Knoxville, TN — In a display of sheer athletic prowess and strategic brilliance, the Collierville High women's soccer secured a commanding victory against Station Camp with a 7-0 final score on Saturday to conclude their contests in the Bearden Invitational. This win not only underscores the team’s exceptional talent but also shines a spotlight on their remarkable depth.

From the opening whistle, it was clear that Collierville was in control. The team’s offense, led by freshman Piper Williams with two early goals. Caroline Sheals, also a freshman, contributed a pair of goals late in the contest. However, it was the collective effort and seamless coordination among the entire squad that truly defined the match.

The game was marked by an impressive display of depth, with contributions coming from every corner of the roster. Presley Williams and Hilary Shikuku stepped up as seniors in critical moments, each adding a goal. Coach Gareth Munro utilized his bench masterfully, rotating players to keep the endurance of those on the field high and maintain relentless pressure on the Bison's offensive plan.

Senior Lily Reafsnyder delivered a series of crucial stops and interventions, proving once again why she is regarded as one of the best in the state. The defensive line, supported by the midfield, ensured that Station Camp had limited opportunities to break through.

The win reinforces Collierville's status as a formidable contender for another state tournament run. As the team returns home from East Tennessee they will now prepare for a pair of challenges in West Tennessee outside of their normal Shelby County foes. The Lady Dragons will travel to Medina on Tuesday to play South Gibson and then to University School of Jackson on Thursday.