Scott, Young and Conlon selected 2018 All-Ohio Soccer
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Stephen Forsha-sforsha@gmail.com
Three seniors from Highland County were selected to the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association 2018 All-Ohio soccer teams.
In the list that was released Saturday by the OSSCA, Lynchburg-Clay had two players and Hillsboro had one individual named to the state teams.
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For Lynchburg-Clay girls soccer, senior Peyton Scott was selected as first-team All-Ohio in Division III, while on the boys side LC had Chris Young selected to the second team, and for Hillsboro it was Quinn Conlon named to the second team in Division II.
Scott is now a three-time All-Ohio selection as she was also second-team All-Ohio as a sophomore and first-team All-Ohio last season. Also in the awards category this season, Scott was selected as the coaches Division III girls soccer Player of the Year and first-team All-District in the SE District. She was also a All-SHAC (Southern Hills Athletic Conference) selection and was named SHAC Player of the Year.
For her four-year soccer career at Lynchburg-Clay, Scott is a three-time All-Ohio selection, a four-time All-District selection and a four-time All-SHAC selection.
In 2018, Scott totaled 83 points for the Lady Mustangs, including 35 goals and 13 assists. In her career, Scott finishes as the all-time goals leader at Lynchburg-Clay with 128 goals and 41 assists as she led the Lady Mustangs in goals scored in each of her four seasons.
Young — a 2018 second-team All-Ohio selection — finished the 2018 season with 59 points for the Mustangs, including 25 goals and nine assists. In his four seasons at LC, Young totaled 45 goals and 32 assists. Young was selected as first-team All-District and to the All-SHAC team this season, where he was also SHAC Player of the Year for boys soccer.
Conlon, of Hillsboro, was named to the All-Ohio second team for Division II. Conlon was also named to the All-District team in Division II this season, along with being an All-FAC (Frontier Athletic Conference) selection as well.
This season, Conlon totaled 18 goals and seven assists. Conlon also accounted for over 70 percent of the Indians’ scoring for the 2018 season. The senior also had a goal on a kickoff against Unioto.
For his career, Conlon totaled 39 goals and 26 assists.
In the list that was released Saturday by the OSSCA, Lynchburg-Clay had two players and Hillsboro had one individual named to the state teams.
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For Lynchburg-Clay girls soccer, senior Peyton Scott was selected as first-team All-Ohio in Division III, while on the boys side LC had Chris Young selected to the second team, and for Hillsboro it was Quinn Conlon named to the second team in Division II.
Scott is now a three-time All-Ohio selection as she was also second-team All-Ohio as a sophomore and first-team All-Ohio last season. Also in the awards category this season, Scott was selected as the coaches Division III girls soccer Player of the Year and first-team All-District in the SE District. She was also a All-SHAC (Southern Hills Athletic Conference) selection and was named SHAC Player of the Year.
For her four-year soccer career at Lynchburg-Clay, Scott is a three-time All-Ohio selection, a four-time All-District selection and a four-time All-SHAC selection.
In 2018, Scott totaled 83 points for the Lady Mustangs, including 35 goals and 13 assists. In her career, Scott finishes as the all-time goals leader at Lynchburg-Clay with 128 goals and 41 assists as she led the Lady Mustangs in goals scored in each of her four seasons.
Young — a 2018 second-team All-Ohio selection — finished the 2018 season with 59 points for the Mustangs, including 25 goals and nine assists. In his four seasons at LC, Young totaled 45 goals and 32 assists. Young was selected as first-team All-District and to the All-SHAC team this season, where he was also SHAC Player of the Year for boys soccer.
Conlon, of Hillsboro, was named to the All-Ohio second team for Division II. Conlon was also named to the All-District team in Division II this season, along with being an All-FAC (Frontier Athletic Conference) selection as well.
This season, Conlon totaled 18 goals and seven assists. Conlon also accounted for over 70 percent of the Indians’ scoring for the 2018 season. The senior also had a goal on a kickoff against Unioto.
For his career, Conlon totaled 39 goals and 26 assists.