Parkersburg South Girls Soccer Claims Third Place in MSAC Tournament
Parkersburg South girls soccer secured third place in the MSAC tournament by defeating Hurricane on penalty kicks after a scoreless draw at Erickson All-Sports Facility. Goalkeeper Alivia Goff was instrumental in the victory, saving key penalty shots.

Parkersburg, WV, October 9, 2026 — Parkersburg South’s girls soccer team has earned third place in the recent MSAC tournament. The team secured the distinction following a decisive victory over Hurricane in a match that concluded with penalty kicks.
The contest, held at Erickson All-Sports Facility, was characterized by a tense scoreless draw through regulation play. The outcome was ultimately determined by a penalty shootout, where Parkersburg South emerged victorious against Hurricane.
A pivotal figure in the team’s success was goalkeeper Alivia Goff. Her performance during the penalty kick phase was described as instrumental, with Goff credited for saving key shots that contributed significantly to Parkersburg South’s win and their securing of third place in the tournament.
The MSAC tournament is a notable event in the regional high school soccer calendar, bringing together competitive teams from across the conference. The placement achieved by Parkersburg South highlights their performance and dedication throughout the competitive season.
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