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Down 1-0 to the Minuteman at halftime, Whittier coach Meghan Welcome needed someone to step up and score so she moved goalie Kailah Goulet to center-forward. Goulet responded by scoring her first varsity goal as Whittier tied the Minuteman 1-1.  

Whittier coach Meghan Welcome was able to get all 20 of her players some field time yesterday in a convincing 8-0 victory over Lynn Tech. Sophomore Marisa McVicker had a solid game offensively for the Wildcats, who won their second straight game.

In a battle of first-year programs, Whittier's girls soccer team rolled past Greater Lawrence 6-0. Kendra Brasil had two goals and two assists for the Wildcats, who are a respectable 2-2-1 after five games.

Whittier doesn't really need any more challenges. But even dealing with five starters competing with injuries, the first-year program is hanging tough as shown by yesterday's 3-1 loss to Minuteman, a game that was tied at halftime. Danielle Lebreque assisted on JoJo Plante's goal and had several scoring chances of her own, Kayla Goulet made a diving, fingertip save in the Wildcat net, and Marissa McVicker played three positions (outside midfield, sweeper and center mid) and did well at all of them.

JoJo Plante had a hat trick and Whittier rolled to a lopsided 8-0 win over Lynn Tech.

In Whittier's first-ever girls soccer game, senior Kailah Goulet shined in goal, making 11 saves in a 2-0 loss to Mystic Valley. It was the first time Goulet, a former volleyball player, had played goalie.