Makayden Taylor keeps the ball in play. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Autumn Duke races past a West Creek player. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Madelyn Pitney clears the ball for Dickson County. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Hannah Brewer fires a shot. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Rachael Brewer fights for the ball against West Creek. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Lily Pierce launches the ball down the pitch against West Creek. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Natalie Reyes passes off to a teammate. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Michelia Felts lines up a shot. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Rachael Brewer celebrates a goal with sister Hannah Brewer. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Carlie Breese looks for an opening in the West Creek defense. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
Maria Fussell dribbles and passes against West Creek. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA 
The Lady Cougars line up to stop a shot. DICKSON SPORTS MEDIA
It took extra time, but Dickson County defeated West Creek last week 4-3 as Rachael Brewer scored all four goals for the Lady Cougars. Carlie Breese picked up an assist and Liah Taylor finished with five saves.
With the win, Dickson County locked up the No. 1 seed with one district game left. That game will be against Kenwood, and is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 19.
Dickson County has three more non-district games scheduled after the Kenwood matchup.
“Rachael (Brewer) went off last night and our defense had a better second half and obviously played well during the extra time,” Dickson County coach Chris Cardona said. “We made some critical mistakes defensively but were able to bounce back and create scoring opportunities as a team. It was a great win and awesome experience to be a part of.”
The Lady Cougars, who are playing without Skylar Little due to an injury, are currently 8-1 and undefeated in district play.
