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King's Academy Makes History: First State Soccer Title
19 Feb
Summary
- King's Academy girls soccer won their first state championship.
- Goalkeeper Sabrina Callejas was instrumental in the victory.
- The championship was decided by a 5-4 penalty shootout win.

King's Academy girls soccer team has etched their name in history by securing their inaugural state championship title. The Lions triumphed over the formidable Palmer Trinity, the top seed, in a dramatic penalty shootout that concluded 5-4 after a scoreless regulation and overtime period. The decisive match took place on Wednesday, February 18, at the Myrtle Beach Sports Complex in Auburndale.
Sophomore goalkeeper Sabrina Callejas emerged as a pivotal player, making critical saves throughout the game and in the penalty shootout. She successfully blocked two of Palmer Trinity's initial penalty kicks and confidently converted her own attempt. The victory was ultimately sealed by Sophia Cueto's game-winning penalty kick, solidifying King's Academy's historic achievement.



