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Prep SportsWednesday, November 4

Hamilton Southeastern girls soccer finishes 23-0 and wins a second straight state title

The 5AM Noblesville teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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The Royals beat Center Grove 3-1 on Saturday, Oct. 31, to win their second straight IHSAA Class 3A state championship. Junior Skylar Mueller scored twice, starting with a penalty kick.

HSE's repeat season by the numbers

23-0
final record, with no ties
128-7
goals for and against this season
24
goals this season for Skylar Mueller

If you cheer for Noblesville, you'll want the history. The Royals' 1-0 win over Noblesville was one of only two games all year they won by less than two goals. HSE is only the third unbeaten, untied champion in state history. The Indianapolis Star reported the Royals are also the third program to win back-to-back titles without a loss in either season, joining Carmel (1994-95) and Noblesville (2019-20).

Three teams have won girls soccer state titles unbeaten and untied

Source: LarryInFishers

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Carmel, 200225 wins
HSE, 202623 wins
Homestead, 202122 wins
  • Center Grove finished 17-3-2 as state runner-up
  • Postseason goals: 35-4 in HSE's favor
  • Senior goalkeeper Hannah Dodge won the Wynns Mental Attitude Award

Sources: Indiana High School Athletic Association, LarryInFishers

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