Tottenville High School's girls' varsity soccer team won every one of its ten PSAL league games this fall, according to the Public Schools Athletic League's own results. The Pirates scored 66 goals and allowed two, and kept a clean sheet in nine of the ten games.

The team plays in the PSAL's Staten Island division 3A. Its regular season ended at home on Saturday, October 17, with an 8-0 win over John Jay Campus in a game rescheduled from September 26.

Game by game

  • Sept. 11: won 8-0 at Port Richmond
  • Sept. 15: beat Susan E. Wagner 10-0 at home
  • Sept. 17: beat New Dorp 7-0 at home
  • Sept. 19: won 3-2 at Beacon High School, played on Randall's Island
  • Sept. 22: won 8-0 at Curtis
  • Sept. 29: beat Port Richmond 8-0 at home
  • Oct. 2: won 2-0 at Wagner
  • Oct. 6: won 7-0 at New Dorp
  • Oct. 13: beat Curtis 5-0 at home
  • Oct. 17: beat John Jay Campus 8-0 at home

The one close one

The only goals Tottenville gave up all season came in the trip to Randall's Island on September 19, where Beacon scored twice and Tottenville won by one. Every other game was a shutout, and seven of the ten were decided by seven goals or more.

The schedule ran through most of the borough: Port Richmond, Susan E. Wagner, New Dorp and Curtis twice each, plus Beacon and John Jay Campus. Home games were played on Tottenville High School's own field.

What comes next

The PSAL had not posted playoff seedings or dates for girls' soccer as of Tuesday. Families and fans can follow the bracket on the PSAL's girls' soccer page, which lists results, standings and the playoff schedule once it is set.

About the school

Tottenville High School is at 100 Luten Avenue in Huguenot, on the South Shore, and its teams play as the Pirates.

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