The 2006 season in numbers
3-9Record
3-8Regular season
0-1Postseason
0-2District
1.8Points per game
5.6Allowed per game
How the season went

12 games, game by game

The first loss was a 0-10 loss to Bethlehem on Aug 19, the season ended with a 0-3 loss to North Laurel.

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Points
22 for, 67 against
Biggest win
6-1 over Berea
Decided by 3 or fewer
5 games
The story of 2006

The scores are here. The story isn't written yet.

We have every result from 2006 and the name of the coach, Daniel Hamlin. What we don't have is what it was like. If you were there, in the stands or on the field, this page is waiting on you.

  • No team photoA yearbook page or a print from a drawer is all it takes.
  • 0 of 13 games have a photoSideline shots, crowd shots, the scoreboard at the final.
  • No memories yetThe bus ride, the locker room, the play everybody still argues about.

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In context

Where 2006 stands

  • The 24th-best season in program history by winning percentage, of 26 seasons. →
  • 2005 went 6-8-2. 2007 went 5-8-3.

Computed from the games on file.

Were you on this team?

The 2006 page is missing what only you have.

A team picture, a program, a letter jacket photo, or three sentences about the game you still think about. It goes on this page with your name on it.

The classes on this teamSeniors through freshmen that year. Find your class page and who else is here.

Notes. 16th Region, 31th District. Head coach Daniel Hamblin.

Source KHSAA scoreboard, 2006 Corbin girls soccer, 2006 Record, district record and postseason computed from the season scoreboard; coach from the same source. 1 scheduled games carry no result on the scoreboard.

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