The 2018 high school girls’ soccer season saw Washington continue its winning ways, which included the Pam Pack’s continuation of its impressive winning streak in conference play.

Washington finished the regular season with a 17-6 record, scoring 134 goals and allowing its opponents to score only 37 times. But the statistics become even more stunning when focusing on games against conference foes.

The Pam Pack finished the 2018 season with a 10-0 record against fellow Eastern Carolina 2A Conference members, outscoring its conference rivals 93-3.

Being top dog in its conference is nothing new for Washington, as it has now won 46 conference games in a row, dating back to 2013. The streak started with the Pam Pack winning its final two games in the Coastal 3A Conference, followed by winning every game (34) it played in the Eastern Plains Conference and now includes the ten games won this season as a member of the Eastern Carolina 2A Conference.

The team’s dominance over the conference earned the team recognition, as six of its players were named to the All-Conference Team, including Lilly Frances Lobos, who was named the conference’s Player of the Year. Washington coach Ed Rodriguez was also named Coach of the Year.

Lobos led the charge for Washington this past season. The freshman winger terrorized defenders all season, racking up 48 goals and 24 assists to lead her team and the conference in both categories. Among the other Pam Pack members on the All-Conference Team are team MVP and midfield lynchpin Anna Frisbie and Sydney Walker, whose 14 assists were the third most in the conference.

Along with having six team members being honored by the conference, Washington also named the recipients of its team awards.

 

Eastern Carolina 2A Conference All-Conference Team:

Lilly Francis Lobos

Anna Frisbie

Maddie Brodie

Sarah Whitson

Jordan Prescott

Sydney Walker

 

Eastern Carolina Conference Player of the Year:

Lilly Francis Lobos

 

Eastern Carolina Conference Coach of the Year:

Ed Rodriguez

 

Pam Pack Team Awards:

 

Offensive Player of the Year:

Lilly Francis Lobos

 

Defensive Player of the Year:

Julissa Perez

 

Most Improved Player:

Alaina Donadio

 

MVP:

Anna Frisbie