Four Franklin County players have earned Class 6 Region B girls soccer accolades for the 2019 season by a vote of the region’s head coaches.
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Hampton, Jordan, Altice, Sellars earn Region B laurels
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Franklin County’s Ashlee Jordan (No. 14) has earned first-team Class 6 Region B laurels in girls soccer for the 2019 season. She has given a non-binding verbal commitment to continue her soccer career this fall at NCAA Division III Emory & Henry College. Also, Jordan is the 2019 co-Player of the Year in the Piedmont District.
Franklin County defender Ciara Hampton (left) has garnered first-team Class 6 Region B laurels in girls soccer for the 2019 campaign. She is the co-Player of the Year in the Piedmont District.
Franklin County’s Amber Altice (right) has received second-team Class 6 Region B honors in girls soccer for the 2019 campaign. She has given NCAA Division III Emory & Henry College a non-binding verbal commitment to continue her soccer career there this fall.
Erica-Blake Sellars (No. 19), a first-year varsity player for Franklin County’s girls soccer team in 2019, has garnered second-team Class 6 Region B accolades. She is a rising sophomore.
Franklin County’s Jacob Dudley (No. 13), this year’s Piedmont District Player of the Year, has earned first-team Class 6 Region B honors in boys soccer for the 2019 season. He has given a non-binding verbal commitment to continue his soccer career this fall at NCAA Division III Christopher Newport University.
Franklin County defender Oscar Garcia (No. 3) has garnered second-team Class 6 Region B laurels in boys soccer for the 2019 season. A two-year varsity veteran, Garcia is a rising junior.
Franklin County defender Blake Jones (No. 14), shown in action against William Fleming in a non-district match played at C.I. (Cy) Dillon Stadium-Fred M. Brown Memorial Field, has earned second-team Class 6 Region B honors in boys soccer for the 2019 season.
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