Special / Your Spirit Photography -- Fellowship Christian junior goalkeeper Anna Soderlund makes a diving save in the Class A state championship game, played Saturday afternoon at Kennesaw State University. The Lady Paladins lost the match in overtime to Paideia, 3-2.
Special / Your Spirit Photography -- Fellowship Christian junior goalkeeper Anna Soderlund makes a diving save in the Class A state championship game, played Saturday afternoon at Kennesaw State University. The Lady Paladins lost the match in overtime to Paideia, 3-2.
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Fellowship, BT girls fall in soccer state finals
by Chase Wallace
cwallace@neighbornewspapers.com
03:30 PM, Wednesday, May 22
Playing on the big stage at Kennesaw State University, the girls of Fellowship Christian and Blessed Trinity battled to the bitter end in their GHSA State Championship matches last weekend. But the opposing teams of Paideia and St. Pius X had the ...

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