Last season, Katie Rigby was still an Indian, she just couldn’t play.
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The Lenape forward tore her ACL and missed her junior season, a season in which the Indians won their fourth consecutive state Group 4 title.
This year she was back and the rest of the state found out the hard way.
Rigby scored 22 goals and led the Indians to their fifth straight state Group 4 title. What was more impressive about her 22 goals, is that nine of them came in the playoffs.
“She had a tremendous year,” Lenape coach Kevin Meder said. “She took on the role of not letting her team lose. Her best soccer came in the playoffs, when it mattered the most.”
Earlier this season, while playing Shawnee, Renegades coach Drew Wagner yelled to his girls, “You can’t give her that much space. She’s the best player on the field! She might be the best player on the planet!” Click here to continue reading.
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