HIGHLIGHTS: West Texas's first-ever 2-6A All-Star soccer game
ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – Odessa College hosted the first-ever 2-6A all-star soccer game for the boys' and girls' first and second-team selections. The girls began the evening at James Segrest Stadium with Team Blue defeating Team White 3-2. After scoring all three goals for Team Blue, Midland High's Adeline Hahn was named the most valuable player. The All-Star Game committee says they plan to continue this event every year.
Watch the video above for the highlights from the girls' game.
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