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2014 SCSoccer.com Season Individual Statistics

Please visit this link to enter your 2014 statistics for players. Both field player stats and goalkeeper stats are tallied. SCSoccer.com will publish each Sunday effective April 13, 2014, through the remainder of the season.

Reminder to have statistics turned in by Saturday at 5:00 p.m.

POINTS (Points-Goals-Assists)
20 Points Minimum

Girls

Class 4A
Cassidy Parker, Fort Mill, SR, 45-17-11
Amber Tanner, Ridge View, SR, 41-17-7

Class 3A
Maggie Letki, Wilson, JR, 40-15-10
Sydney Belt, Wilson, FR, 28-11-6

Class 2A/1A
Tess Ward, Ninety Six, SR, 39-17-5

SCISA
n/a

Boys

Class 4A
Bryson Tindal, Lexington, SR, 40-16-8
Adam Hicks, Lexington, SR, 28-10-8

Class 3A
David Koprowki, Brookland-Cayce, JR, 56-24-8
Tyler Brazell, Brookland-Cayce, SR, 43-18-7
Connor Donohue, Eastside, SR, 39-10-19
Madison Simpson, Clinton, SR, 38-18-2
Aaron Davis, Brookland-Cayce, SR, 24-6-12

Class 2A
Erick Arroyo, Newberry, SO, 47-18-11
Grant Dickey, Ninety Six, SR, 86-35-16

Class 1A
Nathan Wilcox, Christ Church, FR, 22-8-6
Raffael Dirrigl, Christ Church, SR, 26-10-6

SCISA
n/a

GOALKEEPERS (Goals, Goals Against Average, Shutouts)
800 Minutes and 1.50 GAA or Lower

Girls

Class 4A
n/a

Class 3A
n/a

Class 2A
n/a

Class 1A
n/a

SCISA
n/a

Boys

Class 4A
David Kindervater, Wade Hampton, FR, 8 G, 0.76, 6 SO

Class 3A
Graham Moore, Eastside, SO, 3 G, 0.33, 8 SO
Edwin Taylor, Brookland-Cayce, JR, 18 G, 1.19, 10

Class 2A
n/a

Class 1A
Michael Batson, Christ Church, JR, 7 G, 0.63

SCISA
n/a

Reminder to submit statistics.

Individual Statistics for Boys and Girls have been updated as of 5/5/14 at the link provided.

It is a shame you don't get more responses for this.

There has to be a couple more girls on Fort Mill in the 10-15 goal range. They have scored 102 goals this year.

And 17 shut outs in 20 games...

Just a shame the girls AND boys don't get their recognition.

Do the stats of goals, GAA, and shutouts truly reveal a goalkeepers individual ability? I do not believe that these are individual statistics because they favor a goalkeeper on a good team. What about saves or save percentage (shots on goal vs goals)? Wouldn't this be a more impressive statistic to look at when thinking about goalkeepers?

I agree 100%. How many shutouts have we all seen when the keeper never even touches the ball, much less faces any shots?

.. and how many times have we seen coaches allowing their leading scorer(s) to continue scoring goals against weak opponents to beef up their nominations for some kind of award?

Not all statistics are completely for the birds but I don't pay any attention to them (in high school soccer).

P.S.: I am not insinuating that the coaches of the boys and girls shown in the above statistics are guilty of "bagging"!

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