The evening game was against Cedar Park.  Things started off well for the Ladycats, as Brittany Clements made a long throw-in from the right side.  The ball bounced once and Ladycat Jessica Lanphaer came streaking in, beating the Cedar Park goalkeeper to the ball, heading the ball over her and into the goal from about 8 yards out.  Cedar Park scored twice in the first half, and the half ended with Cedar Park up, 2-1.  In the second half, in the 54th minute, Kristin “Bit” Williams made a good cross, which was headed out by the Cedar Park defense.  The ball came out toward Ladycat Dana Walton, who took a one touch shot from about 23 yards, and buried it into the right side of the net, making the score 2-2.   The score remained tied until late in the game when Cedar Park broke through and scored in the 73td minute to win, 3-2.

 Saturday morning the Ladycats took on Lufkin, who had beaten the Ladycats earlier in the season in a scrimmage game, 6-0.  Lufkin scored at the 17 minute mark on a corner kick, and again two minutes later on a free kick, and the half ended with the Ladycats down, 2-0.  Things looked bleak at this point for the young Ladycat team, but they came out of the halftime break with a determination to make a showing.  The Ladycats controlled the play from the opening whistle of the second half, and finally found the net in the 77th minute.  A long ball from the middle of the field came in to Dana Walton at the top of the penalty box.  Walton flicked the ball over with her head, right to a streaking Miranda Logan coming in from the right side. Logan caught the ball in mid-air, volleying the ball past the keeper into the left side of the goal.  Even though the Ladycats completely controlled play for the remainder of the game, they could not get the tying goal, and were defeated 2-1.  Coach John Absalom said he was very proud of his team for the effort and moxie they displayed, and said that improvement was being seen every game.

 The final game of the tournament for the Ladycats was against San Marcos.  In the 7th minute the Ladycats struck first with a cross from Dana Walton to Miranda Logan, who took the shot from about 8 yards out and scored.  Not long after that, in the 17th minute, Tory Mills for the Ladycats made a nice thru ball pass down the right side to Logan, who again scored, beating the San Marcos keeper from 10 yards out.  In the second half, at the 47th minute mark, Brittany Clements made another one of her patented long throw-ins, finding Logan again in the box, who finished with a goal, completing her hat trick for the game, and the Ladycats won 3-0. 

 Brittany Clements from Whitehouse was named to the All Tournament team. 
 

The second game for the Ladycats was versus Lumberton, with the Ladycats winning 4-0.  The first three goals were by Erin Kelly, Erica Swinford, and Miranda Logan, all three assisted by Dana Walton.  Jessica Holdway tallied the final goal, assisted by Mary Zanolini.

Next up was Crosby, and the Ladycats defeated them in a 35 yard type shootout after regulation time ended with the score 0-0.  First up in the shootout for the Ladycats was Logan, who calmly put the ball into the right side of the goal.  Players for both teams failed to score until the 5th round when Ladycats Mills converted her attempt to seal the victory.  Ladycats goalkeeper Jennifer Kammer came up big in the shootout, stopping two shots by Crosby that were on goal. 

The Ladycats played Dickinson next, winning 3-1. Kelly opened the scoring for  Whitehouse with a great 20 yard left foot shot after taking a pass from Mills down the left side of the field.  Later in the first half Dickinson scored and the half ended, 1-1.  Early in the second half Clements made a long throw in to the top of the eighteen yard box.  Kelly got to the ball and trapped it down to Mills, who took a once touch shot that found the lower right corner of the goal from about 18 yards out, giving the Ladycats the lead, 2-1.  A few minutes later Mills finished out the scoring with a beautiful 25 yard free kick that went into the upper left corner, and the Ladycats were headed to the Championship game.

The Championship game was against Port Neches Grove, with the Ladycats taking a 4-0 victory.  Whitehouse open the scoring in the 7th minute off a corner kick by Mills that Logan finished from inside the box.  In the 19th minute Jessica Lamphear assisted Logan who again found the net, giving the Ladycats the lead, 2-0.  Then, in the 24th minute, Kelly passed the ball to Logan, who scored again and completed her hat trick for the game.  In the 58th minute Logan this time made the assist with a nice pass to Mills, who scored on a 20 yard shot into the lower right corner of the goal. 
The Ladycats defenders, Amanda Zapata, Christina Courville, Clements, and Raquel Wood, along with goalkeeper Kammer, had a good tournament, allowing only 1 goal in the five games.

Erica Swinford scored in the 6th minute of the game for the Ladycats with a tremendous shot from about 18 yards out, off a poor clearance from a Nederland defender, and the Ladycats were up early, 1-0.  Whitehouse kept the pressure on and twelve minutes later Miranda Logan made a nice pass to Tory Mills, who was standing unmarked about 22 yards out.  Mills trapped the ball, made a nice preparation touch, and then blasted the ball into the upper right corner of the goal, and the Ladycats were up, 2-0.  But Nederland did not panic, and scored two goals of their own in the 25th and 28th minutes, and the first half ended tied, 2-2.

Five minutes into the second half Nederland scored again, and then again in the 64th minute, giving them a 4-2 lead.  Things were looking bleak for the Ladycats, but they kept playing and turned up the pace a notch themselves.  In the 75th minute, Logan was fouled in the penalty area which resulted in a penalty kick awarded to Whitehouse.  This was excellent opportunity for the Ladycats to get back in the game, and Mills stepped up to the mark and calmly and decisively shot the ball in the lower left corner of the goal, bringing the Ladycats within 1.  With only five minutes remaining, the Ladycats kept the pressure on, bringing forward all field players and keeping the ball in front of the Nederland goal, trying desperately to get the equalizer.  But with about a minute left to play, Nederland collected the ball and made a race downfield toward the near empty Ladycats  net, and scored, making the final score 5-3, ending the Ladycats season. 

Coach Absalom said he is proud of his team, who played well against a very good opponent, remarking that the Ladycats were still a young team, with a good outlook for next year. The Ladycats season record was 19-5-2, and they were 6-1 in district play.