The varsity girls soccer team won against the Fort Zumwalt South Bulldogs in penalty kicks (PKs) on April 25. The team played a total of 100 minutes between two regular 40-minute halves and two 10-minute overtimes. The game concluded with a 1-1 draw before beginning penalty kicks.Senior Kamryn Beaton said going into the game they expected it to be a tough game but overall were happy with the outcome. “Prior to the game, we knew it was going to be a challenge. Fort Zumwalt South has always been a tough competitor, but overall we did very well,” Beaton said.Playing a tough-fought game head coach, Eric Hill said the team put their best foot forward during the game and in PKs, and with their goalie, they had an advantage.“With our goalkeeping, going into PK’s was in our advantage. We were trying to win during the game but the closer it got to PK’s, we knew it would go our way,” Hill said.Seniors Katie Jundt, Claire McCarthy, junior Madison Brown, and freshmen Maddeson Chonech and Anna Schneiders were the five who took the PKs for Summit. The Bulldogs missed two of the five PKs and Summit missed one before getting to their fifth. To win the game, it came down to Schneiders who took hers last and made it. Schneiders said it was nerve-wracking but she was excited she made it.“It felt really good to make it, but I was nervous going into it,” Schneiders said.