The Shawnee girls soccer team had one of the greatest seasons in state history this past fall, as the Renegades went 25-0 and won the Group 3 state championship. They posted 19 shutouts, including six straight to close out the state playoffs, and Paul VI was the only team to score more than one goal against Shawnee.
A big reason for that success was senior goalie Mackenzie Borbi, one of the best keepers in the state. She averaged 4.5 saves per game as a senior, and in that 3-2 win over Paul VI she made a season-high 14 saves. Borbi made more than 300 saves during a career that saw her play in 69 games.
In lacrosse, she was just the opposite, an outstanding scorer who racked up 60 goals as a senior and finished her career with 194 goals and 69 assists.