Preps of the week: Greenberg’s goal secures Marin’s lone section title - Marin Independent Journal

Eleven Marin teams advanced to NorCals in basketball and soccer this season, up from seven a year ago. However, all but one of those teams is coming off a loss and will look to rebound starting Tuesday.

Thalia Greenberg, Tam soccer

Greenberg scored the goal that clinched Marin’s only section title last week, scoring in the second overtime to beat Maria Carrillo, 1-0. Greenberg also played a key role in the semifinal against Bishop O’Dowd, drawing a penalty that Peyton Hildebrand converted for a 2-0 lead against the Dragons. Greenberg has shown a penchant for scoring when it matters most. The senior scored the game-winning penalty in the MCAL title game as a sophomore and also provided a late winner in this year’s MCAL semifinals against Marin Catholic.

Kirsten Whetstone and Mari Karp, Tam soccer

Whetstone and Karp were vital cogs defensively as Tam posted a pair of shutouts en route to the title. The duo also combined to score Tam’s first goal in the semifinals against Bishop O’Dowd. Karp saw that Whetstone had drifted out to her right and took a free kick quickly that caught the Dragons off guard. Whetstone scored from 25-plus yards out to put the Red-tailed Hawks on the board.

Joaquim ArauzMoore, Branson basketball

The sophomore earned a game ball for his performance in the section semifinals, a victory Branson needed to ensure a spot in NorCals. ArauzMoore scored a team-high 11 points as the Bulls pulled off a 43-37, come-from-behind win against Miramonte. ArauzMoore then tied for team-high honors with nine points in an overtime loss to St. Patrick-St. Vincent in the final.

Eliana Prosnitz, Branson soccer

The MCAL player of the year lived up to her billing, assisting on two goals and scoring the third in a 5-0 win against Miramonte in the section semifinals. Prosnitz made a pair of penalty kicks in a 14-round shootout which Branson eventually lost against Acalanes in the final. Prosnitz was recognized as Branson’s player of the game for her performance in the final.

Meredith Stais, Marin Academy soccer

Stais scored a pair of goals to help lift Marin Academy to a 5-1 win against Marin Catholic in the section semifinals then scored with two minutes left in regulation to force extra time against Cardinal Newman in the final.

Keeley Wright, San Marin basketball

The freshman scored a career-high 16 points to help San Marin reach its first section title game with a 56-46 semifinal win against Campolindo.

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