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Source: Deming Headlight

By Billy Armendariz Headlight Staff Despite a winless season, four Lady ’Cats soccer players were recognized for outstanding play and team leadership during the 20206 Deming High School soccer season. DHS Coach Carlos Astudillo said he was pleased and proud to announce their selection by coaches in District 3-4, which includes Anthony Gadsden High School, Silver High School of Silver City, Chaparral, Santa Teresa and Deming. Junior Genesis Guardardo led the list for all-district, followed by a trio of freshman: Karen Dominguez, Aahliyyah Hernandez and Karissma Dominguez. Guardardo played an active midfield position and was among the leaders in all offensive and defensive categories. She moved up and down the field with quickness and speed, and was a physical player against aggressive play. The freshman selections filled many roles for the ’Cats. Karen Dominguez was the top goalkeeper for the Lady ’Cats, and Hernandez was the team’s top defender, alongside Karissma Dominguez.

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