Mandeville Girls Soccer on Northshore Sports

We had a great chat with the ladies from Mandeville last night and wish them well in the playoffs!!!

Manuel kicking toward a record

Mandeville freshman scoring sensation Mackenzie Manuel recorded a hat trick yesterday leading the Lady Skippers to an 8-1 victory over the Slidell Lady Tigers. Manuel's season goal total stands at 54. Mackenzie, is the younger sister of Elizabeth Manuel, the former MHS star, who plays for the University of Louisiana Lafayette. Mackenzie Manuel has tied her sister Elizabeth, who notched 54 goals in her season year with the Lady Skippers. Former Mandeville player Delaney Sheehan, a former Gatorade Player of the Year for Louisiana, holds the Mandeville girls' soccer scoring record with 56 goals. Sheehan is playing soccer at Furman University. In yesterday's match, Mandeville's  Hannah Benton tallied two goals, while Isabel Barrios, Mia Dubroc and Caroline Boudreaux chipped in with one goal each for the Lady Skippers. Emily Rone and Jordyn Pellegrin split time in goal and Kimberly Boudreaux was named the top defender. Mandeville, 20-5-1, has three district games remaining.   

SSA trims Mandeville 4-2 in girls soccer

St. Scholastica Academy's Abby Childress delivered a hat trick and Courtney Robicheaux added a netter sparking the Doves to a 4-2 win over the Mandeville Lady Skippers. Elena Nicari was the winning keeper. SSA, ranked No. 1 in the state, moved to 13-1 overall and 9-0 in district. Mandeville 18-5-1 and 5-4 had goals from Mia Dubroc on a penalty kick and Mackenzie Manuel, who tallied to tie the match 2-2 before SSA answered with two more goals to secure the victory.  

Mandeville Lady Skippers cruise past Ponchatoula on Mackenzie Manuel's five goals

In local soccer action, the Mandeville Lady Skippers road the five-goal performance of Mackenzie Manuel and two goals each from Mia Dubroc and Missy Ross in a 14-0 home district rout of the Ponchatoula Lady Green Wave. Isabel Barrios, Olivia Kerth, Caroline Boudreaux, Kayla Seals and Maddie Cool netted one goal each in the lopsided victory. Emily Rone and Jordyn Pellegrin split time in goal for the Lady Skippers, while Morgan Kleis was named Mandeville's top defender. Mandeville upped its record to 18-3-1, while moving to 6-2 in district play. 

Mandeville Lady Skippers post 2-1 record in West Monroe basketball tourney

The Mandeville Lady Skippers basketball team competed in the West Monroe Holiday Classic. The
Lady Skippers posted a 2-1 record. Mandeville opened with the host West Monroe Lady Cowboys,
falling 52-46. Elise Reilly led the way with a game-high 25 points. Mandeville then edged Fairpark 44-39 with Reilly dropping in 22 points. Mandeville closed out tournament play trimming Lakeview 37-31. Mandeville, which trailed 19-17 at the half, was sparked by Reilly, who netted 18 points with two rebounds and two steals. Jazmyn Menina contributed seven points with three assists. Leah Sulzer added five points with two boards. Mandeville improved to 11-6 and is 1-1 in District 6-5A play. The Lady Skippers return to district action today on the road taking on the Ponchatoula Lady Green Wave. 

  

Mandeville and St. Joseph's Academy battle at Walker Shootout

Mandeville's cross country team ran a strong, competitive race Saturday at the 11th annual Walker Shootout, being edged out by St. Joseph's Academy.  St. Joe's scored 73 points to win by one point over the Lady Skippers in the team competition. Photo by Angelle Albright.

It was a classic race Saturday at the 11th annual Walker Shootout for the girls with the Mandeville Lady Skippers and St. Joseph's Academy battling for team and individual honors.
St. Joseph's Academy edged Mandeville by a mere point to take the team title with 73 points
followed by Mandeville in the 21-team field. St. Scholastica Academy's Doves were also in the mix
finishing a close third with 86 points, while the Fontainelbeau Lady Bulldogs took fifth with 152 points. Ponchatoula broke the top 10 in seventh place, 227 points with Slidell in 11th spot with 317 points. Northshore's Lady Panthers finished 16 with 478 points. 
St. Joe's Annie Hill won the individual title with a time of 18:23.91, beating out Mandeville's Olivia Murphy, by less than 10-seconds. Murphy logged a time of 18:33.76.
SSA's Carley Boyce took sixth at 19:07.75 followed MHS' Claire Crosby 19:34.04 and Chelsey
Jones came in eighth at 19:35.23. Fontainebelau's Courtney Smith earned a 10th place finish at 19:51.12. FHS' Olivia Hunt was 12th, 20:01.23 followed by SSA's Allyson Seals, 20:01.23 with SSA's Madison McDaniel taking 16th at 20:18.64. Slidell's Ariel Jones was 17th at 20:24.50 and SSA's Monica Guillot rounded out the top 20 finishers with a time of 20:28.55.
For the complete Walker Shootout girls results you can visit la.milesplit.com and click on meet
results and select girls varsity. You can also check out race photos by Angele Albright.