust 10 saves.
Winona Cotter: Macy Donnenwerth 1 goal; Autumn Suffrins 1 assist. Goalie: Emilia Krage 4 saves.

La Crescent-Hokah 3, Plainview-Elgin-Millville 1
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La Crescent-Hokah: No stats submitted.
Plainview-Elgin-Millville: No stats submitted.

Dover-Eyota 6, Caledonia 2
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Caledonia: No stats submitted.
Dover-Eyota: Morgan Tuma 1 goal; Tia Rubow 4 goals; Jazmin Davis 1 goal. Goalie: Addison Andring 4 saves.

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