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Lincoln Red Raiders and Marshfield Tigers trade goals; JV Rapids win 1-0
Summary
Lincoln High School hosted Marshfield at Wood Trust Bank Field. Announcers highlighted sportsmanship and safety after rain; Wisconsin Rapids JV won 1-0 (goal by No. 7). Varsity action included goals by Marshfield’s No. 19 Claire Malone and No. 16 Lauren Katzenberger.
Lincoln High School’s Red Raiders hosted the Marshfield Tigers at Wood Trust Bank Field in Wisconsin Rapids for a Wisconsin Valley Conference girls soccer matchup, where announcers emphasized sportsmanship and safety after earlier rain.
The stadium announcer noted earlier that the bleachers could be slippery from rain and reminded fans, “stay calm, stay classy, and stay respectful.” The same announcer also announced a JV result: “In action earlier this evening, Wisconsin Rapids JV defeated Marshfield by a score of 1 to nothing with the lone goal scored by number 7 for Wisconsin Rapids, Brynn Banick.”
In varsity play, the announcer credited Marshfield with multiple scoring plays during the match. The announcer identified Claire Malone (No. 19) scoring in the 38th minute and later named Lauren Katzenberger (No. 16) as a scorer in the 71st minute. The transcript does not record a final official final score for the varsity match.
Starting lineups announced for Marshfield included Peyton Bremer (No. 00), Hadley Hall (No. 4), Maya Preston (No. 6), Alexis Hoffman (No. 7), Grace Wills (No. 8), Audrey Lutke (No. 10), Kiara Raab (No. 12), Kaylin Kurth (No. 15), Lauren Katzenberger (No. 16), Shiloh Smith (No. 20) and Lauren Hovolka (No. 23). Marshfield’s coaching staff was announced as Kelly Ogna (head coach) and Jeff Holter (assistant).
Lincoln’s announced starters included Natalie Hadwell (No. 2), Claire Mitchell (No. 5), Kendall Cannon (No. 7), Aleah Leech (No. 1), Sophie Pike (No. 19) and Jordan Soder (No. 22). Officials for the varsity match were listed as Dennis Burgess, Long Lohr and Randy Sherman.
The athletic department’s stadium announcements thanked corporate sponsors that support Lincoln athletics and reminded fans that concessions and indoor restrooms are available in the hockey building south of the stadium behind the video board. Manager Kevin King was recognized during pregame remarks for his work with the program.
Before leaving the venue, the announcer promoted Lincoln’s upcoming home slate: a matchup against Sun Prairie on Saturday with JV scheduled for 11 a.m. and varsity at 1 p.m., and closed with a final safety reminder for patrons exiting the bleachers.
Notes: the transcript records several player names and scoring mentions but does not provide a single, official varsity final score or detailed statistics; where the transcript presents variant spellings for a name, the article uses the most consistently appearing form in the record.
