Riley Maynard scores in overtime to lead Boyd County past Ashland

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Summary

Boyd County defeated Ashland 2-1 in a 63rd District seeding soccer match on Thursday in Cannonsburg. Freshman Riley Maynard secured the victory by curling a corner kick into the net during the second overtime period. Ashland opened the scoring midway through the first half when Marisa Baker connected on a shot assisted by Lainey Hankins. Boyd County responded seven minutes later with an equalizer from Lainey Hughes. Both coaches highlighted the contribution of their young rosters, with Boyd County moving to 5-3-1 and Ashland dropping to 4-6-1. The Lions hold an early advantage in district seeding following the result. Ashland is scheduled to host the Red Devils next Thursday, while Boyd County travels to play Russell on September 24.

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  • Riley Maynard scored the winning goal via a corner kick in the second overtime.
  • Lainey Hughes recorded the initial goal for Boyd County in the first half.
  • Marisa Baker scored the lone goal for Ashland.
  • Boyd County holds a 5-3-1 record following the district seeding victory.
  • Ashland moves to 4-6-1 and will host the Red Devils next Thursday.
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CANNONSBURG Riley Maynard cornered the market on game-winners. The ball hadn’t seen the back of the net for nearly an hour of match time when the Boyd County freshman took care of any shootout concerns in the second overtime period against Ashland. Maynard lined up her shot near the corner flag, connected with her left foot, and curved it inside the far post to lift the Lions to a 2-1 win in ...

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