The Detroit Lakes girls soccer team responded from an season-opening 2-1 overtime loss at Little Falls with back-to-back shutouts, including a 12-0 victory Tuesday night at Rotary Fields over Crookston. Senior Halle Jordan and sophomore Anna Payne combined for seven of the 12 tallies, both with hat tricks, Payne scoring four. “Halle is going to be right up there and Anna found the net last year and is getting more aggressive,” Laker head coach Dave Carter said. Jordan got DL on the board early a minute into the game with the eventual game-winner and scored three of the Lakers’ first four goals by the 19-minute mark. Jordan Lundberg scored her first of two at 11:02 for a 2-0 lead and her second goal after a pair by Halle Jordan for a 5-0 advantage. The Lakers led 7-0 at the break after back-to-back goals by Payne.
Nicole Swanson, Emily Larson, Lizzie Johnson and Payne (2) added second half goals. Keeper Payton Carlblom faced only a pair of shots in the shutout. DL was coming off a 2-0 shutout victory at Alexandria (1-1) and have a record of 2-1 opening the season against three consecutive Section 8A opponents. With Monday’s blowout of Crookston (0-3), DL is outscoring their opponents 15-2. Crookston is still searching for their first goal of the season after three shutout losses to open the year. The Laker offense has been effective as the DL defense retools with new players after losing starters with speed from last year’s team. “I’m more worried about my defense than I am about my attackers,” said Carter. Tuesday’s output puts any of those issues to rest, at least until the next contest Thursday when Bemidji (2-1) comes to town. The Jacks won at home over Moorhead (0-2) Tuesday 2-1. “We’ve got a lot of young players,” Carter said. “Our numbers are really strong this year.” The Lakers have gone from 38 players three seasons ago to 52 this year. [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1984678","attributes":{"alt":"LIZZIE JOHNSON ","class":"media-image","height":"480","title":"","width":"449"}}]] “That’s good for the program,” Carter said. “It’s nice to have all those young players.” Carter also includes the proximity of the World Cup this summer in Manitoba as another reason why girls soccer’s popularity is booming in DL. Carlblom is a freshman but has a year of successful experience in net and Swanson, an eighth-grader, got on the board Tuesday. Midfielder Lauren Tschider, a sophomore, will move up into scoring position and recorded an assist on Larson’s goal. Larson, a freshman, and the rest of her teammates showcased the youth movement for the Lakers this year combined with a big effort from senior Halle Jordan, one of only five on the team including Mady Webber, Lundberg, Jordyn Peterson and Mikayla Avila. DL is coming off two straight trips to the section semifinals and back-to-back 13-win seasons, both years ending with 13-4-2 marks. Laker results: Crookston at Detroit Lakes, Tuesday, Sept. 1, Rotary Fields. CRO 0 0 - 0 DL 7 5 - 12 Goals: DL: Halle Jordan 1:42, Assist Anna Payne DL: Jordan Lundberg 11:02, Assist Payne DL: Jordan 13:50 DL: Jordan 18:15 DL: Lundberg 22:42, Assist Jordan DL: Payne 24:00, Assist Lizzie Johnson DL: Payne 33:40, Assist Johnson DL: Nicole Swanson 60:15, Assist Emily Larson DL: Larson 64:05, Assist Lauren Tschider DL: Payne 68:47, Assist Johnson DL: Johnson 69:15 DL: Payne 77:50, Assist Jordan Shots: DL 38; CRO 2 Saves: DL 2; CRO 12 Corners: DL 8, Alex 1The Detroit Lakes girls soccer team responded from an season-opening 2-1 overtime loss at Little Falls with back-to-back shutouts, including a 12-0 victory Tuesday night at Rotary Fields over Crookston. Senior Halle Jordan and sophomore Anna Payne combined for seven of the 12 tallies, both with hat tricks, Payne scoring four. “Halle is going to be right up there and Anna found the net last year and is getting more aggressive,” Laker head coach Dave Carter said. Jordan got DL on the board early a minute into the game with the eventual game-winner and scored three of the Lakers’ first four goals by the 19-minute mark. Jordan Lundberg scored her first of two at 11:02 for a 2-0 lead and her second goal after a pair by Halle Jordan for a 5-0 advantage. The Lakers led 7-0 at the break after back-to-back goals by Payne. [[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1984676","attributes":{"alt":"EMILY LARSON","class":"media-image","height":"446","title":"","width":"480"}}]] Nicole Swanson, Emily Larson, Lizzie Johnson and Payne (2) added second half goals. Keeper Payton Carlblom faced only a pair of shots in the shutout. DL was coming off a 2-0 shutout victory at Alexandria (1-1) and have a record of 2-1 opening the season against three consecutive Section 8A opponents. With Monday’s blowout of Crookston (0-3), DL is outscoring their opponents 15-2. Crookston is still searching for their first goal of the season after three shutout losses to open the year. The Laker offense has been effective as the DL defense retools with new players after losing starters with speed from last year’s team. “I’m more worried about my defense than I am about my attackers,” said Carter. Tuesday’s output puts any of those issues to rest, at least until the next contest Thursday when Bemidji (2-1) comes to town. The Jacks won at home over Moorhead (0-2) Tuesday 2-1. “We’ve got a lot of young players,” Carter said. “Our numbers are really strong this year.” The Lakers have gone from 38 players three seasons ago to 52 this year.
“That’s good for the program,” Carter said. “It’s nice to have all those young players.” Carter also includes the proximity of the World Cup this summer in Manitoba as another reason why girls soccer’s popularity is booming in DL. Carlblom is a freshman but has a year of successful experience in net and Swanson, an eighth-grader, got on the board Tuesday. Midfielder Lauren Tschider, a sophomore, will move up into scoring position and recorded an assist on Larson’s goal. Larson, a freshman, and the rest of her teammates showcased the youth movement for the Lakers this year combined with a big effort from senior Halle Jordan, one of only five on the team including Mady Webber, Lundberg, Jordyn Peterson and Mikayla Avila. DL is coming off two straight trips to the section semifinals and back-to-back 13-win seasons, both years ending with 13-4-2 marks. Laker results: Crookston at Detroit Lakes, Tuesday, Sept. 1, Rotary Fields. CRO 0 0 - 0 DL 7 5 - 12 Goals: DL: Halle Jordan 1:42, Assist Anna Payne DL: Jordan Lundberg 11:02, Assist Payne DL: Jordan 13:50 DL: Jordan 18:15 DL: Lundberg 22:42, Assist Jordan DL: Payne 24:00, Assist Lizzie Johnson DL: Payne 33:40, Assist Johnson DL: Nicole Swanson 60:15, Assist Emily Larson DL: Larson 64:05, Assist Lauren Tschider DL: Payne 68:47, Assist Johnson DL: Johnson 69:15 DL: Payne 77:50, Assist Jordan Shots: DL 38; CRO 2 Saves: DL 2; CRO 12 Corners: DL 8, Alex 1The Detroit Lakes girls soccer team responded from an season-opening 2-1 overtime loss at Little Falls with back-to-back shutouts, including a 12-0 victory Tuesday night at Rotary Fields over Crookston.Senior Halle Jordan and sophomore Anna Payne combined for seven of the 12 tallies, both with hat tricks, Payne scoring four.“Halle is going to be right up there and Anna found the net last year and is getting more aggressive,” Laker head coach Dave Carter said.Jordan got DL on the board early a minute into the game with the eventual game-winner and scored three of the Lakers’ first four goals by the 19-minute mark. Jordan Lundberg scored her first of two at 11:02 for a 2-0 lead and her second goal after a pair by Halle Jordan for a 5-0 advantage.The Lakers led 7-0 at the break after back-to-back goals by Payne.
Nicole Swanson, Emily Larson, Lizzie Johnson and Payne (2) added second half goals.Keeper Payton Carlblom faced only a pair of shots in the shutout.DL was coming off a 2-0 shutout victory at Alexandria (1-1) and have a record of 2-1 opening the season against three consecutive Section 8A opponents.With Monday’s blowout of Crookston (0-3), DL is outscoring their opponents 15-2. Crookston is still searching for their first goal of the season after three shutout losses to open the year.The Laker offense has been effective as the DL defense retools with new players after losing starters with speed from last year’s team.“I’m more worried about my defense than I am about my attackers,” said Carter.Tuesday’s output puts any of those issues to rest, at least until the next contest Thursday when Bemidji (2-1) comes to town. The Jacks won at home over Moorhead (0-2) Tuesday 2-1.“We’ve got a lot of young players,” Carter said. “Our numbers are really strong this year.”The Lakers have gone from 38 players three seasons ago to 52 this year.[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1984678","attributes":{"alt":"LIZZIE JOHNSON ","class":"media-image","height":"480","title":"","width":"449"}}]]“That’s good for the program,” Carter said. “It’s nice to have all those young players.”Carter also includes the proximity of the World Cup this summer in Manitoba as another reason why girls soccer’s popularity is booming in DL.Carlblom is a freshman but has a year of successful experience in net and Swanson, an eighth-grader, got on the board Tuesday. Midfielder Lauren Tschider, a sophomore, will move up into scoring position and recorded an assist on Larson’s goal. Larson, a freshman, and the rest of her teammates showcased the youth movement for the Lakers this year combined with a big effort from senior Halle Jordan, one of only five on the team including Mady Webber, Lundberg, Jordyn Peterson and Mikayla Avila.DL is coming off two straight trips to the section semifinals and back-to-back 13-win seasons, both years ending with 13-4-2 marks. Laker results:Crookston at Detroit Lakes, Tuesday, Sept. 1, Rotary Fields.CRO 0 0 - 0DL 7 5 - 12Goals:DL: Halle Jordan 1:42, Assist Anna PayneDL: Jordan Lundberg 11:02, Assist PayneDL: Jordan 13:50DL: Jordan 18:15DL: Lundberg 22:42, Assist JordanDL: Payne 24:00, Assist Lizzie JohnsonDL: Payne 33:40, Assist JohnsonDL: Nicole Swanson 60:15, Assist Emily LarsonDL: Larson 64:05, Assist Lauren TschiderDL: Payne 68:47, Assist JohnsonDL: Johnson 69:15DL: Payne 77:50, Assist JordanShots: DL 38; CRO 2Saves: DL 2; CRO 12Corners: DL 8, Alex 1The Detroit Lakes girls soccer team responded from an season-opening 2-1 overtime loss at Little Falls with back-to-back shutouts, including a 12-0 victory Tuesday night at Rotary Fields over Crookston.Senior Halle Jordan and sophomore Anna Payne combined for seven of the 12 tallies, both with hat tricks, Payne scoring four.“Halle is going to be right up there and Anna found the net last year and is getting more aggressive,” Laker head coach Dave Carter said.Jordan got DL on the board early a minute into the game with the eventual game-winner and scored three of the Lakers’ first four goals by the 19-minute mark. Jordan Lundberg scored her first of two at 11:02 for a 2-0 lead and her second goal after a pair by Halle Jordan for a 5-0 advantage.The Lakers led 7-0 at the break after back-to-back goals by Payne.[[{"type":"media","view_mode":"media_large","fid":"1984676","attributes":{"alt":"EMILY LARSON","class":"media-image","height":"446","title":"","width":"480"}}]]Nicole Swanson, Emily Larson, Lizzie Johnson and Payne (2) added second half goals.Keeper Payton Carlblom faced only a pair of shots in the shutout.DL was coming off a 2-0 shutout victory at Alexandria (1-1) and have a record of 2-1 opening the season against three consecutive Section 8A opponents.With Monday’s blowout of Crookston (0-3), DL is outscoring their opponents 15-2. Crookston is still searching for their first goal of the season after three shutout losses to open the year.The Laker offense has been effective as the DL defense retools with new players after losing starters with speed from last year’s team.“I’m more worried about my defense than I am about my attackers,” said Carter.Tuesday’s output puts any of those issues to rest, at least until the next contest Thursday when Bemidji (2-1) comes to town. The Jacks won at home over Moorhead (0-2) Tuesday 2-1.“We’ve got a lot of young players,” Carter said. “Our numbers are really strong this year.”The Lakers have gone from 38 players three seasons ago to 52 this year.
“That’s good for the program,” Carter said. “It’s nice to have all those young players.”Carter also includes the proximity of the World Cup this summer in Manitoba as another reason why girls soccer’s popularity is booming in DL.Carlblom is a freshman but has a year of successful experience in net and Swanson, an eighth-grader, got on the board Tuesday. Midfielder Lauren Tschider, a sophomore, will move up into scoring position and recorded an assist on Larson’s goal. Larson, a freshman, and the rest of her teammates showcased the youth movement for the Lakers this year combined with a big effort from senior Halle Jordan, one of only five on the team including Mady Webber, Lundberg, Jordyn Peterson and Mikayla Avila.DL is coming off two straight trips to the section semifinals and back-to-back 13-win seasons, both years ending with 13-4-2 marks. Laker results:Crookston at Detroit Lakes, Tuesday, Sept. 1, Rotary Fields.CRO 0 0 - 0DL 7 5 - 12Goals:DL: Halle Jordan 1:42, Assist Anna PayneDL: Jordan Lundberg 11:02, Assist PayneDL: Jordan 13:50DL: Jordan 18:15DL: Lundberg 22:42, Assist JordanDL: Payne 24:00, Assist Lizzie JohnsonDL: Payne 33:40, Assist JohnsonDL: Nicole Swanson 60:15, Assist Emily LarsonDL: Larson 64:05, Assist Lauren TschiderDL: Payne 68:47, Assist JohnsonDL: Johnson 69:15DL: Payne 77:50, Assist JordanShots: DL 38; CRO 2Saves: DL 2; CRO 12Corners: DL 8, Alex 1
