Penn defeats South Bend Adams to secure third place in NIC girls soccer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 3:23 AM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

On September 23, Penn secured a 5-3 victory against South Bend Adams at Tallman Field, clinching third place in the Northern Indiana Conference girls soccer standings. The match saw Adams take an early lead with a goal from Navy Smith, but Penn quickly leveled the score through Tori Schramski. Lillian McMillen put Penn ahead before the break, followed by two quick goals from Holly Hamilton and Alisa Noakes. Although Adams rallied with two goals from Arianna Jones and Smith, a penalty kick by Emily Sachire ensured Penn's victory. Both teams remain competitive within the NIC as the postseason approaches.
- •Penn scores five goals, securing a 5-3 win against South Bend Adams.
- •Adams takes an early lead with a goal from Navy Smith.
- •Penn quickly responds with goals from Tori Schramski and Lillian McMillen.
- •Emily Sachire's penalty kick seals the victory for Penn.
- •Penn earns third place in the NIC standings.
- 3:23 AMYahoo Sports — Penn beats South Bend Adams to claim 3rd place in NIC girls soccer
"Penn and South Bend Adams showed Wednesday why they are two of the "Big 4" in NIC girls soccer Wednesday night.
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