Brooke Ulicny scores 5 goals in Hillsboro win at McClain
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GREENFIELD — The Hillsboro Lady Indians moved past the .500 mark for the season on Thursday as they defeated the host McClain Lady Tigers, 10-1, gaining the season sweep against their Highland County counterpart.
HHS — who improved to 8-7 overall — led 4-0 at halftime, then outscored the Lady Tigers, 6-1 in the final 40 minutes of play in the Frontier Athletic Conference match at McClain Field. This season, HHS outscored McClain, 20-1 in their two meetings.
The star of the match was Hillsboro sophomore Brooke Ulicny, as she scored five goals in the dominant win by the Lady Indians with one goal in the first half and four more in the final 40 minutes.
Hillsboro has also won four straight games to get back over the .500 mark this season, and the win on Thursday began a goal by Ulicny at the 30:49 mark with the assist to Lexi Sheppard. The score went to a two-goals advantage as senior Samantha Blair sent the ball on a 30-yard journey to the back to the net for a goal with 27:06 on the scoreboard.
HHS added a third goal with 14:22 left in the first half as Blair gained her second goal of the first half with the assist from Brynn Bledsoe. HHS then improved their lead to 4-0, as this time it was Bledsoe scoring the goal with the assist from Hannah Holland at the 7:48 mark of the first half.
The Hillsboro lead of 4-0 stayed until halftime, but at the start of the second half, the lead increased for the visiting Lady Indians with Ulicny scoring her second goal with 39:24 left in regulation with the assist by Sheppard. That five-goal lead turned into a six-goal advantage shortly later as Holland sent the ball past the keeper with the assist from Bledsoe for the 6-0 lead with the scoreboard displaying 37:22.
Ulicny gained the hat trick with her third goal with 26:05 remaining in the match. McClain scored their lone goal with Kerigan Pollard — who is the all-time McClain goals leader — adding to her record with a goal off a penalty kick with 11:46 on the clock.
With a six-goal advantage, the Lady Indians weren’t finished adding to their lead, as Ulicny scored goal number four with 10:06 left in the match with the goal being unassisted. Brooklyn Lucarello made it a 9-1 lead for HHS with a goal at the 6:44 mark, and the 10th and final HHS goal was scored by Ulicny from about 30 yards out with 0.07 left in the match for her fifth goal.
HHS — who improved to 8-7 overall — led 4-0 at halftime, then outscored the Lady Tigers, 6-1 in the final 40 minutes of play in the Frontier Athletic Conference match at McClain Field. This season, HHS outscored McClain, 20-1 in their two meetings.
The star of the match was Hillsboro sophomore Brooke Ulicny, as she scored five goals in the dominant win by the Lady Indians with one goal in the first half and four more in the final 40 minutes.
Hillsboro has also won four straight games to get back over the .500 mark this season, and the win on Thursday began a goal by Ulicny at the 30:49 mark with the assist to Lexi Sheppard. The score went to a two-goals advantage as senior Samantha Blair sent the ball on a 30-yard journey to the back to the net for a goal with 27:06 on the scoreboard.
HHS added a third goal with 14:22 left in the first half as Blair gained her second goal of the first half with the assist from Brynn Bledsoe. HHS then improved their lead to 4-0, as this time it was Bledsoe scoring the goal with the assist from Hannah Holland at the 7:48 mark of the first half.
The Hillsboro lead of 4-0 stayed until halftime, but at the start of the second half, the lead increased for the visiting Lady Indians with Ulicny scoring her second goal with 39:24 left in regulation with the assist by Sheppard. That five-goal lead turned into a six-goal advantage shortly later as Holland sent the ball past the keeper with the assist from Bledsoe for the 6-0 lead with the scoreboard displaying 37:22.
Ulicny gained the hat trick with her third goal with 26:05 remaining in the match. McClain scored their lone goal with Kerigan Pollard — who is the all-time McClain goals leader — adding to her record with a goal off a penalty kick with 11:46 on the clock.
With a six-goal advantage, the Lady Indians weren’t finished adding to their lead, as Ulicny scored goal number four with 10:06 left in the match with the goal being unassisted. Brooklyn Lucarello made it a 9-1 lead for HHS with a goal at the 6:44 mark, and the 10th and final HHS goal was scored by Ulicny from about 30 yards out with 0.07 left in the match for her fifth goal.